Biosensor Technology
     The Biosensor Technology team specializes in the detection and analyses of cells and biomolecules in real time by a combination of microfluidics electronic and photonic sensors.

Instrumentation
     The Instrumentation group is focused on the development of solid-state, magnetic field sensors and sensor arrays, and applications for those sensors in nondestructive testing, in-circuit testing, anti-tampering for integrated circuits, and biomedical applications.

Instrument Research & Development
     This group developed the world's first "Geiger-mode" photodiode arrays which have single photon sensitivity at room temperature and are the basis for solid state Photomultiplier Detectors. This group also developed the world's first commercial coded aperature radiation camera. The IRD group develops instruments for optical and nuclear imaging and detector applications using CMOS and other detector technologies.

Sensor Development
     Using RMD's LA-APDs as a foundation, RMD established a laser optics R&D and applications group to investigate the optical applications of our large, fast and sensitive APDs.

Imaging Technology
     This RMD core technology group is at the forefront of advanced X-ray and radionuclide imaging technology, developing large area thick scintillator film materials and photodetector technology for advanced high resolution, high sensitivity and often ultra-fast X-ray and radionuclide imaging in scores of application areas.

Material Science - Coming Soon
     RMD's oldest and largest group specializes in developing new radiation detector materials and sensor configurations. Historically focused on room-temperature semiconductor materials and devices, the activities of this group have expanded to include Large Area Avalanche Photodiode (LA-APD) and high performance scintillation materials.