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Just woke up with a really simple thought on the mystery US corporation. If the quantum dots are simply used in a coating on a windshield, they could be optimised for night vision or UV transmission and give an auto manufacturer a straightforward extra cost option. Too many possibilities open up with these dots and not many will be commercial but not difficult to see that a hit could be massive

I see everyone talking about making millions of sensors and Lidars. Not sure I have seen Lidars mentioned by the company? I was thinking that the medical use of identifying cancer cells still counts as sensors and is more likely from the raw messages and patent subjects associated with the company. Please shout me down if there is an unambiguous statement that contradicts this!

Yes - got my sums wrong - should give up this investing lark if I make such simple errors! This lark however seems more about guessing whether the market is over or under valued and my point was that Harry has a better idea than the rest of us and that move looked more like an action associated with a lowest sp anticipating a rise, than of someone dumping shares to rescue some cash before Armageddon

Looks like about £15000 moved from a company to a pension. My take is that it has been done to realise losses in a company and to make all the capital gains in a protected tax free pension. Only small portion of totals so may not be significant. May signal that Harry thinks the share has bottomed?

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/322393.php

Not sure if this has been picked up already. Looks like fluorescent ends to clever cancer zapping chemicals may be a lucrative market

Just popped by this morning as my work location is changing and it won’t be so easy soon.

They are now putting the floor beams down for the highest basement level. Probably will be above ground by the time they announce machine speeds achieved for superficial tumours this quarter. Unfortunately they are not as quick as the skyscraper builders in Manhattan who lay a concrete floor every other day!

Agree that this just means achieving the speed without the necessary approval to treat patients. However it does also mean that we have a machine that can at least do something, albeit basic, rather than just some big expensive bits of shiny copper. That should open the doors to some sales contracts.

Alternative thoughts:- 1. Tree shake before results and good news on fmd 2. FMD effect significant and big holder dropping out while they can 3. Irwin selling up 4. Pension fund selling up to give funds to cash strapped government 5. Other My view with rose (wine variety) tinted specs is number 1, although 3 seems credible too.

Those roles are clearly relevant for Harley Street. It is a sign that the construction phase is coming to an end and installation will begin. Cost of the lease will also probably start soon....Recruiting shows a determination to keep the installation skills in-house.

Seems to be heading towards a hub for some clever cancer approaches. Nano QDs identify the targets, recently announced Proton therapy research centre provides the tool to zap the targeted cancer cells. Government announces stuff in wake of Tessa Jowell death. None of this quick though

250gbp at 10p. Things should start moving one way or other over next few weeks leading to results with update on FMD. The results come out in same week as by-election which should give an idea of political winds too. I�m looking for turnover rather than profits that would just feed a tax hungry government.

Having seen progress at Harley Street, that for me is largely de-risked and we will have a base this year. I am however disappointed at very little in technical progress updates. If I was a buyer, I would wait until the full speed is proven. Not at all worried by lack of sales before the technical speed has been achieved when I expect a flood of orders. Need news of the technology and expect volatility until that is declared. China deals have prior 'history' so not taking too seriously but good to know we have some real money.

That description would also fit with the patent release where the qd�s are used to attach to marker chemicals to provide an image in endoscopy/colonoscopy. If qd�s have previously been cleared for human consumption then it could represent an almost immediate use in healthcare

After reading that patent that seemed spot on timing and description wise, i�M going to switch from Xerox to AstraZeneca (if still available) which is listed in the US but strongly focussed around the Manchester area. Large US listed company was a good throw off scent tactic. Charity guide dogs for the blind - the rest of you may be needing their services.......

2nd site at Pebble Mill Birmingham has already been talked about by company. I personally met the project engineer for that one so it seems concrete enough.

Cheshire would include Risley which the administrative home of the nuclear power industry and the home of the University reactor ( excuse me if my facts are out of date tho!). A lot of nuclear regulation talent based in that area so maybe an opportunity to fast track approvals?

I also think there is a major distinction between 2d materials and quantum dots. The atomic scale of both is a common factor. However I believe by describing something as 2d, the surface area properties are being emphasised, as compared to a material with negligible volume, area or length (0d); or linear particles or fibres (1d). Thinking about what advantages are gained by having high surface for negligible volume may be a good way of identifying the potential applications:- Barrier layers e.g. silvering on cartons - think that was of order a penny per carton which soon adds up especially if elimination of plastic bottles is on the cards Catalysts - large area for helping reactions Thermal Insulation - the best insulators are typically multi layered silvered films Adhesion - even weak attractive forces work well when close proximity over a large area is achieved

Interesting you mentioned the �price of gold� when referring to manufacturing these 2d materials. I made similar wonder 2d materials over 20 years ago. Truly amazing properties but very difficult to manufacture more than tiny samples. One use was as a direct replacement for gold where the 2d material beat gold on performance

So Merkel visit to KDX would be relevant as I believe Evonik is largely owned by German pensions. Evonik being involved in clever chemicals that �make the difference� also fits with QDs but as yet all speculation that is several leaps of faith from Nanoco. Love the speculation!

I�ve lost the plot on how we got to KDX and Evonik....Evonik perked my attention as I had some dealings with them but hadn�t at all linked them to my investment here. They used to be called Degussa that may be more familiar to some folk. Also sited next to massive Bayer and BASF plants.