Radioisotopes and How They Work

As a company that builds batteries powered by radioactive decay, City Labs is constantly working to harness radioisotopes for the microelectronics industry. Understanding the difference between normal isotopes and radioactive...

November 30, 2022

MEDS Magazine Publishes City Labs Contributed Article:

State-of-the-art conventional chemical battery technology can provide long-term power to devices ...

February 19, 2018

MIT Technology Review Features City Labs’ Betavoltaic Batteries

SPOTLIGHT ON INNOVATION The Technology Review Custom Team takes a look at ...

February 19, 2018

Florida Technology Journal Spotlights City Labs’ Vision

City Labs, a minority-owned startup company based in South Florida, and innovator of long-life NanoTritium batteries for microelectronics, has completed its first round of financing ...

February 19, 2018

City Labs Completes First Round of Financing, Shares Vision of Bringing More High-Tech to South Florida

City Labs, Inc., the pioneering innovator of long-life (20+ years) NanoTritium™ batteries for microelectronics ...

February 19, 2018

EE TIMES Features City Labs’ NanoTritium Battery

City Labs, Inc.(Miami) recebtly has been granted a product regulatory general license to manufacture, sell, and ...

January 16, 2016

City Labs Published in Physics Today

City Labs is proud to have its recently submitted article ‘Betavoltaic Power Sources’ published in the December 2012 edition of Physics Today.

December 6, 2012

City Labs’ Spider-Man featured in VENTURE BEAT

City Labs, a small company near Miami, Florida, has launched the first commercial tritium battery ...

August 14, 2012

The Palm Beach Post Publishes FEATURE ARTICLE on City Labs Commercial Battery

The NanoTritium can travel into enemy territory, plunge to the bottom of the ocean and even ..

July 26, 2012

The MIAMI HERALD Publishes Feature on City Labs Commercial Battery

The NanoTritium can travel into enemy territory, plunge to the bottom of the ocean and even settle into the human heart.

July 25, 2012