Replies to post #9777 on SunHydrogen Inc (HYSR)

[Frizzo]

Thanks man. I was pretty much assuming the same that they just abandoned that idea for the H2 generator. Personally I think this is more exciting and much more promising than the solar concentrator. But hey once they change the world with cheap clean hydrogen why not go back to this and dominate solar cells as well lol. They have an amazing team that could do it.

[JoseSD]

The active/actual involvement from Eric McFarland in Hypersolar remains to be seen or confirmed.

A little bit of my own DD.

Below is the last email I received from him a little bit more than a year ago. This is when we still was in Australia.



Nothing has been disclosed, PR'd, shared, etc. in that regard by Hypersolar.

Eric McFarland was/is (not sure) in charge of Nirala Singh. Nirala is still listed as Research Scientist under Hypersolar website.

http://hypersolar.com/team.php

Nirala was/is (not sure) part of Moskovits Research Group in UCSB. In that website Eric McFarland's name still appears.

http://www.chem.ucsb.edu/moskovitsgroup/people/nirala-singh

Per his recent LinkedIn profile (Nirala's)...it seems he has moved somewhere else. I can't comment if he still does something for McFarland, Moskovits group, or UCSB in general.



Also, Eric McFarland (as of beginning of this year) is back to full time professor at UCSB, after coming back from Australia.

http://www.dowcsei.uq.edu.au/eric-mcfarland

[JoseSD]

Also interesting to see that Vikram M. Pattarkine, Ph.D. - Senior Advisor, Water Treatment (per Hypersolar website) doesn't even mention Hypersolar on his LinkedIn profile. Interesting....not crazy.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/vikrampattarkine

Even though the guy has been in Pennsylvania for 9 years, he is still listed in Hypersolar website as Senior Advisor.

This is probably a matter of the website not being maintained, which makes us play this guessing game of who is still involved on it.