Newsletter February 2022
The container that has it all
The new installation in Portugal offers full-capacity monitoring and ensures enhanced security.
The new installation in Portugal offers full-capacity monitoring and ensures enhanced security.
Tuesday, 14 December 2021, 11 to 12 am (Europe)
Scienta Envinet's new MONA EPR facilitates incident management
The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is a striking example of how diversity can be created in a country with a small surface area: three official languages, a cultural melting pot from every corner of the world, a strong economy, a rich and varied landscape – and an equally fascinating monitoring network.
As of March 31, 2021, ENVINET GmbH became a new, proud member of the Scienta Scientific Group.
We have expanded our range of products for you. Prepare to be amazed.
Vietnam is making investments to improve its environmental radiation monitoring in its northern provinces – with SARA’s help.
Be part of it!
Albania can look forward to a secure future thanks to its new monitoring network
The gamma spectroscopic aerosol monitor that is second to none
Be prepared for worst-case scenarios – with the SARA high dose rate spectrometer
SARA Water goes underground in Basel to monitor the raw water and river water used to produce the region's drinking water.
Find out more about the benefits of our top-quality solutions, MONA and SARA. Without doubt, the winners of the first ENVINET Photo Contest pulled out all the stops to present our products in a different light.
The 4th ENVINET User Conference was a resounding success with visitors from 10 countries exchanging valuable information and experience, plus numerous constructive face-to-face meetings. Why not join us again next time?
Mobile online gamma monitoring to support and document the decommissioning
SARA and MIRA provide radiological safety for uranium mines
Ready to give MONA the green light for your project?
ENVINET's successful software solution NMC is now in the third generation
Airborne search for radiation sources: equipped with a helicopter and MONA, RSC is mapping Lithuania's radiation background and looking for sources.
On 1 January 2019, Siegfried Stuffer took over the position of second managing director at ENVINET GmbH. He succeeds managing director Claus Holzheimer and will support the team with his many years of experience in development and production.
Thailand is now the proud owner of a spectroscopic monitoring network. In September 2018, SARA set up shop to detect synthetic radionuclides at three separate locations, thereby protecting the country's population in future.
Spain is updating its national surveillance network by installing ENVINET probes to monitor Spanish air and soil in future, from the mainland to the islands in the Mediterranean and the Atlantic.
It’s good to know that the world’s best port is being monitored by ENVINET
Special announcement! The ring monitoring network around nuclear facilities has now been
modernized with ENVINET's latest monitoring stations.
Thailand is adding another layer of security to protect its territory and citizens even better in future –
with the help of SARA.
That might very well be the solution in your case as well.
Albania is making investments to improve its environmental radiation monitoring.
Visiting our stand is an excellent opportunity for you.
ENVINET has been commissioned to install a turnkey online radiation monitoring system on Nepal's territory
The new look and new functions in our latest videos
For many years, ENVINET has been successfully developing and manufacturing innovative products for radiological environmental and area monitoring. The latest innovation is a high-grade GFRP housing for our MIRA detector that has numerous benefits.