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So why is han**** saying only people with symptoms should be tested? I thought asymptomatic people could also transmit the disease..

"Critics have already rounded on the plans as “devoid of any contribution from scientists, clinicians, and public health and testing and screening experts,” and “disregarding the enormous problems with the existing testing and tracing programmes.”"

https://www.bmj.com/content/370/bmj.m3520

That would presumably be AVCT or ODX. Although I think it would have to be antigen rather than antibody test, and I don't believe an antigen test will be ready for another couple of months at least. But I may be wrong.

Not clear how they'd use it. If someone tests positive, they're not allowed in. End of. So what point would there be in tracking? No doubt I'm missing something. Lack of info is so frustrating.

Two great prices of news. Where is the FVR news release from Tern, and why is there nothing on the website yet? How can either piece of news be tweeted if there is nowhere to link to?

https://enterpriseiotinsights.com/20200908/channels/news/nhs-starts-rollout-of-covid-19-mesh-networks-at-scottish-care-homes

in theory! :-)

We'll know if larger capacity is planned if the processing plant that's built is designed to cope with more than 22500. If so, the dev costs incurred in extending production would be less for the second tranche than for the first, meaning that any share price multiplier ought to be greater than 2.

Because we don't know what they were for, although there may be good reasons why the BoD can't tell us as any forthcoming acquisitions obviously have to remain confidential.

https://twitter.com/stockwatchuk/status/1296479094117474306?s=21

Also, the raises involved forward selling, which has depressed the SP and annoyed people.

Alex... but zero volume?

Quote "The EU estimates that to meet its climate neutrality goal, it will need up to 18 times more lithium and five times more cobalt in 2030. The forecasts rise to 60 times more lithium and 15 times more cobalt by 2050."

https://www.ft.com/content/8f153358-810e-42b3-a529-a5a6d0f2077f

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It's the Guardian. And the Guardian does not have a paywall. It relies on voluntary contributions.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/aug/27/scotland-and-wales-to-buy-12-minute-covid-testing-machines

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/aug/27/scotland-and-wales-to-buy-12-minute-covid-testing-machines

Alex, I seem to remember that it's in 2025.

One problem is that investee revenues derive from SAAS usage rather than contracts. Those revenues may be substantial, but Tern never tell us.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/aug/24/coronavirus-home-test-kits-run-out-in-england-and-scotland

59 installations worldwide so far. (sort spreadsheet on tech sub-type)

https://www.sandia.gov/ess-ssl/global-energy-storage-database-home/

Two key points..
1/ the 2nd infection was from a mutated version of the virus, not the same as the original
2/ the 2nd infection was asymptomatic.
Does suggest that antibody tests may eventually have to work for genetic variations that include known mutations.

Meanwhile little attention seems to be being paid to T cell responses.. from what little I know of the subject.

Is.Going.On with this weird trading?