CURIO Legacy Ventures grew from a mission conceived by Rabbi Yechezkel Moskowitz and backed by his brother Yehudah Moskowitz through the Synergos Holdings deep-tech accelerator. The Washington, DC-based company develops nuclear technologies intended to close the fuel cycle, working with public and private-sector partners to turn used nuclear fuel into resources for future reactors and isotope applications.
Centrus Energy CorpEmerging in 2014 from the reorganization of the United States Enrichment Corporation, Centrus Energy carries forward a long American history in uranium enrichment. The Bethesda-based company has supplied nuclear fuel to utilities since 1998 and is now restoring domestic enrichment capability while developing HALEU for advanced reactors.BETHESDA, MD
NuVision EngineeringFounded in Pittsburgh in 1970 as O’Donnell & Associates, NuVision Engineering develops nuclear engineering services and specialized technologies for power plants, radioactive-waste cleanup, and hazardous environments. Its proprietary portfolio includes the patented MSIP® process for mitigating stress-corrosion cracking, Power Fluidics™ waste systems, and radiation-resistant remote manipulators. With facilities in Pittsburgh and Mooresville, North Carolina, the company has supported legacy-waste cleanup in North America and the United Kingdom for more than 30 years and has conducted over 100 large-scale demonstration programs.PITTSBURGH, PA
IM Technologies, LLCFounded in 2019 by experimental nuclear physicist Vasily Jorjadze, IM Technologies develops environmentally focused material-processing systems using patented, constant-current plasma arc technology. The U.S.-based startup applies extreme-temperature processing to challenges including rare-earth extraction, waste conversion and water purification. Its three senior leaders bring decades of experience in nuclear physics, technology development and commercialization, with early development supported by PowerBridgeNY and Stony Brook University.SHOREHAM, NY