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Wednesday, 05/25/2016 10:50:20 AM

Wednesday, May 25, 2016 10:50:20 AM

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If we really are as good as we all believe we are, everyone in the industry will know QMC as well. So we have 2 options; Either QMC is having problems finding buyers for their product, or everyone wants a piece of this new pie and silence is golden... What's going on in those universities we have a deal with? Do we actually know who is using our dots for research? How big is the web Stephen is spreading? Or am I dreaming again?

Quantum Materials Corporation Supplies Tetrapod Quantum Dots to U.S. Government Researchers

CARSON CITY, Nev. — Mar. 27 2013 — Quantum Materials Corporation(OTCQB:QTMM) has recently developed and delivered customized tetrapod QD samples for applications being developed by Department of Energy National Lab researchers. As one of the largest sponsors of US technical and military research, the DOE helps move innovative technologies into the commercial marketplace creating new jobs and future industries. QMC has also agreed to supply customized tetrapod quantum dots to a U.S. government defense related agency in support of a nano-biological project.

More than 110 science-related Nobel Prizes have been awarded to DOE-associated researchers. Department of Energy National Labs, Energy Innovation Hubs and Technology Centers are developing quantum dot and other nanoscale applications including solar photovoltaics, batteries, biofuels, physics and in biological sciences. An example of this is work at Los Alamos National Lab (LANL) exploring quantum dot- fluorescent proteins (QD-FP) in devices utilizing pH-sensitive fluorescent protein acceptors to produce long-lived sensors for biological imaging. LANL’s use of quantum dots for precise cellular imaging produces valuable data for the hopeful cure or treatment of many diseases and conditions.

Quantum Materials Corporation believes its technology meets three NNI National Signature Initiatives objectives: new advanced materials (tetrapod quantum dots), mass production (continuous flow process) and nanomanufacturing (roll-to-roll printing). Stephen Squires , Quantum Materials Corporation CEO commented, “The many DOE National Labs are in the forefront of quantum dot research and we welcome the opportunity to collaborate with them. QMC has enabling technologies to help fulfill NNI National Signature Initiatives years ahead of forecasts, advancing the nation’s research rapidly while perhaps saving the U.S. Government millions that can be redirected to application development.”

QMC currently offers high-brightness Cd-based and ecological Cadmium-free non-heavy metal tetrapod QD and can synthesize many Group II-VI inorganic mono or hybrid tetrapod quantum dots. QMC intends to build out its quantum dot production facilities in the U.S. with full commercial production expected in the fourth quarter of 2013.

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