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Greetings Friends, Happy 2020. These are challenging times and as we continue to wait for breakthrough, there still remains reason to hope that a cold fusion/LENR solution can and will provide deus ex machina. Those who have the means to effect great change know the great promise of this technology, and are on task working … Continue reading "2020 the Breakthrough Year?"
Press Release Breukelen/Utrecht. — After three years without a conference, GlobalBEM is back with an informative program that should interest all: connecting the dots between technology, consciousness, health, the economy, the environment, grassroots activism and crowdfunding! GlobalBEM, Breakthrough Energy Movement hosted their first conference in The Netherlands 2012 and now we are back in were … Continue reading "Global Breakthrough Energy Movement Conference 2019"
Frank Acland started E-CatWorld.com on April 4 in the year 2011 after Andrea Rossi had performed a public demonstration of his nickel-hydrogen-based steam generator named the Energy Catalyzer, or E-Cat. “A Focardi-Rossi news conference was late in January of that year, and I became aware of it through some friends. I just got interested in … Continue reading "Frank Acland of E-Cat World on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast"
This is a re-post of an article published May 19, 2019 by Vitaly Alekseevich Kirkinsky at REGNUM in honor of the 30th anniversary of the announcement of cold fusion. Details: https://regnum.ru/news/innovatio/2631134.htmlAny use of materials is allowed only if there is a hyperlink to REGNUM news agency. A remote report by the leading technologist of the … Continue reading "Nuclear reactions in condensed matter – basis of a new energy"
Modifications to the cold fusion energy reactor designed by Tadahiko Mizuno have dramatically increased excess heat production. Thermal power output of the cell is now able to exceed the air-flow calorimeter’s heat removal capacity of 1 kilowatt. This is reported in the paper Increased Excess Heat from Palladium Deposited on Nickel [.pdf]. Co-author Jed Rothwell … Continue reading "Cold fusion reactor heats room in Sapporo"
Physicist and nuclear engineer Sergei Tcvetkov is the guest on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast along with Natalya Famina as translator. Listen to Sergei Tcvetkov on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast our Podcast page. Sergei Tcvetkov has been experimenting with unique LENR systems using titanium cathodes to generate nuclear products and excess heat since 1989. … Continue reading "Sergei Tcvetkov on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast"
LENR-forum has initiated a charitable fund-drive for Cold Fusion Now! to attend the 22nd International Conference on Condensed Matter Nuclear Science ICCF-22 and we are asking for your financial support. For nine years, Cold Fusion Now! has been providing activism and media in the service of new energy from cold fusion. This year marks the … Continue reading "Fundraiser for Ruby Carat to attend ICCF-22"
Dr. Sveinn Ólafsson is the guest on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast with Ruby Carat. Dr. Ólafsson works with a form of Rydberg matter called ultra-dense hydrogen which could be related to the cold fusion/LENR reaction. Listen to the Cold Fusion Now! podcast with Dr. Sveinn Ólafsson on the Podcast page. Dr. Ólafsson received his … Continue reading "Sveinn Ólafsson on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast"
Dr. Irina Savvatimova is one of the giants of Russian LENR research able to attend the 30-year celebration organized by the Coordination Council on the Cold Nuclear Transmutation Problem of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences (RANS). See Russian Academy Marks Pioneering Discovery Dr. Savvatimova is a pioneer of the glow discharge method to generate … Continue reading "Irina Savvatimova on LENR transmutations"
The 22nd International Conference on Condensed Matter Nuclear Science ICCF-22 convenes September 8-13, 2019 in Assisi, Italy, celebrating thirty-years since Drs. Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons founded the discipline. Registration is now open for five-days of CMNS experimental and theoretical reports, workshops, and panel discussions. The registration fee includes meals and accommodation at the Hotel … Continue reading "ICCF-22 this September in Italy"
This is a re-post of a modified google-translated article by Sergey Tsvetkov published April 8, 2019 at REGNUM https://regnum.ru/news/2606951.html. Any use of materials is allowed only if there is a hyperlink to REGNUM news agency. The prototype of the Soviet prospective cold fusion reactor on deuterated titanium was created in May 1989 by the head … Continue reading "Cold nuclear fusion: we immediately went our own way"
On May 8, 1989, the Electrochemical Society held their spring meeting in Los Angeles amid the frenzied controversy of the cold fusion announcement, and declared it F-Day! This was on the heels of the 1989 American Physical Society meeting that began May 1 in Baltimore, where disgruntled physicists who failed to replicate the findings gathered … Continue reading "Today is F-Day!"
