I think this is one of 2018 highlights. I have been researching pci biotech patents and it seems they filed for 2 patents this year


Since these patents are exclusive to pci biotech as the assignee, then they are mostly likely related to clinical trials, either fimachem extension study or fimavacc (or both). please remember what JE said in a recent podcast about sitting on exciting information/news due to intellectual property considerations.
Also, what i found interesting is a patent application that was filed end 2017 jointly with The Academic Medical Centre (University of Amsterdam)

I have done further research on the areas we have recently been active in terms of research with this academic institution and I found out that this could be related to what we investors have been calling FimaBac, to support this theory, see who is the main author and co-authors in the following paper that was published this year
Just to note that these patent applications are deemed confidential by the patent office until minimum 18 months will have elapsed from the priority date. only then we might know for sure what these patent applications are about. However, it is fantastic to see that our technology is still and most likely will still generate patent applications/invention claims, this is very healthy for the life cycle of the technology platform and for the company’s future in general