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Ecosense continues its support of lung cancer research through a donation to the Breath of Hope Ohio Gala, helping raise more than $208,000 for research, clinical trials, and treatment initiatives at OSUCCC – James.

Explore Ecosense’s 10 biggest achievements of 2025—from EcoQube Flex™ to school testing, library lending programs, and media recognition.

The 2025 Breath of Hope Ohio Gala received continued annual support from Ecosense, the leading innovator in radon detection technology, on Saturday, May 17, 2025. The annual event generated $175,000 for The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute (OSUCCC – James) to fund the development of innovative lung cancer research.

Ecosense partnered with Parker Mitchell, a student from Colorado, to monitor radon levels in local schools for his science project. Using EcoGuard and RadonEye Pro monitors, Parker's study raised awareness about radon exposure in schools and won 1st place at the 2023 San Luis Valley Regional Science Fair.

FHFA now requires expanded radon testing for multifamily properties with loans after June 30, 2023—advancing safety and data collection efforts.

Ecosense welcomes Samantha Kim as Director of Strategic Accounts, a key leadership hire supporting the company’s international expansion. With a strong background in law, business, and environmental advocacy, Kim brings a wealth of expertise to help drive Ecosense’s mission to raise radon awareness 

Ecosense rebrands to highlight its mission of radon awareness and prevention. Their EcoBlu™ device delivers fast, accurate radon detection for safer homes.

Ecosense welcomes Dallas Jones, former Executive Director of AARST, as Vice President. With deep experience in government relations and radon advocacy, Dallas will help lead Ecosense’s mission to expand access to reliable radon detection solutions and raise nationwide awareness about radon risks.

In October 2021, Ecosense joined AARST’s International Radon Symposium in Bethesda, MD, promoting radon monitoring for homeowners and measurement professionals.