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stealthways

09/03/17 5:58 PM

#11075 RE: boston745 #11074

very informative post Boston (as usual).. Just thought I would mention, I have been thinking that the difficulties Z has been having with TM could be one of the main reasons why the A to Z connection has been so secretive and now Merger subject is on high radio silence... and also why Z wanted (initially to have A get approvals as advanced as possible) prior to exercising (maybe through the loi with an option or right of first refusal) on a merger... Yes there is a possibility that Z has amda completely tied up with a claus in the LOI agreement. They may think like this:

With TM going poorly it would not look good to have a vastly superior product on the shelf, but not quite ready to sell... Who would want to buy crap when they can see if they wait a bit they get the gold standard... IMO this would tank TM (more than it already has) and so they likely want to make a switch as quickly away from TM to SiNi, as possible and without the market getting much advance notice.. to keep TM sales chugging along as good as possible until it is jettisoned completely, and suddenly..with SiNi coming front and centre as quick as possible...

So yes Boston as you have alluded to, I think this secrecy/non-disclosure language is laid down in contract also so amda is to some extent at least highly likely prevented from disclosure until a predetermined time...
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SmokerX

03/20/19 7:52 AM

#23140 RE: boston745 #11074

https://www.hyokadb.jim.kit.ac.jp/profile/en.7fa0df662b348aee125d40601d18f522.html

Elia Marin -Kyoto Institute of Technology

Interesting 3 out of 5 papers detail his research activities in trabecular titanium. Interesting Zimmer releases trabecular tantalum(sounded good evidently not so much attempting to address the issues where Silicon Nitride accomplishes and more) and the wall street parade went to 3d printed trabecular titanium in 2018 for spinal innovations. Interesting what sets CSC apart is trabecular SiNi.

https://www.researchgate.net/project/Si3N4-biomaterials

Interesting it appears Elia Marin runs this project log.

Some other research that stands out on his research gate:

In Vitro versus In Vivo Phase Instability of Zirconia-Toughened Alumina Femoral Heads: A Critical Comparative Assessment



Did Macedonians use silver plates to treat wounds more than 2000 years ago?



Biological response of human osteosarcoma cells to Si 3 N 4 -doped Bioglasses



Development of a SiYAlON glaze for improved osteoconductivity of implantable medical devices



32 years old hip joint retrival