just to expand on my earlier post. you would have to be a moron...

just to expand on my earlier post. you would have to be a moron to think the significance of being involved in this program is the $4.7m grant.

we are already involved in a test.


https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-04...parasite-kudoa-moving-in-nsw-waters/103661110

"The Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (FRDC) said it was expected to sign a contract with RMIT University to create a rapid diagnostic test to identify whether a fish had the parasite." found by janb85

apart from La Trobe, Griffith, Macquarie, Monash and RMIT universities (check above), we are partnering with CSIRO, DTMC and Victoria police, as well as those other Australian companies.

what do the CSIRO research



this just for medical diagnostics

https://www.csiro.au/en/research/health-medical/diagnostics?start=0&count=12

then DMTC (sounds similar ...)

these are 3 rapid tests they have worked on in 2023




and then the Victoria police. what tests do they use?

getting involved with these organisations gives validation to our tech. it gives anteotech opportunity to be involved in government supported test development. it gives anteotech an opportunity for increasing revenue.

GLTAH