Versarien Share Discussion Threads

[ashehzi] 03/7/2019 14:44

Sg, stopping pumping IOF here. Some people think that there are no news here and that is why you're pumping IOF. Please remember before you post anything, you've a following and some surely follow you and try to chase quick money. So please be careful. Thanks. I know you say DYOR but AIM is such a world sadly.

[woodpeckers] 03/7/2019 14:33

RTJ, you're right, and collabs. Superg, do you want to take over or do you want me to continue and email on to you? Entirely your call, I don't mind either way.

[runthejoules] 03/7/2019 13:12

Btw Superg header needs updating re staffing xx

[laginaneil] 03/7/2019 13:03

Hello Aquae,
Your article revived my interest in the conductivity of graphene. As a past microwave and electronics engineer I wondered if copper wire used in PWM electric motors etc would show any improvement coated in graphene, since skin effect pushes the electrons to the surface of the wire, just we're the graphene is!

[aquaesulis01] 03/7/2019 11:24

Roy,

This looks equally exciting esp as the inference is that ideally, affordable commercially available quantities of better grade graphene would perform even better.

[rovi70] 03/7/2019 11:16

Graphene and bacteria combine to create a powerful electrocatalyst

@versarien @2DTECH #graphene #2dmaterials #biohybridcatalyst #greenenergyapplications #carbonfreefuels

[spike_1] 03/7/2019 10:29

I guess they were the first rappers then ;0)

I'll get my coat ..

[pshevlin] 03/7/2019 08:53

Degrades to what I wonder. Matter cannot disappear.

[lovat scout] 03/7/2019 08:30

The world is moving in VRS’s direction. Maybe not with Nestle specifically but in general. There is an FT article too which includes a crucial paragraph not in the link below:

Nestlé’s new paper wrapper has a polymer coating that makes it waterproof, sealable and robust enough to survive the production line, transport and storage. But the company said it was recyclable and degrades within six months in the ocean.

[superg1] 03/7/2019 07:26

I suppose we should wonder which of the thunderbirds will arrive first. Thunderbird 1 or 3 seem the most likely.

Thunderbird 6 which arrived recently, wasn't in the near term script.

[superg1] 03/7/2019 06:50

They are excited over on IOF, perhaps rightly so, but as in news and interviews I suspect it's going to get very exciting here in the coming months.

[superg1] 03/7/2019 06:31

graphenegjen
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That's probably because Patrick is aware of the results Nanene and HP are giving and is blown away, along with the companies he has been with.

Perhaps building a war chest of contacts for the day he probably walks out of court proven to be innocent.

[graphenejen] 03/7/2019 05:37

Update re Patrick's websites - 2DTechUSA.com has now been replaced by 2DGlobal.com.

[graphenejen] 02/7/2019 22:44

Cheek: The two website addresses are www.2DtechUSA.com and www.2D4USA.com and whilst the reference to them has now been replaced by a promo for 'Project: IC 101' both addresses still take you to hxxps://globalmarketingempiresolutions.com/tech.

There is however still a reference to 2DtechUSA.com which appears above the scrolling images.

[laginaneil] 02/7/2019 21:44

Hello Folks,

Like you say Pattrick 'a bit of a live wire' !

Looking from his perspective I guess he knows 100s contacts that want 'real'
graphene and bit upset now he's left Versarien and can't benefit from his years
of contacts and experience.

Maybe he wants to do some sales 'independantley' and NOT associated with VRS.

Normally the problem when a sales man leaves is he takes all his contacts with him
but in Pattrick's case I am not sure who had the most contacts VRS or him?

I guess as long as he does not use names or imply he is associated with VRS he
has to 'earn a crust'.

Difficult one this..

Would NR /VRS turn down a contact for many Kg graphene order if contact is one of Pattricks & he wants a commission?

or

Pattrick wants to keep his contact secret and buy and sell Graphene?

I am sure Neill will manage it all.

[cheek212] 02/7/2019 21:04

I noticed earlier that it looked like Patrick had set up 2 websites with names very similar to our trading company 2-D TechUS or something similar earlier and was advertising them via his website. All mention of these have now been removed and he has now made a weird post on twitter that he has been kicked - I take this to mean told off! I have to say that whilst I think we are probably better off without him at the moment - he's a bit of a live wire and would need to be reigned in a bit if he worked for my company! I remain very uncertain about him!

[mikebrenner] 02/7/2019 20:51

Hi Anley, Aixtron news is great in terms of supporting CVD graphene monolayer scale up manufacturing and should help move graphene closer to being a viable cost / benefit material for chips, coatings and electronics. These are still a long way from commercial reality so this is just part of the puzzle in scale up.No competition for the areas VRS are focusing on, and validates them not focusing our shareholder cash to commercialise CVD graphene powered applications. I imagine if VRS do what we think they can do that they will be in the market to acquire relevant CVD technologies and IP a number of years down the line when they are a much bigger, cash rich and profitable global graphene company.

[hoverflyman] 02/7/2019 19:06

Aixtron’s graphene appears to be CVD therefore not in competition with VRS.

[laginaneil] 02/7/2019 18:26

Good evening DaveM,

I think the manufacturer of our machine may have been intimated in the past.

If you are a LTH on this share like myself, these are the questions best not asked,

walls have ears and all that.

[davemac3] 02/7/2019 18:12

who supplies VRS's machinery for graphene production? Is it Aixtron?

[aquaesulis01] 02/7/2019 17:58

anley,

May as well try making your own graphene and cut out the middleman if yu believe all graphene is the same



hxxps://www.proactiveinvestors.com/companies/news/217906/grapheneca-casts-a-spotlight-on-usefulness-of-graphene-217906.html

[hew] 02/7/2019 17:37

Reading of mild disappointment at Neill's podcast in a few posts above, I was composing a "not my view" post when I read Ellis's above. Thank you - expressed what I was about to write, and likely far better.

Beyond your well made points, Ellis, indeed Neill does often act as a most welcome news source, but that is a very narrow perspective. Rather, he is the heart and soul of VRS, and LTH's investments. As such I'm pleased to hear and read whatever from him, as evidence that he "just continues" and continues as he is.