Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

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Since we now know that Indigo has 3rd Order properties it would seem that a Hugh advantage would be the ability to quality check devices using that method. In other words if one could check the alignment and purity of a sample by shining a couple of lasers on a device and moving it around before attaching/installing it or verify that waveguide didn’t have a dead spot or check the entire field prior to installing the gold electrodes sounds logical. I don’t know busy day but think about it they could map out an entire coupon and cut out or map out any bad spots. Honestly I haven’t a clue but I’m kind of thinking that would be a Hugh advantage over just a 2nd order material. As for the spin coating on/in a wave guide and poling it, I’m still a little fuzzy in that area. I need to watch it again do some more homework/study it more.

Just thinking out loud here.

Busy day not much time until next week I wonder how those trying to time this will make out?

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