My research is being presented at a professional conference!

[alsih2o]

You may want to repost some of those pictures for those who don't remember them.

joe b.

Several people work with crystalline glazes, but I have eliminated an expensive and time consuming step from the process. (a step that ahs been in place for over 400 years)

The glazes-

 

[RithTheAwakener]

wow those look awesome. i did a little work with ceramics back in the day..(3 years ago) but ive never seen any glazes that look that nice. congrats

 

[tarchon]

EDA? Sounds like you could be in a Certified Ceramics Research Zone before long.
Congratulations! And I have about 10-20 ml of spare nanoparticle suspension in an ethylene glycol solution if you want to see what they do in a glaze.

 

[Arbiter of Wyrms]

[HIJACK]Joe, your signature still says that you're in Texas. Are you and Suzi back from India?BTW, I am still drafting. Slowly but surely, I'll get the book written.[/HIJACK]

Wow! Those glazes are beautiful! Taking out this one step, what does that mean to the whole production process? How much time/money/grief is saved?

 

[Steve Jung]

That's great news. Sounds like it's only a matter of time before you're running the whole town.

 

[BSF]

Hot dang Mark! All of that is very cool news. Congratulations.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

Congratulations, I'm happy to hear about your success.

 

[MonsterMash]

Congratulations Mark.

 

[HellHound]

Wow - those glazes look frickin gorgeous.

I am going to modify what I said earlier about you being an artist pretending to be a businessman on the side.

Not only are you a brilliant artist, but you seem to do a great job of pretending!

 

[alsih2o]

Wow! Those glazes are beautiful! Taking out this one step, what does that mean to the whole production process? How much time/money/grief is saved?

Almost 50% of production time, from 10-50% less cost, MUCH less grief.