Listen to episode #23 of the Cold Fusion Now! podcast with Ruby Carat and Special Guest Dr. Dimiter Alexandrov, a Professor of Electrical Engineering and Head of the Semiconductor Research Center at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay , Canada. He talks with Ruby about his transition to LENR research. Go to the Cold Fusion Now! … Continue reading "Dimiter Alexandrov on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast"
Thirty years ago on April 26, 1989, Drs. Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons were in the midst of a barrage of inquiries about their discovery. Visitors to their basement lab on the UU campus were treated to a tour, and came away satisfied. Others elsewhere were setting up cells, and failing to reproduce the excess … Continue reading "Drs. Fleischmann and Pons at the Capitol"
A report on the 2019 LANR/CF Colloquium at MIT 30-years after Drs. Martin Fleischmann and B. Stanley Pons declared the existence of an unknown type of nuclear reaction occuring between electrolyzed palladium and heavy water, research into understanding the Anomalous Heat Effect has grown into the discipline of Condensed Matter Nuclear Science with experimental results … Continue reading "Cold fusion research thriving at 30-years young"
In 1989, Dr. Glenn Seaborg was asked to brief President George H. W. Bush on the “cold fusion” phenomenon. On April 14 of that year he did so. Eugene F. Mallove wrote in Intimations of Disaster: Glenn Seaborg, the Scientific Process, and the Origin of the “Cold Fusion War” [.pdf]: Even though the jury was … Continue reading "President Bush “briefed” on cold fusion"
On April 12, 1989, American Chemical Society (ACS) President Clayton Callis hosted a special Presidents Event “Nuclear Fusion in a Test Tube” at the 197th Annual Meeting of the ACS in Dallas, Texas. Valerie Kuck of AT&T Bell Laboratories organized the Symposium and introduced the speakers. Special guest Dr. Stanley Pons spoke on the then … Continue reading "Stanley Pons speaks at the ACS in 1989"
The Preliminary note Electrochemically induced nuclear fusion of deuterium by Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons, with Marvin Hawkins, was published thirty years ago today on April 10, 1989, in Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry and Interfacial Electrochemistry Volume 261, Issue 2, Part 1 Pages 301-308 Download Electrochemically induced nuclear fusion of deuterium – Preliminary note from … Continue reading "Electrochemically induced nuclear fusion of deuterium – Preliminary note"
This is a re-post of a google-translate of the article first published on Regnum.ru here. Any use of materials is allowed only if there is a hyperlink to REGNUM news agency. The original article has been re-formatted slightly. On the conference of the Coordination Council on the issue of “Cold nuclear transmutation” of the Russian … Continue reading "Russian Academy of Natural Sciences Marks 30th Anniversary of Pioneering Discovery"
On the 30th Anniversary of the Discovery of the Cold Fusion Phenomenon by Hideo Kozima [.pdf] was first published in the Cold Fusion Research Laboratory CFRL News No. 107 (2019. 3. 1) March 23 is the birthday of the cold fusion phenomenon (CFP). On this day 30 years ago, the existence of the nuclear reactions … Continue reading "On the 30th Anniversary of the Discovery of the Cold Fusion Phenomenon by Hideo Kozima"
Episode 22 of the Cold Fusion Now! podcast features Dr. Stephen C. Bannister, an Economist at University of Utah Salt Lake City. Dr. Bannister received his undergraduate degree from the University of Illinois, Champaign and then spent a career in high technology, becoming Director of Novell in Provo, Utah. He then returned for a PhD … Continue reading "Stephen Bannister on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast"
This is a re-post of Icebergs in the Room? Cold Fusion at Thirty by Huw Price and first published here. From aviation to zoo-keeping, there’s a simple rule for safety in potentially hazardous pursuits. Always keep an eye on the ways that things could go badly wrong, even if they seem unlikely. The more disastrous … Continue reading "Icebergs in the Room? Cold Fusion at Thirty"
Dr. Yasuhiro Iwamura is the guest on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast with Ruby Carat. Dr. Iwamura is a Research Professor in the Condensed Matter Nuclear Science division at the Research Center for Electron Photon Science at Tohoku University. He has been dividing his time there between engineering a second Metal Hydrogen Energy generator with … Continue reading "Yasuhiro Iwamura on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast"
CMNS investigators and the science community will be celebrating the 30th-anniversary of the announcement of cold fusion at the LANR/CF Colloquium at MIT on the campus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, MA on Saturday, March 23 and Sunday, March 24, 2019. These colloquiua have been hosted for many years by Dr. Mitchell … Continue reading "2019 LANR/CF Colloquium at MIT honors 30-years of breakthrough science"
