Replies to post #102736 on Micro Imaging Technology Inc (MMTC)

[kalstone]

OSIS has the capacity to produce the MIT 1000+ by the hundreds. The agreement MMTC has with them is a 50-50 split. OSIS will sell thousands of lasers, components and assembly of units. Recent R&D by the company and Associates has brought sales closer than ever. I believe it was genius to bring the universities in to collaborate as an inexpensive way to get the lab work done. And NMU has taken this to a new level, and as Stillwater has uncovered taken it far beyond their lab rooms. Progress, sales, profits is where this company and its stock are headed. MMTC ROCKS!!!!!

[besidestillwater]

Literally the United States had no 'Legionella' Regulations,
so, demand for microbiology tests for this is going to 'hit the fan'!!!!

TrimediaEE is very savvy seeking out a "rapid test' for Legionella
and even for jumping in with both feet to become a part of the solution with NMU and the MIT-1000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

everyone involved knows, there needs to be a solution,
one as good as the MIT-1000 and the rapid methods that will be developed to support its use.

this is like the CDC and EPA all in the same room folks!!!

its hot, and word will get out to top scientists
as this happens!!!!

imo huge!!!!

Janet E. Stout, PhD, is president and director of Special Pathogens Laboratory,and research associate professor at the University of Pittsburgh Swanson School of Engineering in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering.

A clinical and environmental microbiologist, she has conducted pioneering and authoritative research in Legionella.

As a voting member of the ASHRAE Standard 188 committee, she provided 30 years of expertise in prevention and control strategies for Legionnaires’ disease to advance the first U.S. standard.


Legal Significance of ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 188-2015
By Janet E. Stout and Garry R. Boehlert December 2015

- Facilities Management

i know the news of the deal is still on Trimedia's front page of its website!!!