Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT)

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When there were brains, there was potential part2…

https://archive.org/details/DTIC_ADA471183/page/n1/mode/1up?q=“Liquidmetal+technologies%2C+inc.”

See page 5

Back then I could believe in the hype, the theories. Today? You got to be kidding!!!

Who the hell is left?

Today every theory, every hype, every dot or dash has an echo. Why? Not because the possibilities aren’t there. The LQMT brains aren’t there. It seems the heads are hollow. The marbles are all gone. Can you hear the echoes now.

Good luck to all in LQMT
Wish TC luck.
There is still enough cash to hire brilliant brains, not just can openers, where rumors and hype and expectations of R&D can thrive. Where customers of all industries young and old would have more than just an interest in a prototype.

What is the difference between the amorphous metal industry in China and the one at LQMT USA ? It’s a no brainer…BRAINS!!!! ….
And it shows in the revenues.

“Neil E. Paton (NAE) graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with a Ph.D. in materials science. Currently, he is the chief technology advisor and chairman of the Technology Advisory Board at Liquidmetal Technologies, where he has worked since March 2002. Prior to joining Liquidmetal, he served for 12 years as vice president of technology for Howmet Corporation and as president of Howmet Research Corporation, which developed products, processes, and materials for gas turbines. He also worked in materials development and advanced engineering for 20 years at Rockwell International, where he was involved in numerous programs, including the space shuttle program and the National Aerospace Plane program. He has experience in propulsion engineering, materials science and engineering, rocket propulsion engineering, aircraft propulsion and rocket/missile propulsion”