“The EcatSK is available now for industrial applications. If you want safe, reliable, competitively priced heat, we encourage you to contact us.” That was the announcement on the EcatSK demonstration broadcast live on the Network at http://www.ecatskdemo.com/ January 31, in an event dedicated to Swedish scientist Dr. Sven Kullander. From the Press Release: “The E-Cat … Continue reading "Andrea Rossi EcatSK demo"
Robert Godes, the President and Chief Technical Officer of Brillouin Energy, is the guest on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast and discusses the latest changes to their signature LENR reactor now in development as a commercial product, the Brillouin Hydrogen Hot Tube. Listen to Robert Godes, Brillouin Energy on the Cold Fusion Now! Podcast page … Continue reading "Robert Godes on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast"
Nuclear chemist and former Los Alamos National Laboratory rocket scientist Dr. Edmund Storms has been researching cold fusion/LENR since 1989 and talks with Ruby Carat on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast about this new area of science founded by Drs. Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons. Edmund Storms is widely considered one of the foremost researchers … Continue reading "Edmund Storms on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast"
LENR-forum has a poll on the “best LENR science news” of 2018 which you can vote on here. Cold Fusion Now! voted, and here, we share our perceived top achievements in slightly different distinct categories of science, engineering, and news, for the “2018 I’M HOT!” award. We say “perceived” as the CMNS field is wrought … Continue reading "LENR-forum poll and CFN “I’m Hot!” awards"
Former senior analyst for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Tom Whipple is a writer/editor on energy, Peak Oil, and LENR. This is a re-post of Tom Whipple’s The Great Transition: Progress on New Sources of Energy published in Falls Church News-Press at https://fcnp.com/2018/12/20/great-transition-progress-new-sources-energy/. The Great Transition: Progress on New Sources of Energy by Tom Whipple … Continue reading "Tom Whipple of Falls Church News-Press on Great Transition"
Patent lawyer and Cold Fusion Now! contributor David J. French passed away quietly in his sleep the night of Sunday Dec 2. He spent his career at private law firms and also worked with the Canadian government on law reform and international patent issues before retiring to his own law firm Second Counsel in Ottawa, … Continue reading "David French leaves legacy of public service to breakthrough energy"
Nuclear chemist and veteran LENR researcher Dr. Tadahiko Mizuno is now in the recovery phase after an earthquake damaged sensitive equipment in his laboratory in Hokkaido, and the CMNS community is assisting in the repair and replacement of lab apparatus that will allow him to continue his successful excess heat research. “I have experienced earthquakes … Continue reading "Tadahiko Mizuno rewards CMNS community with test reactor"
In the global field of LENR, few groups match the productivity of Japanese researchers. With a longtime history of collaboration between academia and industry, the rich and wide-ranging scientific results have enabled groups on the island to develop long-term data on systems, successfully reproduce key experiments, and grow a diverse and comprehensive team of researchers … Continue reading "Akito Takahashi reports on the MHE: bigger composite samples and bigger heat"
David Daggett received a PhD in Engineering from Cranfield University specializing in Power and Propulsion and spent a career “maturing ideas into working concepts focused on energy and environmental technologies” at companies like Parker Aerospace and Boeing before becoming President of Phonon Energy, a non-profit LENR research lab. He talks with Ruby about the laser-stimulated … Continue reading "David Daggett on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast"
The Cold Fusion Now! podcast hosts Dr. Francis Tanzella, Program Manager of Low Energy Nuclear Reactions (LENR) at SRI International, just retired, and now a private LENR consultant. After earning his Ph.D in chemistry from UC, Berkeley, and studying Electrochemistry as a post-doctoral at the University of Pennsylvania, he worked as a chemist at DuPont. … Continue reading "Francis Tanzella on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast"
The sixteenth episode of the Cold Fusion Now! podcast features Dr. Pamela Mosier-Boss, an analytical chemist who spent a career working at the Navy’s SPAWAR laboratory developing environmental sensors and working on LENR. As an experimentalist, Dr. Mosier-Boss used the co-deposition method, pioneered with her partner in the lab Dr. Stanislaw Szpak to reveal nuclear … Continue reading "Pamela Mosier-Boss on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast"
