G6 Materials Corp. (GPHBF)

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Graphene is also a biotech material because is biocompatible and the body can get rid of it in weeks. So it's a perfect localized drug carrier

Stanford University, a G6 Materials client is developing a solution to get rid of coronary plaque. And it looks like it will be only a matter of time until they connect the dots.

The Company’s client list is comprised of more than 10,000 customers worldwide, including nearly every Fortune 500 tech company and major research university. Some notable clients are: NASA, Ford Motor Co., GE, Apple, Xerox, Samsung, Harvard University, IBM and Stanford University. The addition of GLI’s business and graphene product lines will complement and expand the Company’s existing business of research, development and production of polymer nanocomposite graphene-based filaments for fused filament fabrication in 3D printers.

More tech for electronics production

• Low Silver Load NS-Series Traditional silver-based epoxy materials require up to 80% weight load of silver fillers, and as a result tend to be costly, brittle and susceptible to mechanical failure. Our NS line of adhesives is formulated using our unique PATENT PENDING technology that requires lower silver content to be at par with leading silver-based epoxies in terms of electrical properties. This development not only decreases the cost of the material but also makes these materials less vulnerable to fracture, thus allowing for stronger adhesion to the target substrate.

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