Replies to post #6528 on Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

[oddone33320]

Sure hope that's our polymer they are using. If it indeed is, you'd think Lightwave would have already PR'd something about it but it certainly seems like it might be perk.

[inversor86]

Buz, by posting that you probably took a little wind out of Zelibor's sails for the shm. The market has responded accordingly with a purchase of 3500 shares. Comrades of LWLG, our time will come soon.



This is the only other award I saw for Mickelson, it's pre Lightwave http://research-spending.findthedata.org/q/805/178/How-much-federal-research-spending-money-did-NSF-award-Regents-of-the-University-of-Colorado-the-for-EMT-NANO-Broadcast-Optical-Interconnects-for-Global-Communication-in-Many-Core-Chip-Multiprocessor

[redspinelpinktopaz]

so the chromophores are not polymers in themselves?

they are "guested" in polymers.

what material is the chromophore?

[WisePolicalEconomist]

Great find!!! Occam's Razer dictates that this has to be LWLG - It would be down right eerie for this NSF grant project to match so closely to what LWLG describes as their work product goals (down to the most minute details) for this to be merely coincidence. Looks like we finally got some bona fide external validation. This modest NSF Grant may be another reason that LWLG is working with Michelson/UCB rather than EMP. We will learn lots more next week I presume.

-WISEGUY