The Graphene, Graphite and Carbon Nanotube Research Board

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LMRMF: The graphene patent angle.



If you remove the 3D equation entirely from Lomiko Metals you are still left with their association with Graphene Labs and by extension, the enormous Stony Brook Medical, University & Research facilities on the North Fork of Long Island.

Lomiko Metals is sitting in the catbird seat right now in that regard.

Having a seat at the table regarding any emerging patents in one of the most closely watched sectors globally of any technology is quite something.

In addition, Lomiko Metals & Graphene Labs are introducing the "mines to metals" concept to graphite

Rare earth giants like MolyCorp & Lynas are rolling out their own "mine to metals" programs but have had huge problems relating to community opposition to the by-products of rare earth processing. A non-issue in regard to Lomiko Metals and graphite.

The "mines to metals" concept will have immediate resonance with metals investors.

So, LMRMF has a 3D, graphene and patent angle all rolled into one.

Three of the more aggressive investing bases in the stock market, to put it mildly.

All in all, exciting times ahead as LMRMFs raised profile begins to get attention.





Stony Brook:
http://www.stonybrook.edu/


Recent example of Stony Brook patent collaboration:
http://eweb.research.sunysb.edu/researchnews/2013/10/04/governor-cuomo-announces-biodex-medical-systems-to-manufacture-mobility-device-patented-at-stony-brook-university/


NOTE: The Stony Brook collaboration also allows the State of New York tp participate in growing Graphene Labs as a New York business to create more NY jobs. For those not familiar, Graphene Labs is located around the site of the giant former Grumman facilities. It is ripe for investment and also is the location of one of the most highly educated work forces in the world.