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Out of interest I held a straw poll over Christmas and asked friends, colleagues and relatives if it would be something they'd be willing to spend £52 on. 12 out of 12 females said definitely. This is going to be a huge earner for them, us.

https://twitter.com/katiepatrick/status/1342878182815498244

Everyone on here, Gerard and his team. Keep the faith. DV will be a household name in 2021.

Might have been a better investment I feel.

Early next year we will have undeniable scientific evidence of what DV's technology can do in the fight against covid and other diseases. I'm 100% confident their results will be more than impressive. That's when the publicity will start and the contracts roll in. When the evidence is amongst the scientific community it'll be hard for leaders to ignore. In the meantime I'm enjoying Labskin's world domination.

Only Gerard can answer that bud. He has reiterated many times that he UK are a small market so I imagine business wise he has little interest in promoting it here when we could crack China and the US. Bangor are sticking their nose in on Detroit's covid detection too. Good to see we're working with Michigan's universities on the DRAWQ project, their work on covid wastewater detection is constantly in the press over there . The Detroit River Artificial Intelligent Water Quality project (DRAWQ) launched with 11 partners including: Ford Motor, ESRI, IBM Weather Company, DeepVerge, University of Michigan, Michigan State University, Wayne State University, Cranbrook Science Institute FreshWater Forum, LimnoTech, We the People of Detroit and SEMCOG WaterOne initiative.heir university
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/waterrising-institute-annual-letter-2020-alicia-douglas/

Bangor university I believe Garry.

AI is the future, like computers once were. We have 13yrs of data to play with.

Animal testing will soon be obsolete and 18 of the worlds top 20 cosmetic companies are using us as an alternative

Clean water is becoming scarcer by the day and we have the gold standard solution.

We are only weeks away from producing a Covid-19 breathalyser that is painless, cheap, accurate and will be easily updateable to detect future viruses.

If anyone wants to copy and add to this list please feel free. (correct my spelling/grammar as I guarantee I'll have messed something up)

Have a good weekend all

Not sure if we were there but in the interview Luke is getting excited about what is being developed and 6 months away. We already have the exact same thing and is being trialled now.

5.30 minutes in. Gerard has confirmed ours can quantify too. We're well ahead of the game!
https://www.newstalk.com/news/luke-oneill-new-covid-19-test-will-identify-superspreaders-1123706

Finish a job before you move on to the next one BA!

I remember Gerard saying funding meant jumping through hoops and the red tape held up progress( although welcome when it happens). Is that the post you're referring to Bobby?

If that statement is true the only reason would be because Gerard sees more value in not accepting the offer. In fact I hope it is true, great that they were called upon by the government to help solve the problem.

From a link on in that article.

5.2 Technology development
The development of an automated and on-site technology for sampling, processing and analysis of
SARS-CoV-2 in wastewater is underway. A workshop with key academic and industry partners led to
the identification of three key areas for development focused on (i) the automation of analysis in the
field to enable detection and/or quantification of SARS-CoV-2 RNA near to the point of sampling, (ii)
the development of ‘real time’ automated detection and/or quantification of SARS-CoV-2 RNA at the
point of sampling, (iii) the development of technology that could be integrated into the network for
wider health monitoring, for example at pumping stations.

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/940919/S0908_Wastewater_C19_monitoring_SAGE.pdf

A long but interesting article on what is being done in the UK regarding the testing of wastewater for covid 19.

https://post.parliament.uk/monitoring-wastewater-for-covid-19/

Good luck with your strategy David. Just please don't be one of those posters that changes their opinion of the company on here to aid their mission. I don't believe you are that type BTW. I see my investment here as safe but risking being out for a period of time makes it a total gamble as to potential returns and a 'just look at what you could have won' moment to reflect upon.

Excellent find Hunter. Keep them coming please. He's got the approved stamp in his hand, I feel it.

They're going to need a bigger lab before long.

https://job-openings.monster.co.uk/facilities-equipment-manager-york-yorkshire-uk-labskin/222764693

Chrysallis, I could be wrong but believe it's a swab for the surface bacteria living on your skin.

@Dave, going by this slide Gerard has just put up on Twitter, the cost looks to be sub $70. Very reasonable IMO.
https://twitter.com/gjbrandon/status/1338507130236760065?s=20