The 6.8 earthquake that struck Hokkaido Japan has killed nine and injured hundreds as multiple landslides shook communities. It has also battered the laboratory of veteran LENR researcher Tadahiko Mizuno, who has lost valuable research equipment, and building damage will require the lab to move. Pictures show items knocked off shelves, and bounced around. Damaged … Continue reading "Earthquake damage puts Mizuno research at risk"
Physicist Dr. Dennis Cravens joins Ruby on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast for a discussion about experimental results gathered over a career of LENR research. Dr. Cravens received his PhD from Florida State University and has been working on cold fusion since 1989. He has demonstrated multiple live LENR systems throughout the years, including NIWeek … Continue reading "Dennis Cravens on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast"
Welcome back to the Cold Fusion Now! podcast! Our next episode features Alan Goldwater, an independent LENR researcher with the Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project. He received a Bachelor’s degree in Physics from Columbia University and studied architecture and computer science before having a successful career in electronic design and embedded software. Returning to his first … Continue reading "MFMP’s Alan Goldwater on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast"
A Navy essay contest has landed a LENR article with second prize and featured in the September 2018 issue of U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings magazine (members only content online –.pdf here). Low Energy Nuclear Reactions: A Potential New Source of Energy to Facilitate Emergent/Disruptive Technologies [.pdf] by M.Ravnitzky was the second place winner in … Continue reading "Winning LENR essay published in Navy magazine"
The soundtrack for HYDROTON A Model of Cold Fusion is available as a compilation at Bandcamp and was reviewed earlier this month by French music publication IndieRockMag.com. (g-trans English) Electronic musician Esa Ruoho a.k.a. Lackluster first put the sounds together for the science documentary on Edmund Storms‘ “nano-crack” theory of LENR. Filmed and edited by … Continue reading "HYDROTON Soundtrack review: “electron microscope matter ballet”"
LENR consultant and former Director of Energy Research at SRI International Michael McKubre presented at the 21st International Conference on Condensed Matter Nuclear Science held at Colorado State University in Fort Collins Colorado. The five-day conference ran June 3-8, 2018 and featured multiple groups reporting solid results in the generation of excess heat and transmutations. … Continue reading "Michael McKubre at ICCF-21"
Also, hear five-days of ICCF-21 LENR science lectures thanks to the Cold Fusion Now! Collective. Find conference pages, lecture notes, audio, photos and links at http://coldfusionnow.org/interviews/iccf21/
Cold Fusion Now! attended the 21st International Conference on Condensed Matter Nuclear Science ICCF-21 held June 3-8 at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado, US and captured video and snapshots of the event. Pages summarizing the presentations are currently under construction, but take a peek at Monday and Tuesday’s summaries enhanced with audio files … Continue reading "ICCF-21 Monday and Tuesday Presentations"
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE from John Coelho Cold Fusion Researcher David Daggett Runs for House in SE Washington State’s 35th District DAVID DAGGETT, an activist in efforts to protect the environment, understands well the ecological crisis our planet is facing and the need for exotic clean energy to counter it. Daggett is running for office to … Continue reading "David Daggett announces political run"
Day 2 of the 21st International Conference on Condensed Matter Nuclear Science ICCF21 at the Colorado State University began early and sadly, yours truly was on sub-standard , and I missed several of the talks, including the first one, which I was really excited about. Fran Tanzella presented Nanosecond Pulse Stimulation in the Ni-H2 System … Continue reading "ICCF21 Day 2 Heat, Transmutation, Rydberg Matter, Theory"
Cold Fusion Now! is attending the 21st International Conference on Condensed Matter Nuclear Science ICCF-21 here in Fort Collins, Colorado US. Steve Katinsky and David J. Nagel of LENRIA organized the entire event, working overtime to make this happen. Colorado State University is beautiful and the attendees are happy with the venue. Yours truly arrived … Continue reading "ICCF-21 Day 1 on Heat and Theory"
