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OC500 2025: CHRIS BARTY

November 17, 2025/ News /by Gabrielle Comfort

CHRIS BARTY
CO-FOUNDER/CTO
LUMITRON TECHNOLOGIES INC.
By OCBJ Staff

WHY: Co-founded Irvine-based developer pioneering an ultra-high-intensity, laser-based X-ray system called HyperVIEW for the next generation of cancer treatments.

IN THE NEWS: Lumitron’s X-ray imaging system granted designation of “Breakthrough Device” from FDA in January for its utilization of the K-Edge subtraction technique to improve contrast-enhanced imaging for detecting breast cancer.

NOTABLE: Professor of physics and astronomy at the University of California, Irvine; previously CTO at the National Ignition Facility Directorate at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, where he spent 17 years inventing the core technologies upon which Lumitron’s system is based.

QUOTABLE: “Lumitron’s HyperVIEW laser-Compton X-ray source is an alternative to traditional X-ray tubes that can provide images with significantly greater clarity and accuracy. These capabilities can both enable more reliable detection and reduce the dose of radiation received by the patient.”

Click here or visit https://bit.ly/oc500-barty to read full article on the Orange County Business Journal website.

Gabrielle Comfort

Author: Gabrielle Comfort

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