Dr. Noah D'Amico, physicist and marketer
I have a PhD in physics and several years of building websites and running ads. D'Amico Technical exists because those two things almost never show up in the same person.
01The short version
A physics PhD who builds the website too
I finished my PhD in physics at Texas Tech University in 2026. My dissertation, Detection and Materials Advances for Next-Generation Nuclear Systems, was mostly about CR-39: a clear plastic that keeps a permanent record of the charged particles that cross it, and, with the right coating, neutrons too.
Alongside the physics, I spent several years freelancing: designing websites and running ads on Google, Microsoft, Meta and LinkedIn. It's an unusual pair of skills, and scientific companies are the ones that need it.
They have the opposite problem from everyone else. A local plumber gets twenty SEO pitches a week. A company that makes neutron detectors gets none, and the agencies that would take the job can't write a sentence about it that an engineer would sign off on. That gap is the whole business.
A great technology that nobody can find is an exercise in curiosity.
02Research
Research and publications
Nuclear detection, materials, and one rocket engine. This is why I can read your datasheet without a glossary.
- 2026 Production of Low-Density Aerogel Nuclear Fuels for Use in Fission Fragment Rockets and Novel Reactor Design Nuclear Engineering and TechnologyFirst author
- 2026 Determination of Tritium Content in D2 Gas and Heavy Water arXiv preprint
- 2026 Alpha Particle Induced Collision Cascade Fusion arXiv preprint
- 2025 Boron Nitride Coatings for the Enhanced Detection of Neutrons in CR-39 Nuclear Engineering and TechnologyFirst author
- 2025 AI-Based Large-Area Nuclear Particle Track Analysis System Nuclear Engineering and TechnologyFirst author
- 2024–25 Several talks, including work on fission fragment rockets American Physical Society meetings
Yes, I've worked on rocket engines. The nuclear kind: a fission fragment rocket pushes a spacecraft with the fragments of split atoms.
03Where I tested it
BSI: the company where I did my homework
I'm the COO of BlankSlate Innovation (BSI), a Texas Tech deep-tech spinout that sells CR-39 nuclear track detectors, among other things.
I rebuilt BSI's website and did its marketing in-house. BSI made about $2K in sales in the 18 months before I took over the website, and about $20K in the 6 months after, from search and AI search alone: no ads, no trade-show booths, no cold email. As of November 2026, ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini recommend BSI first for CR-39.
BSI isn't a client. It's where I learned what works with real money on the line. D'Amico Technical is how I do the same work for other companies.
Read the BSI case study04How I work
How I work
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You work with me
I do the strategy, the writing, the build and the ads myself. No account manager, no handoff to a junior team after the sales call.
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Every claim gets checked
I read your papers, datasheets and patents, then check technical claims with your team before anything goes live. Your scientists shouldn't have to rewrite my drafts.
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Numbers you can verify
Reports come from Search Console, analytics, ad platforms and dated AI-answer checks. If a number can't be measured, I'll say so instead of guessing.
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You own everything
Your domain, website, content and ad accounts are yours from day one. If we stop working together, you keep all of it.
05FAQ
Questions about me
Who is Dr. Noah D'Amico?
Dr. Noah D'Amico is a physicist and marketer. He earned a PhD in physics from Texas Tech University in 2026, with a dissertation on detection and materials advances for next-generation nuclear systems, and has published in Nuclear Engineering and Technology. He also has several years of freelance experience in web design and in Google, Microsoft, Meta and LinkedIn advertising. He runs D'Amico Technical, which does digital marketing for science companies.
Why would a physicist do marketing?
Because scientific companies need marketing written by someone who understands the science. A technology nobody can find doesn't reach the customers who need it or the people who would fund what comes next. Most marketing agencies can't write accurately about detectors, coatings or spectrometers, and most scientists don't run ad campaigns. Noah does both.
Is D'Amico Technical one person or an agency?
One person. Noah D'Amico does the strategy, writing, website builds and ad management himself. There is no account manager or outsourced team.
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