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[luckyorange] 22/1/2019 08:25

REDCHEF, regardless of all that they would need to set up a manufacturing operation which would take time and a load of money, too little too late are my thoughts on that one.

[grabster] 22/1/2019 08:22

Rapide-E up and running ;-)

(NR is an Aston Martin fan (and owner), and knows AM boss Andy Palmer)

[grabster] 22/1/2019 08:15

ta owenga ;-)
Thought today was Wednesday!
Apologies if I panicked any ticket holders!

[redchef] 22/1/2019 08:12

Firstly FGR are an Australian company so as they are outside of the EU they are required to have this registration in order to trade with EU countries. VRS do not need this as the UK is part of the EU. Post Brexit they will still be able to trade unlimited volumes through their recent Spanish acquisition. Neil and co should be complemented on their foresight do you agree?

[owenga] 22/1/2019 08:10

It's tomorrow grabster

[grabster] 22/1/2019 08:07

Oops! Wrong day :-o

[luckyorange] 22/1/2019 08:07

I thought it may be relevant , but it isn't .

Has everyone prepared their questions for the GEIC event?

[a_game] 22/1/2019 08:05

tick, tock - fasten those seat belts folks!

[grabster] 22/1/2019 07:43

loglorry's errand boy ;-)

[phoenixs] 22/1/2019 07:42

One of the village idiots has returned. I thought that he may have got lost in the Outback. Fortunately I have it filtered

[spid81] 22/1/2019 07:16

Good morning SuperG1,

Did you read FGR's announcement today,

They secured their REACH approval which allows for them to sell more that 1t of graphene in Europe or the UK,

Very interesting to see who was part of the consortium who are allowed to sell upto 10tpa of graphene, Do you know why VRS / Nanene is not part of this team, or why they are yet to get the approval ?

I have read some tweets from your material scientist on twitter (to loglorry1), he told Log that nanene has a extremely limited shelf, that is why it has an extremely small surface area of 45m2 per gram. or what everyone else would call graphite.


GRAPHENE REACH REGISTRATION CONSORTIUM:
The
Consortium was established by Applied Graphene Materials UK Ltd.,
NanoXplore Inc. and The Sixth Element (Changzhou) Material Technology
Co. Ltd. to facilitate registration of graphene, graphene oxide and
reduced graphene oxides within the European Union.

FGR's ASX announcement

[pshevlin] 22/1/2019 07:15

jointer...zap&go product doesn't mention graphene. The reference in the headline link is to research at Rice University.Nothing to do with VRS really.

[jointer13] 22/1/2019 06:06

Arcadia™ Announces The World's First Graphene Coated Field Watch.

"The Arcadia Field Watch, and coating, has been under development for almost two years. The technical challenge was working with the wonder material graphene…which was finally accomplished. Our team has successfully integrated leading edge materials with functional urban design," stated Hal Herron, president."

[jointer13] 22/1/2019 06:00

Graphene And Gold Nanowire, The Future Of Battery Tech Looks Promising.

"Folks at Zap&Go have come up with a carbon-ion technology to replace the existing lithium-ion batteries. These batteries are safer to the environment compared to the highly toxic lithium-ion. Moreover, these batteries can be charged incredibly fast. The company has already built a power bank that can store 1500 mAh in mere five minutes. Zap&Go claims that its carbon-ion battery has fewer moving parts compared to the regular smartphone battery and hence can withstand 100,000 charge and discharge cycles without an issue. Its manufacturing process is quite like that of regular lithium-ion batteries, which ideally means that the manufacturers won’t have to completely rework the assembly line."

[runthejoules] 21/1/2019 23:15

I'll be minuting a meeting at the Mike and the mechanics institute all day but might pop into the Lass afterwards if the vibe is good and I can get over my social phobia.

[whiteslice] 21/1/2019 21:39

So much for registering on the Eventbrite waiting list then...

[brooky] 21/1/2019 20:53

Festario have you tried going on eventbrite.co.uk search Versarien then if you click on the afternoon session it allows you to register so maybe there could be a ticket for you, my mate tried it today and got one.

[1teepee] 21/1/2019 20:13

I sound strategy for Chinese people in living in China, yes. Remember Chinese stick together like Graphene( after a while anyway);)

[cotswoldsparky] 21/1/2019 20:08

Brooky et. al,

I'll be there for the morning session and afterwards at the Lass O'Gowrie. Hope it resembles the 'set for ambience, character and pickled eggs 😁!

Looking forward to meeting up with fellow investors again

CS.

[ellissj] 21/1/2019 19:49

Indeed, and this tweet is UoM vision of graphene in ev's. (Click on link for graphic). Best ellis


The University of Manchester Graphene

@UoMGraphene

"Ever wondered how #graphene could revolutionise a car?"

9:10 AM · Aug 8, 2018 ·

[1teepee] 21/1/2019 19:22

Yes however the nanene will be enclosed in a product

[ellissj] 21/1/2019 19:12

On that note, here's a very good overview of electric vehicles. 2D materials in general are not mentioned per se. But In the last poddy, neill said vrs are talking to ev manufacturers around the world. Enjoy. Best ellis

Autocar 2018

1st November 2018 • Charlotte Thiery

"The 2018 Autocar supplement centered on the shift to electric vehicles and the role which British companies are playing in setting a precedent in this exciting global industry. The supplement focused the future of electric in light of the Government’s Road to Zero, and highlights the varied technologies which can assist in reaching this ambitious target, including many innovations from Niche Vehicle Network member organisations. Click here ;to read the Autocar 2018 supplement and find out more about the innovative companies featured, including Morgan, Westfield, Ariel, and Swindon Powertrain."

[ellissj] 21/1/2019 19:07

Thx woody, and exactly. It will become clearer when the iso standards are finally published, which shouldn't be too long now. This is a vital next step for me. If as expected, vrs 2D products attract iso accreditation, i feel certain more interest will be flushed to the surface. And we shall see what's what regarding the whole industry. Other than that, it's timescales. The length of time it takes to commercialise 2D products; for sectors such as aerospace, structural parts quite rightly take a long time. Hence the short term focus on non structural aircraft parts. More experienced posters than i have provided plenty of opinion upon how long it takes to bring products to market - and encouraged patience/realistic timeframes. Matt walker suggested aecom were one of the most innovative companies on the planet in august. And they seem to be living upto that billing. Clearly 2D is a new science, with great opportunties in many sectors, more than you can shake a stick at. And neill and co are very well positioned to take advantage. I make no apologies for looking at the blue sky in this share, because that's how it is valued. As the products come through and the metrics change, that is a different matter. But For then, i would suggest, not now. As these facts change, so shall the focus - and quite rightly. And i'm sure neill is plotting a course that will yield very good value for shareholders when the orders come through. And which for long term holders is worth waiting for. Aimo. Glalth. Atb ellis