Science & Technology Advisory Committee
Our Science & Technology Advisory Committee (STAC) brings together world-renowned scientists from top American labs with extensive experience in linear accelerator technology.
STAC members provide strategic technical guidance for Reveam in developing world-leading solutions for the food industry and beyond.
Raising the Bar in Safety, Taste and Shelf Life.
Reveam Extends Innovative ECP™ Treatment for Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Reveam has expanded its operation to accept additional fresh fruits and vegetables for treatment at our USDA-certified Electronic-Cold Pasteurization™ (ECP™)…
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Reveam Co-Founder Chip Starns Chosen for Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper’s Transition Leadership Committee
Reveam congratulates our Co-Founder and Executive Vice President Chip Starns for being selected by Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper to…
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What We’re Looking Forward to in 2023
2022 was a year of significant food supply disruption caused by a number of unforeseen variables. So what can we…
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Reveam at the Conference on the Application of Accelerators in Research and Industry (CAARI)
REVEAM SHOWCASES ELECTRONIC COLD-PASTEURIZATION™ AT THE 26TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE APPLICATION OF ACCELERATORS IN RESEARCH & INDUSTRY IN DENTON,…
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What We’re Looking Forward to at the IFPA 2022 Conference
Reveam is excited to attend the 2022 Global Produce and Floral Show, held from October 27-29 in Orlando, Florida. Below are some of the topics that we’re looking forward to discussing most this year.
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Investment Trends in Food Cleantech
The cleantech sector continues to advance as a major point of interest for investors. Companies focused on the manufacture of…
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Reveam Presents Electronic Cold-Pasteurization™ as Solution to Plant Health and Biosecurity Challenges at the World’s First International Plant Health Conference
At the invitation of the International Plant Health Conference (IPHC), Reveam presented ECP™ technology to international leaders and experts as part of the agenda to address current and future plant health challenges, impacts of climate change, food security and environmental protection.
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Innovation in Fresh Food Safety – Reveam and ECP™ E-Beam Technology
Reveam’s ECP™ E-Beam technology safely and effectively eliminates pest and pathogens in fresh produce without the need for toxic chemicals, creating a safer, healthier food supply and addressing some of the most critical issues facing the food sector today.
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Reveam Partners with Georgia Tech to Develop Advanced Accelerator Research and Innovation Center with Support from U.S. National Labs
Reveam and the Georgia Institute of Technology have partnered to develop a multidisciplinary accelerator-based center of excellence for advanced electron beam (E-beam) and X-ray research to promote innovative and sustainable solutions for critical issues facing the food sector and beyond.
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Reveam Meets with California Growers to Discuss ECP™ Solutions for Food Safety & Quality Concerns, as Part of Western Growers AgTechX Food Safety Cohort
As members of Western Growers (WG) AgTechX Food Safety Cohort, Reveam was invited to California to meet with growers to discuss food safety & quality concerns, and how ECP™ may help solve critical issues facing the industry.
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Reveam Co-Founder Chip Starns Invited as Guest Speaker for National Plant Board Southern Division Annual Meeting
Reveam was invited by NPB Southern Division to learn about plant and pest problems facing fresh produce and highlight Electronic Cold-Pasteurization™ technology as an alternative solution to toxic chemical treatments used today.
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Reveam To Join Produce Industry at TIPA’s Viva Fresh Expo
As a long-standing member of TIPA, recipient of the inaugural “Best in Show – Most Innovative Food Safety Solution” award for our ECP™ technology and frequent attendee of the Viva Fresh Expo, Reveam appreciates TIPA’s focus on highlighting the best opportunities and interests for both Texas-grown and imported produce.
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