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[alchemy] 17/9/2019 10:49

He seems to be upto dealing with bother

[1teepee] 17/9/2019 10:47

You just want someone else to bother our ceo?

[kemorkid] 17/9/2019 09:12

Why doesn’t “he who is worried” email our CEO and put your complaints /moans /
Worries to him.
I have done so in the past but I’m not going to trouble s very busy entrepreneur at this very important stage of our development.

[fireball xl5] 17/9/2019 09:11

Well someone managed 4, a golf term for keeping your head down, incoming projectiles. The graphene space filled by George Osborne last night on the Beeb was interesting with the change in the political landscape with China.

[rainbow23] 17/9/2019 09:02

This will be well into pennyland by the agm. All those lawyers must be exhausted by now with all the dotting and crossing they're having to do to complete a deal. Pure fantasyland.

[rogerthegrouch] 17/9/2019 09:01

Spent the last 20 minutes trying to buy a paltry amount. No quotes available. Its very frustrating. A frustration i think some may feel in spades soon. Glad I'm only after a cheeky top up rather than reinvesting substantial funds. WTS

[pshevlin] 17/9/2019 08:56

I'm not saying they should get a move on, just that they should be careful about overpromising.

[alchemy] 17/9/2019 08:53

That's a forward looking statement. A hypothesis to be proved. I think it will. But it just isn't ! Yet . If Soldier has run a business ..... his voice is valid. When he sees turnover he'll acknowledge it , I suspect.

[alchemy] 17/9/2019 08:50

That's the most inapt parallel I could conceive of.

[pshevlin] 17/9/2019 08:48

Too many hostages to fortune thrown into the mix by the management. They really do need to learn to keep their enthusiasm under control as not all investors are agog at the technical advances and materials science. They are not involved in that and all they want to see is a return on their stake.Management are running a company here and not an experimental lab. Hopefully someone will remind them of that at the AGM.

[willoicc] 17/9/2019 08:48

Indeed, in time, we will all be wearing health monitors as naturally as we wear a watch. They will tell us when we need to go to the doctor, or even to casualty - even though we may be feeling perfectly well.

[richgrumpa] 17/9/2019 08:47

Nice to be reminded of that, Super.We are on the brink of great things...

[superg1] 17/9/2019 08:43

Obviously you don't read what is posted then Soldier

“I have an idea of the scale this business will have reached in five years,” he says with a smile, “but if I told you, you’d think I was crazy and lock me up. When I look forward and think of the range of applications out there, it’s going to be a challenge simply keeping up with everything that happens.”

Thinking globally is at the forefront of Ricketts’ mind – with the company already building collaborations with organisations around the world including, critically, a presence in China.

“Everybody is talking about a J-curve [of growth],” he says. “But as you see some of these applications turning from R&D into production, then that’s going to keep the guys here really busy. So the conversations we’re having now are around how we cope with that growth at each stage – and asking what that will actually look like.

“The worst case scenario is all of the things coming off all at the same time,” he adds. “In my job, it’s about trying to mitigate risk by spreading ourselves as wide and as deep as we can. The problem is if you’re ultimately successful, you could be overwhelmed, so we’ve got to be careful we don’t run into that problem – though in some ways, that would be a nice problem to have.”

[rogerthegrouch] 17/9/2019 08:43

I like this...
“I have an idea of the scale this business will have reached in five years,” he says with a smile, “but if I told you, you’d think I was crazy and lock me up"

[willoicc] 17/9/2019 08:42

It occurs to me that health monitors will soon enable patients to stay in their own homes and all critical data can be downloaded to hospital servers to be monitored by medical staff.

Think of the number of hospital beds that will be freed up.

[willoicc] 17/9/2019 08:38

NR is Versarien so, if he WAS to step down, who do you suggest would take his place?

[ic0gcds00] 17/9/2019 08:29

Totally agree its like brexit

[grabster] 17/9/2019 08:25

"Sub-nanometre resolution in 3D position measurements of light-emitting molecules has been achieved by physicists in Germany. Jörg Enderlein and colleagues at the University of Göttingen achieved the result by replacing metal films used in previous super-resolution techniques with single layers of graphene. Their innovation could allow researchers in a wide variety of fields to measure molecular positions to unprecedented degrees of accuracy."

[soilderboy] 17/9/2019 08:03

I can't write very well either let alone read.I have had a very successful business though for thirty years and i employ over two hundred staff.Company foundations, meetings, structure and networking is wonderful but at some stage when you have the product you have to concentrate your efforts into marketing.VRS need orders.

[1teepee] 17/9/2019 08:02

Zap n go have been quiet for a while

[moljen] 17/9/2019 07:52

Courtesy of RobinHood over on LSE..... hxxps://www.smart-energy.com/industry-sectors/storage/new-battery-technology-to-charge-an-ev-100-times-faster/
ZapandGo being busy

[1teepee] 17/9/2019 07:51

Great for us lth's though;)

[1teepee] 17/9/2019 07:50

I have worked on wards and this would save hours and probably even enable us to sack a few people

[1teepee] 17/9/2019 07:48

People just can't read, that's all

[jointer13] 17/9/2019 07:40

dont be ridiculous...just look at how much has been achieved in such a short space of time (read the rns's)

groundwork done...