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US Nuclear Discusses Upcoming HAZMAT 2023 and National Homeland Security Conferences with The Stock Day Podcast
US Nuclear Discusses Upcoming HAZMAT 2023 and National Homeland Security Conferences with The Stock Day Podcast.
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[{"type":"text","content":"PHOENIX, AZ / ACCESSWIRE / June 14, 2023 / The Stock Day Podcast welcomed US Nuclear Corp.(UCLE)("the Company"), a radiation, chemical detection and specialty drone, holding company specializing in the development and manufacturing and sales of radiation and chemical detection instrumentation. CEO of the Company, Bob Goldstein, joined Stock Day host Kevin Davis.Davis began the interview by asking about the Company's background and current projects. "We have been in the radiation detector business since 1946, but in recent years we have added chemical and biological sensors to provide handheld and doorway monitors to protect and warn about different hazards.""Now that the COVID-19 pandemic is behind us, how do you plan to expand your customer base moving forward?", asked Davis. "We participate in a lot of trade shows; you get face-to-face, you meet more people, it's more efficient, and you can bring your samples to show them off," said Goldstein. "We'd like to start doing 6-10 trade shows per year, which will help us bring back our customers and make new friends."Davis then commented on a recent announcement detailing the Company's upcoming participation in a HAZMAT response conference. "The individuals that work in HAZMAT are also our first responders," said Goldstein. "Their own health and safety is in danger, but we make hand held instruments that can detect 100 chemicals, as well as biological toxins and radiation," he continued. "We can help to protect them by preventing the exposure to these toxins.""What products will you be presenting at the National Homeland Security Conference in July?", asked Davis. "This conference will be more about doorway monitors and vehicle gateway monitors," said Goldstein, adding that the technology the Company will be presenting can be used in airports, seaports, as well as for monitoring roads. "We have all-in-one systems to bring the technology all into one read out to allow for easier inspections," he added. "We also see the very hard to detect chemicals, including PFAS, drugs, gunpowder, and nerve gas.""What happens after the trade shows this year?", asked Davis. Goldstein shared that the Company hopes to develop new business and customer relationships through t...