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To: Jeffrey Epstein <jeevacation@gmail.com>
Subject: Fwd: Update
Date: Tue, 07 Oct 2014 14:34:43 +0000
Do you know this company? Howard Morgan involved. I wanted to invest at the beginning but not possible.
Phillip is brilliant.
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From: Philip Low
Date: October 6, 2014. 2:48:11 PM PDT
To: Monte Stettin
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I. NASA would like NV to assist with brain monitoring, sleep and alertness, on a 5 day transpacific solar
powered flight, in addition to ISS. We are requesting more details re scientific returns and budget;
2. Talks with Samsung are proceeding fine and they already sent us a doc today which is under legal review.
Ironically, on top of our wireless EEG streaming patent, they are most interested in a technology which we
initially developed for entirely humanitarian reasons and for which we have not realized a return on, yet. We
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have asked Samsung to give us an idea of the projected returns should we accept to license this technology to
them for a consumer product.
3. There were fantastic meetings in Silicon Valley, including with a bank interested in bridge financing. There
were also a number of very constructive 1-1 meetings with founding managing directors of the top VCs in
the healthcare and consumer spaces. I think we could work well with any of them, provided they invest in the
same manner as current investors.
4. The prospectus for the 'BRAIN Fund is not ready for show time yet, but is a work in progress. Meetings in
Southern California this week.
5. Talk in LA went well and lead to meeting this evening in LA with a number of prospective investors,
including some closely associated to Eli & Edythe Broad, strong backers of neuroscience, including at MIT.
6. We have received proposal for the first tranche study with the bedding company in partnership with Harvard
Medical School's Brigham and Women's Hospital, where I worked in my teens, but we are looking for
something a little bolder.
So there is heightened interest in NV at this time, in terms of investment, from Angels, VCs and Institutional
investors, and in terms of partnerships from Academia, Government and Industry. Rather than giving a little to
everyone, we need to prioritize our commitments based on our partners' support and expertise. We should take
the time to evaluate each prospective partner very carefully, even if this entails accepting some bridge
financing. If the consumer aspect takes a life of its own, it is possible it will require significant resources and
that the services will not have the same scope as the ones provided to Pharma, with the exception of a
companion diagnostic device, in which case it may make sense to separate Pharma, with high margins and
lower volume, from the Consumer side, with lower margins and much a higher volume. This would enable
value added partners with an allergy to FDA to invest in a consumer product on more familiar terms, without
affecting the Pharma work. Of course, the best partners will see the Big Picture, and help us get there faster.
Greetings from La Jolla,
Philip
Philip Low, PhD
NeuroVigll, Inc.
Founder, Chairman & C.E.O.
http://bwAv.neurovigil.com
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