Ben Richardson, CEO at SulNOx, confident they can cost-effectively decarbonise commercial shipping. Watch the video here.
Sky news 83% for 5 month for antibody’s according to sky news
From previous infection
https://news.sky.com/story/covid-19-previous-infection-could-give-immunity-for-months-but-reinfection-is-still-possible-12187171
I’d expect an rns tomorrow possibly in-trade for the remaining 15mill warrants..
Reading this on Twitter..
#RMS Commercially sensitive information cannot be released for a month from direct dealings, Looks like production and CE certification isn't happening in January.
Hmmm... does have a point?
Nice read by professor Tara Moore... regarding antibody testing
https://t.co/DRA9d8xdWQ
He’s just after a quick trade wherever..
As we seen here.. few % and he’s gone for now..
Good riddance :)
UKCA now as it’s called.
Visitect antigen test* not antibody*
Reason being because we’re going to be rebranding the mologic antigen test into the visitect antibody test to sell under Omega.
Mologic manufacture too.. so likely they’ll get there slice why give it away?
I kinda really expected more regarding airport testing.. with apparent how good mologic’s test was.. but apparently LFT can’t be used for airport testing now?
To be in with that tender we’ll need ce mark/further validation study’s completed by then.. also MHRA approval.. it’s a lot I’d say too much to do within a week? Unless news tomorrow..
“The test, which costs under £20, is being mass produced by Derbyshire-based company SureScreen with the aim to deliver a million a week by November.“
Not a cheap test by any means by surescreen.
Be interesting to see what PHE show both surescreen and the mologic test as.
Surescreen made it large on sky news.
Gov ordered 2million for further validation study’s.
Spec 99.9% sensitivity 97%
Mologic’s was around 99.9% with 92% wasn’t it if I recall?
https://fb.watch/2X3Ia_yzgR/
Because surescreen has rolled there antigen test out..
We haven’t got ours to market yet. It’s close but not
There yet.
Antibody testing will be the one in 6/12 month time.
Although mologic may get MHRA approval how long from CE mark (when we get it) to Omega getting MHRA decision on visitect antigen?
Would it get fast tracked due to mologic or just another long wait?
Insider according to walbrook the Uk-RTC don’t need to tender for this due to previous framework..
Possibly Omega can tender for it with the visitect test?
The innova spec..
It found an overall sensitivity of 76.8%, but this rose to over 95% in individuals with high viral loads. The overall specificity of the test was reported as 99.68%, meaning a false positive rate of 0.32% (22/6967 tests.)
It was rolled out to find asymptomatic people originally .. which in a way That’s what it’s still going to do by testing teacher’s/pupils/NHS staff.. teachers have been offered twice weekly testing for 6 weeks..
(could contract end?)
They’ve spent over a billion pound on innova contract orders...
So I’d suggest around 150/200million innova LFT tests if price match’s talk of similar LFT..
I think the mass Antibody testing will come in time..
There’s too many tenders purchasing other antibody tests for them not to roll them out on a mass scale..
Yes it’s everywhere but as per usual
“ The community testing regime - expanded to cover all 317 local authorities - uses rapid lateral flow tests, which can return results in 30 minutes.”
30 min test suggests the innova test.. seems all NHS/now schools using the innova LFT.
Tech transfer has started.. Before Christmas so we’re aware.
There’s nothing that points to it being completed.
Although I’d expect an update within the next week/two regarding it.
https://www.ft.com/content/7c0d1d5b-f746-4c50-9513-05d1b6ee27b1
Link regarding there antigen test.. there production currently 500k p/w.. ODX need to get antigen test Tech transferred and ce marked ASAP and get to market..
Surescreen also have a 20 min rapid antibody test too.