Quantum Materials announced it has broken the Stokes shift
	barrier and is able to produce 'Strong Shift' Quantum Dots to
	consistent characteristics in high volumes. The Company announced the
	news on the opening of the second-annual Quantum Dots Forum hosted by
	Smithers Apex on March 18 at the San Francisco Grand Hyatt.
	Named after Irish physicist George G. Stokes, Stokes shift is the
	difference between quantum dot's peak excitation and the peak emission
	wavelengths. Minimizing overlap between total excitation and emission
	bands enhances the clarity and brightness of the fluorescing quantum
	dot by avoiding re-absorption of emitted light into nearby quantum dots
	- characteristics that display manufacturers and end-users find highly
	desirable. Until now it has not been possible to produce Stokes shift
	in quantum dots of up to 20nm in quantities suitable for manufacturing
	applications, but Quantum Material's patent-protected continuous flow
	production process enables automated synthesis with uniformity
	necessary for achieving precise characteristics for high-volume
	production of highly-driven Strong Shift quantum dots.
	"Our team is pushing the performance envelope for nanomaterials and
	widely expanding the range of viable applications," said Quantum
	Materials Corp CEO Stephen Squires. "Breaking the Stokes shift barrier
	allows manufacturers to benefit from more consistency in light output
	and less lost fluorescence due to overlap. The really extraordinary
	aspect is that in whatever area of quantum science our team advances,
	our patented reactor technology allows us to very quickly scale for
	volume production. If we were working with beaker batches like our
	competitors it would be both difficult and time consuming - and in some
	cases impossible - to achieve scaled production due to the challenge in
	maintaining uniformity of zero-overlap Stokes shift quantum dot
	synthesis in small batch quantities."
	Quantum Materials is also making significant advances with Cadmium-free
	quantum dots, which are currently in evaluation stage by some of the
	world's largest display manufacturers. Quantum Materials' products are
	the foundation for technologically superior, energy efficient and
	environmentally sound LCD UHD displays, the next generation of
	solid-state lighting, solar photovoltaic power applications, advanced
	battery and energy storage solutions, biotech imaging, and biomedical
	theranostics.
	Quantum dots are easily integrated into industry-standard thin-film
	roll-to-roll inkjet and surface deposition technologies currently used
	in existing LCD display production lines, as illustrated in an
	informative video detailing Cadmium-free quantum dot uses and benefits,
	which is also available for download at http://bit.ly/1KhSS9i for use
	with attribution.