Dr. Melvin Miles is the guest on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast with Ruby Carat episode 12. Dr. Miles is an electro-chemist and LENR experimentalist who in 1990 discovered a relationship between the heat production in cold fusion cells with the production of helium, confirming the nuclear nature of the elusive reaction. He spent two … Continue reading "Melvin Miles on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast"
Dr. Vladimir I. Vysotskii is a Nuclear Physicist and Head of Theoretical Radiophysics Department at Kiev National Shevchenko University, Ukraine. He received a Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics from Kiev Institute of Theoretical physics, and a second Doctorate in Theoretical and Solid State Physics. His areas of research and applications is wide, from lasers to bio-physics. … Continue reading "Vladimir Vysotskii on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast"
Mats Lewan is a science and technology journalist and author of An Impossible Invention, the true story of an Energy Source that could Change the World, a book detailing the early demonstrations of Andrea Rossi’s Energy Catalyzer. He joins Ruby on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast where he discusses his assessment of the LENR technology … Continue reading "Mats Lewan on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast"
Abd ul-Rahman Lomax created the blog coldfusioncommunity.net and spent the bulk of 2017 using it to document the Andrea Rossi-Industrial Heat lawsuits. In episode 09 of the Cold Fusion Now! podcast, he talks with Ruby about the dream partnership that ended with suspicion and the drama of a Miami, Florida trial court. Abd ul-Rahman Lomax … Continue reading "Abd ul-Rahman Lomax on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast"
David J. French, a lawyer specializing in Patents and Intellectual Property is the guest on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast. A graduate of McMaster University in Engineering Physics and of the University of Toronto Law School, David French spent 35 years at private law firms and also working with the Canadian government on law reform … Continue reading "David French on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast"
On the 29th anniversary of the announcement of table-top fusion from the hydrogen in water, Cold Fusion Now! hosts Dr. Mahadeva Srinivasan, a nuclear physicist and Emeritus Head of Neutron Physics Division at the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre in Mumbai. He co-edited the 2015 special LENR issue of Current Science journal and has jump-started several … Continue reading "Mahadeva Srinivasan on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast"
March, 2018 — The Cold Fusion Now! podcast presents William Collis, the Chief Executive of the International Society for Condensed Matter Nuclear Science, the association that serves cold fusion/LENR scientific researchers globally. William has a degree in Biochemistry from the University of Oxford and is an expert in atomic weights. After a career in embedded … Continue reading "Cold Fusion Now! podcast with ISCMNS Chief Exec William Collis"
Alan Smith is Director of lookingforheat.com, an online shop dedicated to supplying open science and LENR research with laboratory needs. Alan has spent a career in various fields related to materials research and engineering, with a focus on polymers, and is the author of books on craft subjects. He is also a moderator on LENR-forum. … Continue reading "Cold Fusion Now! podcast with Alan Smith"
University of Marseille Professor of Physics Dr. Jean-Paul Biberian is the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Condensed Matter Nuclear Science and author of Fusion in All Its Forms: Cold Fusion, ITER, Alchemy, Biological Transmutations with Foreword by Stanley Pons. He began researching cold fusion in 1993 until he retired to work in his own private … Continue reading "Cold Fusion Now! podcast with Jean-Paul Biberian"
Nuclear physicist and LENR theoretician Dr. Andrew Meulenberg talks about deep-orbit electrons as an explanation for LENR, and how this model addresses the vast variety of data in LENR experiments. After retiring from Draper Laboratories, Dr. Meulenberg was visiting professor at the Indian Institute of Science, where he again met up with former colleague Dr. … Continue reading "Cold Fusion Now! podcast with Andrew Meulenberg"
The second in our series surveying the cold fusion landscape features Dr. Michael McKubre, former Director of Energy Research at SRI International, previously Stanford Research Institute, where there continues an-almost-thirty-years program of experimental research in LENR/cold fusion. Dr. McKubre semi-retired to New Zealand in March 2016, and is currently consulting informally with several international research … Continue reading "Cold Fusion Now! podcast with Michael McKubre"
