Applied DNA Sciences Inc (APDN)

[2020 hindsight]

Nice emoticon johnsyn.

Things have definitely changed in the anti-counterfeit world in the last year...

No mention about DNA for authentication as of 9/12/11

http://www.cti-us.com/pdf/CCAP101Certification.pdf

And then after the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2012 was signed into law on 12/31/11, all the same major players (including APDN), have been having Pow Wow after Pow Wow...

This is from Feb 7, 2012, and there's Janice giving her spiel again with a lot of the same people and companies in the other meetings...

http://www.cti-us.com/pdf/ucmse12.pdf

Panel Discussion 8:00am - 9:00am
National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) Impact on Counterfeits & Contractors.
Members: Leon Hamiter - Leader;
Larry Pappas - Attorney;
Misty Price - DHS/NIPR;
Aaron DerMarderosian - Raytheon
Anthony Lai, Consultant
Scott McKee, 4 Star Electronics
Session 4: New Reliability Practices Parallel with Session 5 9:00am - 12:00
Chairman: Tom Lee, CTI, Inc.
4.1 Corporate Counterfeit Avoidance Initiatives & Evolving Supply Chain Evasion / Detection
Techniques;
Aaron DerMarderosian Jr., Kenneth Rispoli, Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems
4.2 Resolving DMSMS Component Shortages with Die Extraction and Re-Assembly;
Erick M. Spory, Global Circuit Innovations
4.3 No Chemical Counterfeit Detection Decapsulation;
Nate Cramton, Nisene Technology Group
4.4 DNA Marking to Assure Component Authenticity;
J. Meraglia, J. Doyle, Applied DNA Sciences
4.5 Tin Whisker Mitigation Process;
Scott Sentz, AEM, Inc.
4.6 Fraudulent/Counterfeit Electronic Parts Risk Mitigation through Standardized Certification
of Distributors;
Bob Bodemuller, Ball Aerospace; Phil Zulueta, JPL

What is a bigger word than huge that we should use when talking about APDN's potential?