Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

[Lewrock]

My question pertains to the operations of the chip makers worldwide. We all know there is a chip shortage that is predicted to last at least another year. I saw the interview with Tom Caulfield, CEO of GF, on CNBC talking about the Biden Administration stroking a $50 billion check to invest in long term chip manufacturing in the USA. So I got to thinking about all of the chip makers worldwide working overtime to try to supply enough components to keep the auto industries in all countries from shutting down, etc.

My question is: Could this chip shortage make it more difficult for the foundries to shut down for retooling and to begin producing LWLG's polymer integrated circuits instead of the chips that are in short supply? Do the foundries under NDA with LWLG even make the products that are in short supply or is that a completely different market?