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Thanks Tin,I hadn't thought about the licencing arrangement.

I found this, after a bit of digging;

Strategic Energy Resources (ASX:SER) has entered into an exclusive worldwide licence to commercialise graphene membrane for separation Intellectual Property generated by Monash University associate professor Mainak Majumder.

The IP generated by this project is captured under a Provisional Patent application-2014904644, titled ‘Graphene oxide membranes and methods related thereto’.

It was developed under its second Australian Research Council grant with Monash University.

CSIRO and the University of Kentucky are collaborating partners in this research.

The licence has been granted on the following material terms:
- Strategic’s wholly-owned subsidiary Ionic Industries has full rights to exploit and commercialise the IP, including by direct sale or by sublicensing, within the field of energy storage and capacitor materials, and devices from indigenous natural graphite;
- The licence is transferable by Ionic, subject to the consent of Monash (which is not to be unreasonably withheld); and
- If Ionic is successful in commercialising the IP and generates direct revenue or sub-licensing revenue, it will pay Monash a royalty on the gross revenue of direct sales and a percentage of any sub-licensing income.

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Tin , not too sure where we are at with the above, I might drop simon an email ,leave no stone unturned.

ASTM standards are referenced by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), as the endorsed standard in the United States. The current standard ASTM F2100-11 (2011) specifies the performance requirements for Medical Face Masks with five basic criteria:

1. BFE (Bacterial Filtration Efficiency): BFE measures how well the medical face mask filters out bacteria when challenged with a bacteria-containing aerosol. ASTM specifies testing with a droplet size of 3.0 microns containing Staph. Aureus (average size 0.6-0.8 microns). In order to be called a medical/surgical mask, a minimum 95% filtration rate is required. Moderate and high protection masks must have bacterial filtration rates greater than 98%.

https://www.primed.ca/clinical-resources/astm-mask-protection-standards/

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