I like this bit: Panorama Synergy had previously stated that its...

I like this bit:

Panorama Synergy had previously stated that its first prototype would be completed by the end of calendar year 2014. This prototype is being designed to detect Toluene, which shares the same characteristics as Benzene, so is a valid proxy for Benzene, while reducing the risks to the scientists of handling this very dangerous gas.

Lead scientist, Associate Professor Gino Putrino said:

"We are pleased to confirm that the timing for the prototype remains on track for this year. Whilst The basic science of the LumiMEMS Reader has previously been demonstrated and reported to the ASX, there are still a number of tasks in terms of building the larger toluene-specific prototype and also setting up testing protocols that allow us to safely handle toluene and supply it in very low concentrations for verification of the LumiMEMS toluene detector.

Although prototype delays would have no major effect on the overall outcome, our focus on detail and the calibre of our team has allowed us to keep on schedule.

Good stuff.