Cold Fusion Now! says Happy New Year with a brand new podcast series featuring Ruby Carat speaking with leaders in the field of cold fusion/LENR. It will be 29 years this March since scientists have been laboring to tease out the mysterious reaction that promises an ultra-clean, energy-dense source of power. What is the level … Continue reading "Cold Fusion Now! Podcast with David J. Nagel"
Ruby Carat and the Cold Fusion Now! collective have released a new video documentary, this time tackling cold fusion theory with Edmund Storms HYDROTON A Model of Cold Fusion. The 28-minute science special continues where the book The Explanation of Low Energy Nuclear Reaction left off. It features Dr. Edmund Storms describing his theory of … Continue reading "Edmund Storms HYDROTON A Model of Cold Fusion"
http://www.infinite-energy.com/store/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=9 Just out of the box and more jam-packed than ever before! The The Industrial Association for LENR finally released their 2017 LENRIA Calendar and this year’s effort is the best yet! Every square centimeter of space educates and fascinates with the facts and figures of Condensed Matter Nuclear Science (CMNS). As full disclosure, I … Continue reading "2017 LENRIA Calendar"
SEC Nuclear Energy Community Kickoff: LENR Panel Wednesday, January 25, 2017 6:15 PM to 8:45 PM 655 Knight Way, Stanford, CA 94305 Stanford Graduate School of Business Gunn Building, Room G102 Stanford Energy Club Nuclear Energy Community https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nuclear-community-kickoff-developments-in-lattice-energy-reactions-tickets-31046155888 Join the Stanford Energy Club for the launch of our newest community, the Nuclear Energy Community, at … Continue reading "Stanford Energy Club LENR panel, dinner next Wednesday"
Edmund Storms, author of The Science of Low Energy Nuclear Reaction and The Explanation of Low Energy Nuclear Reaction and E-Cat World’s Frank Acland spoke with John Maguire on Pentamental Podcast. The discussion ranges from historical issues to today’s political climate and LENR news. Listen or download the talk on the Pentamental Podcast page. Poster … Continue reading "Edmund Storms with John Maguire and Frank Acland on Pentamental Podcast"
John Varney is an engineer and passionate energy activist in Canada. He formulated a Canadian Energy Initiative – Let’s Start Now [pathway002.pdf] and has written many letters to Canada’s political and business leaders about the need for change. And may I thank you, dear friends, for your activism towards a new energy future. With Earth … Continue reading "John Varney Canadian Energy Initiative"
Ooops! Webinar with Ruby on Sat Sep 24! Join me for a cappuccino and discussion with the Energy 2.0 Society on making movies and art about cold fusion science. I’ll talk about meeting some of the top scientists in the field and who’s next in the Cold Fusion Now! camera crosshairs. Ask me questions, … Continue reading "Webinar with Ruby and Energy 2.0 Saturday Sep 24"
Anomalous Effects in Dueterated Systems documents the work of Dr. Melvin Miles, a US Navy electrochemist who first correlated the excess heat generated from palladium-deuterium systems with the production of helium as a nuclear product. In three sets of experiments performed at the Navy’s China Lake research lab, samples of gasses coming off the active … Continue reading "Anomalous Effects in Deuterated Systems Melvin Miles The Correlation of Excess Heat and Helium"
On August 25, 2015 a US patent issued to Leonardo Corporation on an invention by Andrea Rossi. Discussion of this patent is available in previous postings on ColdFusionNow.org here: • Analysis of Rossi US Patent 9,115,913 Issued 25Aug15 Part 1 • Analysis of Rossi US Patent 9,115,913 Issued 25aug15 Part 2 This US patent, US … Continue reading "Analysis of New Rossi PCT filing based on US Patent 9,115,913 issued 25Aug15"
Global Breakthrough Energy Movement Conference in Bastrop, Texas, US brings science, art, politics and grassroots activism together for radical environmental change starting May 28. Global Breakthrough Energy Movement Conference 2016 Advanced Tickets Event to be LIVESTREAMED. May 28-29, 2016 Bastrop/Austin, Texas US A LENR meeting is newly proposed to educate mainstream scientists on developments … Continue reading "Upcoming Events for May and 2016"
Architects of the New Paradigm Conference with Joel Gabon of New Energy Movement http://anpconference.com/ January 16-17, 2016 Embassy Suites Marin County San Rafael, California, US Société Française de la Science Nucléaire dans la Matière Condensée RNBE-2016 Symposium sur les Réactions Nucléaires à Basse Énergie http://www.sfsnmc.org/ March 18 – 20, 2016 l’école Montessori La Maison des … Continue reading "Upcoming New Energy Events"
The Japan Cold Fusion Research Society closed out 2015 with their 16th meeting held Dec. 11-12 in Kyoto. The JCF-16 Program and Abstracts are archived here. The last major conference of 2015, JCF-16 speaker Yasuhiro Iwamura announced the launch of the ICCF-20 website. Toshiro Sengaku of Amateur LENR attended the meeting and posted photos from … Continue reading "JCF-16 closes 2015 announcing ICCF-20 for 2016"
