Plasteel(TM) Receives National Recognition from WIRED Magazine

  
    
  
  
    
      Legacy Technology Holdings, Inc. (OTCBB:LTHO) is a Colorado corporation 
      engaged in the business of developing market-driven strategic solutions 
      for governmental and non-governmental business segments through 
      commercializing innovative technological advances. Under its Agreement 
      with Dr. Kotov of NICO Technologies, LTHO intends to commercialize 
      Plasteel™ Technology, which was selected by 
      Wired Magazine as one of the “Top ten 
      scientific breakthroughs of 2007.”
    
    
      Wired magazine article: http://www.wired.com/science/discoveries/news/2007/12/ 
      YE_10_breakthroughs 
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      (Dr. Kotov’s a board member of LTHO and 
      inventor of Plasteel™; background is 
      available at the LTHO web site: http://www.legacytechholding.com/Bios01.htm.)
    
    
      On a per-weight basis, the nano-composite has specific stiffness and 
      strength values that exceed those of steel and many lightweight metal 
      alloys.
    
    
      Wired Magazine isn’t the only one who thinks 
      Plasteel™ Technology is ground-breaking:
    
    
      Dr. Lee of the Air Force Office of Scientific Research stated:
    
    
      “His (Dr. Kotov's) research has met 
      the critical challenge of nanocomposite fabrication with exceptional 
      mechanical properties due to highly effective load transfer between 
      nanosheets, nanotubes and the polymers. These exceptional mechanical and 
      structural properties make the LBL composites an important target for 
      transition into the product line for military application.
    
    
      “I am more than happy to endorse 
      Dr. Kotov’s efforts to scale up the 
      manufacturing facilities and encourage further investments from 
      different government and private entities in this technology.”
    
    
      ScD, Prof B.L. Lee
    
    
      PM for Mechanics of Materials & Devices
    
    
      Air Force Office of Scientific Research
    
    
      LTHO plans to work with the Michigan Small Business Technology 
      Development Center (MSBTDC) to commercialize this leading technology. 
      The MSBTDC provides support and incentives for manufacturing in Michigan.
    
    
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