Replies to post #145435 on Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

[KCCO7913]

Wow. Now that’s cool. Thank you for staying on top of these. Very much appreciated.

[x993231]

Wow.

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[F2]

I will join in the ‘Wow’ responses. This company is so amazing. In so many ways. Our time is coming and they keep ensuring awesome advancements.

Congrats team, from one thankful shareholder,

F2

[tkg]

And the Lightwave IP moat gets even deeper and the deeper the moat, the higher the price;)

[Lightning_Rod]

Esoteric stuff!
The chemists are very early in the scientific development and progress of this photonic polymer.
Where will they be in 10 years?

L_R

[buzlightwaveIV]

Thanks forztnt2 You rock dude.

[Pickle Power]

Forztnt2, thanks! Love it when we get the PR before the PR.

[frobinso]

Forztnt2, this seems absolutely huge to me, when you consider that one present challenge of mass commercialization is the need for tight and uniform temperature to achieve the poling temperature and subsequent cooling, which requires a time investment between the manufacturing & packaging processes.

The potential implications of this on the end-to-end processing, from a production assembly line speed and packaging efficiency perspective may be enormous. If so, this should have a MAJOR positive impact on the acceptance of the technology within foundry processes in my layman's view.

I have never done a plant tour of a foundry, but I have done many plant tours in my career, most recently in San Angelos, Texas touring an absorbable suitor assembly line a couple of months ago at a J&J company called Ethicon.

[x993231]

lyotropic 101
This will help us understand what that patent says.
Now we understand why the question that Punk kept raising on here apparently was totally irrelevant, made it difficult for them to answer because they are not poling it. They knew about this but didn't want to let the cat out of the bag.

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If the link is not working just go to google
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"trek physics is liquid crystal a crystal"


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[khaled_shatila]

Not sure why but I feel that this patent is related to what Steve schiets heard when he had a back stage tour at the facility and heard an employee saying “eureka” was the word if I’m not mistaken. If this is not eureka I’m not sure what is.

Hold the line …