The 2016 LENRIA Calendar is now available! Purchase yours today from Infinite Energy Press! Formerly, the History of Cold Fusion Calendar, this wall-hanging masterpiece now flies under the banner of LENRIA, the LENR Industry Association, Inc with Director Steve Katinsky. Created by Ruby Carat of Cold Fusion Now, and edited and produced by Steve Katinsky, … Continue reading "2016 LENRIA Calendar"
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Brillouin Energy Corp. presented its groundbreaking thermal energy technology on Capitol Hill last week. Attendees included Members of Congress, congressional aides, federal government officials, industry representatives, and citizens’ groups concerned with the federal government’s progress on developing clean energy solutions. “It was great to see that much interest in DC for a … Continue reading "BRILLOUIN ENERGY CORP. HOSTS INFORMATION SESSION ON LENR THERMAL ENERGY TECHNOLOGY AT U.S. CAPITOL"
The 22nd Russian Conference on Cold Nuclear Transmutation of Chemical Elements and Ball Lighting is currently ongoing in Sochi, Russia. Author Mats Lewan speaks this Friday in Brussels, Belgium. This Saturday, a conference on LENR and other renewables convenes in Terni, Italy. See details below. Also, find a personal note from Dr. Peter Hagelstein as … Continue reading "Happening this week"
The IEEE Meeting on “LENR Phenomena and Potential Applications” with Professor Peter Hagelstein and Dr. Louis DeChiaro was on Sept. 23 at Teradyne in North Reading, Massachusetts. It was sponsored by the Boston Reliability Chapter and ESD Group (Electro-Static Discharge). LENRIA attended and captured these photos. “The meeting registration had reached capacity and online registration … Continue reading "IEEE Meeting on “LENR Phenomenon” well attended"
This is Part 2 of a multi-part commentary on the above patent, US 9,115,913 issued on an invention by Andrea Rossi. Part 1 may be found here. Please note that Part 1 has been amended since posted to retract the earlier statement that patents for the same invention cannot issue abroad if the US patent … Continue reading "Analysis of Rossi US Patent 9,115,913 issued 25Aug15 Part 2"
Part 1 Due to the length of analysis involved, this posting is divided into parts. This present part is Part 1. Reference to Part 2 is made here. On August 25, 2015 a US patent issued to Leonardo Corporation on an invention by Andrea Rossi. This US patent, US 9,115,913, is part of a series … Continue reading "Analysis of Rossi US Patent 9,115,913 issued 25Aug15 Part 1"
Davids vs. Goliath In A Race to Replace Hydrocarbons With Nuclear Fusion As The World’s Dominant Energy Source [.pdf] by Douglas A. Pinnow, Ph.D. There is only so much oil, coal, and natural gas remaining to supply the energy needs for humanity. What to do when it runs out? And perhaps more relevant: What should … Continue reading "Davids vs. Goliath In A Race to Replace Hydrocarbons With Nuclear Fusion As The World’s Dominant Energy Source"
There are four LENR/AHE meetings – over the next two months! US, Russia, Switzerland, and France – Can you make it??? See this listing on our new Upcoming Events page, too. IEEE Meeting at Teradyne LENR Phenomena and Potential Applications Professor Peter Hagelstein and Dr. Louis DeChiaro Wednesday Sept. 23, 2015 05:30PM to 08:15PM (US/Eastern) … Continue reading "Next two months packed with LENR/AHE science"
This is a repost of and article originally published on the Falls Church News-Press here. The Peak Oil Crisis: Cold Fusion Gets a U.S. Patent By Tom Whipple Sometimes our government moves very slowly. In the case of granting a patent to cold fusion technology, which just might replace fossil fuels, it took 26 years. … Continue reading "The Peak Oil Crisis: Cold Fusion Gets a U.S. Patent"
Andrea Rossi just received his first U.S. patent for his ECAT from the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The Patent covers the ECAT as a Fluid Heater based on the Rossi Effect in all its details. Since the Rossi Effect is the main source of energy of the ECAT, this means that the ECAT … Continue reading "Andrea Rossi Receives United States ECAT Patent"
Published on May 8, 2015 by Jed Rothwell Youtube Channel: This video was provided to LENR-CANR.org by Prof. Martin Fleischmann, IMRA Europe. It shows a time lapse video of four cells driven to boiling. This experiment was described in the following paper: Fleischmann, M. and S. Pons. Calorimetry of the Pd-D2O System: from Simplicity via … Continue reading "Fleischmann-Pons boil off accompanies Introduction to Cold Fusion"
The Need for Experiments It’s been just 3 weeks since ICCF-19 concluded in Padua and one week since my return. I’ve been asked many times what I learned at this event and what was important. Of course, that question is unfair: many important things occurred in the course of the week. I may not have … Continue reading "Thoughts on Attending ICCF-19 in Padua by David French"
