Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[ashehzi] 03/1/2019 12:59

I added 1523 @130.8p at the same time.

[bisho4] 03/1/2019 12:58

The main sellers took Christmas off and returned to work yesterday. This is why we saw the increases between Christmas and New Year on low volume. It was basically PIs buying themselves more shares for Christmas presents. Like Superg1 said, it's a window into what the market would look like with Herald/Miton gone.

This is also why the trading is now returning to pre-Christmas pattern. They are selling into the recent rise.

Expect it to drift again in the 118-130 range until either the sellers are all sold out, or we receive a significant RNS.

Both of which I expect will happen soon :)

[festario] 03/1/2019 12:54

I can sell up to 35k on iii at 130.8p

[diversification] 03/1/2019 12:49

Could be hearty to retest previous resistance but needs news for volume

[laginaneil] 03/1/2019 12:49

Pshev - Morning, just bought on ii 1139 at 130.8. seems to work.

[bootie64] 03/1/2019 12:43

I have no problem with buy quote on ii
1.31

[bisho4] 03/1/2019 12:39

I use x-o and it's now up to an even £1.31

[pshevlin] 03/1/2019 12:37

I still can't get anything (on ii)

[grabster] 03/1/2019 12:37

Which of the VRS team referred to going beyond the moon, in their seasonal greeting? And was it a hint regarding some connection with what China has just done? (Landed a craft on the far side of the moon this morning)

[bisho4] 03/1/2019 12:29

I get a price of £1.307 to buy.

[mj10] 03/1/2019 12:28

son in laws headphones just arrived.he is impressed
out of interest and I know we wont get rich by them but does anyone know how much we get per sale ?

[pshevlin] 03/1/2019 12:25

Still can't get an electronic quote to buy even though the price is slipping. Some bigwig hoovering these up but managing to drive the share price down at the same time. Wish I could do that!

[squire007] 03/1/2019 12:08

Lol, i just learnt greyhound betting at barnbougle gone 11pm ... heyho, if on rome etc .. technology is crazy !!

[pshevlin] 03/1/2019 11:56

I can sell but I can't buy at the moment.

[pshevlin] 03/1/2019 11:55

What is it that you hold precious rid? Parliamentary democracy? Bill of rights?? Please tell as I would really like to know.

[ridicule] 03/1/2019 11:46

I know TFC, but the interest in everything in the UK that I hold precious and he doesn't, might drop off if he is preoccupied with another country. We can only live in hope.

[the fat controller] 03/1/2019 11:35

rid,
The internet is everywhere.
TFC

[ridicule] 03/1/2019 11:30

Club Can you not speed up your emigration.

[bootie64] 03/1/2019 11:00

This may well be good news too

Mace has recruited Sean Gray from Aecom to be its director of transportation



Sean Gray said: “Across the globe, infrastructure investment is ramping up and there is a real need for high quality consultancy services to help clients deliver their projects more effectively. I am very proud to have been appointed to lead Mace’s transport consultancy team at such an important time. We are already delivering some fantastic projects and programmes across the globe, and there is huge potential for sustainable growth in a number of different regions and sectors.”


This could be another avenue for VRS as I am sure he will be well aware of Versarien given his previous position of head of infrastructure including working on Heathrow Terminal 2, Crossrail and HS2.


Mace by the way are HUGE and now a £1.97bn company, operating in 21 sectors

[ellissj] 03/1/2019 10:45

V Good results in this research here. 100% accuracy rate! Best ellis

Published: 10 March 2017

'A graphene-based chemical nose/tongue approach for the identification of normal, cancerous and circulating tumor cells.....'

'Conclusion.'

"We fabricated a functionalized graphene-based electrochemical sensor array and demonstrated its utility in cell sensing. Based on this sensor array, different cancerous, multidrug-resistant cancerous and metastatic human breast cells, as well as artificial CTC samples were differentiated. The biomimetic interactions between the sensor array and the cell surface and an ultrasensitive electrochemical strategy provided a high-efficiency binding event-signal transduction platform, which was instrumental in improving the sensing performance. Remarkably, full differentiation was achieved to discern different cell types at levels as low as 100 cells by using two graphene recognition elements, and the detection limit of cancerous cells reached the single-cell level. Furthermore, the majority of probe sets with two combined graphene probes achieved 100% classification accuracy, indicating that a simple sensor array had ample diagnostic capacity. The graphene-based electrochemical sensing platform presented here can more generally be applied to array sensor fabrication, representing a new method for future applications in clinical cancer diagnostics.

[bootie64] 03/1/2019 10:41

Seems one of our main collaborators/customer is busy again :)



Jacobs Aecom JV wins £5M deal to review Scotland's transport projects

[ellissj] 03/1/2019 10:35

Regarding graphene in sensors to diagnose cancers early, this paper from 2016 gives a good write up imo. Best ellis

by SMA Cruz · 2016 Graphene: The Missing Piece for Cancer Diagnosis?

Sandra M. A. Cruz, André F. Girão, [...], and Paula A. A. P. Marques

'Abstract'

"This paper reviews recent advances in graphene-based biosensors development in order to obtain smaller and more portable devices with better performance for earlier cancer detection. In fact, the potential of Graphene for sensitive detection and chemical/biological free-label applications results from its exceptional physicochemical properties such as high electrical and thermal conductivity, aspect-ratio, optical transparency and remarkable mechanical and chemical stability......"

'6. Conclusions/Outlook

To summarize, we have highlighted the potential of graphene and its derivatives for detection and quantification of cancer biomolecules and cells. Furthermore, we also described numerous procedures capable of convert graphene via surface engineering into specific platforms for particular types of biomolecules or bioreceptors overexpressed by cancerous cells. The biosensing of cancer was discussed giving light to the synergistic properties of the graphene-based sensing entities that can simultaneously act as imaging and therapeutic agents. Additionally, the bioquantification of cancer biomarkers and cells was fully described giving particular attention to specific biomarkers responsible for well-known cancer types...."

[ellissj] 03/1/2019 10:27

Article on it today grabs. Best ellis

Cancer

'UK scientists test breathalyser for detecting early cancers

Major study at Addenbrooke’s hospital could lead to cancer detectors in GPs’ surgeries'

Press Association

Thu 3 Jan 2019 00.01 ;GMT


".....Initially, patients with suspected oesophageal and stomach cancers will be asked to try the test. Later it will be extended to include prostate, kidney, bladder, liver and pancreatic cancers.

The lead investigator, Prof Rebecca Fitzgerald of the Cancer ;Research UK (CRUK) Cambridge Centre, said: “We urgently need to develop new tools, like this breath test, which could help to detect and diagnose cancer earlier, giving patients the best chance of surviving their disease.

“Through this clinical trial we hope to find signatures in breath needed to detect cancers earlier. It’s the crucial next step in developing this technology.....”