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@MALTBY2002, are you talking about the requirement by the FDA in order to approve fortnightly dosing or is this something that AS specifically released to that investor group last week?

I don't know about that Baffy. I've just (re)discovered Hawkwind. I'm outta it for the next few days.

It'll all kick off on the 21st

It's JAdams finally buying in. He's seen the light.

Novartis will want to avenge their losing out on CanSEEK. Cue the next conference.

Ah, I see. Thank you Jim. @Thetruthgb maybe you should put everything on red. Anyway, now on filter. Bye bye nonent.

@Thetruthgb, why would this news move the share price? There is no revenue nor timeline to revenue in this announcement. It is just another step in the process. Or do you think the products that have been developed over the past few years won't get to market? - And if so, why won't they?

The starting gun fires when statistically reliable data is available from, hopefully THE, pivotal (aka registrational) Phase 2 study. Not necessarily the full data, just enough interim data for the men in Big Pharma with the money to have confidence that the story really IS true.

@Ginny, about 3 weeks, with a favourable tailwind.

Now, just off to measure my pieces of string. Some say it's a pointless exercise but it passes the time.

Was just going to make the exact same point jimmynan.

There is only ONE ISO Standard for ammonia contamination of hydrogen for fuel cells. Achieving it allows AFC's cracker to be used with ALL fuel cell types for as long as that test passes the current Standard.

Why do you say it's early days? This is near the end. You develop your product through several iterations of testing and improving until satisfied that it is marketable, then get it approved for sale (meeting all regulatory requirements, including this Standard), and you're good to go. You do not put your product through a test like this to pass a Standard unless it's the product you want to sell, yeah? Why try to achieve accreditation for something you don't intend to sell? As I said, this is the end of the process.

The requirement is to meet the ISO Standard which, from a quick scan of the only page not behind the pay wall, seems to be based on the requirements of PEM technology. Whatever it's based on will be the fuel cell tech most sensitive to ammonia contamination.

Yeah, well. It's a process isn't it. Would be nice though for the CEO to snap his fingers and make everything so.

Read the AFC Energy website.

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NysxdHSIs4I&ab_channel=kamerarosak

Crazy time

Great news Tim!

There are fundamental differences though between chip design and drug design. New chip designs are immediately implementable and have clear advantages (in a simple speed & reliabilty model). The same is not at all true of new drugs.

I'm going 256mg/m²