Recently Innovative Science Corporation began preliminary testing of a new type of centerfire ammunition. Initial tests indicate that our design provides for much higher velocities than those currently available today. This new form of ammunition will provide greater penetration and flatter trajectories than currently available for all forms of standard ammunition. Please check our site frequently for future updates.

Round Identification	Velocitya (fps)
Standard Reloads	1599
Hornady LeveRevolution®	1878
New Small Arms Ammuntionb	2148

Recently Innovative Science Corporation devised a series of polymerization systems that yield high MW isobutylene based polymers at high reaction temperatures. Initial data (Table 1) indicates that one of the recently developed polymerization systems is capable of producing high molecular polymers at 0°C. Additional systems appear to be capable of producing high molecular weight polymers at ambient reaction temperatures. Further updates will be made as data becomes available.

Dear Customer:

We regret that at the present moment we must suspend sales of catalyst components during August 2008. Our Innovative Technology dry box has been experiencing numerous mechanical difficulties that prevent us from offering air sensitive compounds at this moment. We expect to resume sales of these compounds in the September to October 2008 time frame. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Innovative Science, Inc. is currently developing a cost effective yet environmentally friendly method for making commercially important isobutylene containing polymers. Click here to read more…

Innovative Science, Inc. now has a patent in the pending stage covering new compositions of matter (perfluoroarylated Lewis acids) and new methods of manufacture.

Innovative Science, Inc. is in the process of developing a new type of centerfire ammunition. Please go to the investment opportunities section to read more.

Innovative Science, Inc. was delighted to have Mr. Chao Kuo serve as an intern during the summer of 2007. Mr. Kuo is a native of Wu Han, China and is currently studying Environmental Science. While serving as an intern Mr. Kuo learned a number of techniques ranging from general methods of purification (e.g. recrystallization) to complex manipulations (e.g. Schlenk techniques).

Due to recent problems related to key pieces of laboratory equipment inventory of a number of our products will be severally limited. This situation will change when the OEM ships items currently on backorder sometime during the November 2007 timeframe.

Innovative Science, Inc. would like to thank Professor Mathers for a recent invitation to visit with him and learn about work he is conducting in the area of green polymerization systems. For those who have interest in this subject area you may contact him through his webpage (http://www.personal.psu.edu/rtm11/). Innovative Science, Inc. would like to extend congratulations to Professor Mathers for recent inventions that he has made in the area of green polymerizations.

Dr. Lewis has recently invented some new, useful and very novel polymerization systems. Research is currently ongoing and a patent application is in progress. Additional details will be released in 2008.