The original article The Peak Oil Crisis: The Cold Fusion Conference by Tom Whipple of Falls Church News-Press is posted here. In mid-April the 19th International Conference on Cold Fusion (ICCF-19) took place in Padua, Italy and was attended by some 470 scientists, cold fusion bloggers, entrepreneurs, and the merely interested. The first of these … Continue reading "The Peak Oil Crisis: The Cold Fusion Conference"
The 19th International Conference on Cold Fusion has closed and attendees are arriving back home. “There were many high points,” said Michael McKubre, who spoke at the conference on Cold Fusion for CMNS Present and Projected Future Status. Steve Katinsky, one of the leaders in the formation of the new LENR Industry Association said, “I … Continue reading "ICCF-19 start of “new cycle”"
The last day of the 19th International Conference on Condensed Matter Nuclear Science officially closed today with Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project’s Open Live Science test of Alexander Parkhomov‘s fuel. The Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project streamed live on location in Padua – GlowStick – Parkhomov Fuel on Apr 17, 2015. It was annotated: “The same LiAlH4 … Continue reading "Live Open Science Parkhomov Fuel Test closes Padua conference"
Bits and pieces of new energy news continues to trickle from Padua, Italy where the 19th International Conference on Condensed Matter Nuclear Science is being held. Cold Fusion Dog Dr. Bob wrote, “I would go so far to say that what we hear from the podium, is far from the most relevant and interest knowledge.” … Continue reading "SCIENCE from ICCF19"
More exciting news from the 19th International Conference on Condensed Matter Nuclear Science (ICCF-19) in Padua, Italy today. From the Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project Facebook page: Vindication – Part 3 MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT The MFMP has been offered something no one knew existed, something priceless and which could reveal critical secrets many in the LENR field … Continue reading "Vindication: MFMP granted original Fleischmann-Pons palladium wire"
Video: Opening orchestra at ICCF-19 The 19th International Conference on Condensed Matter Nuclear Science began today in Padua, Italy. The detailed weekly program is here. Patent lawyer David French said “It was a great first day. Started at 9:30AM with a one hour concert by a 25 piece orchestra.” Cold Fusion Dog Dr. Bob estimates … Continue reading "Tom Darden at ICCF-19: “We envision an ecosystem of collaboration”"
Dr. Stanislaw Szpak and Dr. Pamela Mosier-Boss are electrochemists who in 1989 worked on developing energy-dense batteries at the Navy’s SPAWAR Systems Center in San Diego, California. After the announcement by Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons, Szpak thought to try to initiate the reaction using a technique called co-deposition, and with great success. Co-deposition became … Continue reading "Following Nature’s Documents Stan Szpak LENR Co-deposition"
Read original article by Marianne Macy on Infinite-Energy.com. Hagelstein and Tanzella’s Vibrating Copper Experiment by Marianne Macy MIT’s Prof. Peter Hagelstein, longtime contributor of cold fusion experimental and theoretical work, knows a thing or two about X-rays. In the 1980s he was a 24-year old-prodigy when he worked for hydrogen bomb creator Edward Teller at … Continue reading "Hagelstein and Tanzella’s Vibrating Copper Experiment"
Two public talks on the topic of LENR will be given by members of the Energy 2.0 Society in April. On Wednesday April 15, Gary Scott, electrical engineer and one of the founding board members of the Energy 2.0 Society will address the Madison, Wisconsin chapter of the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) … Continue reading "Energy 2.0 Society to speak at IEEE"
This is a re-post of “Scientists warming up to ‘cold fusion’, see potential in ‘other nuclear’ energy” by M Ramesh originally on Hindu BusinessLine. Links to relevant institutions and emphasis has been added. Chennai, April 9: About thirty scientists from all over India met in Bengaluru on Tuesday to discuss ‘the way forward’ in an … Continue reading "Indian institutions to collaborate on LENR"
Open Power Association at hydrobetatron.org has issued Newsletter #20. The following was written in English, and slightly modified before re-posting here. Read the original .pdf in the Open Power Newsletter Archive here. Newsletter N. 020 – Special issue – April 2015 ** Editorial: ICCF19 Committee in Italy gives no voice to the Italian Open Research … Continue reading "Open Power Newsletter #20: Appeal to ICCF-19 for Open Power’s voice"
Title Photo: Professor Hiroyuki Hama of Tohoku University giving speech at Opening Ceremony Photo: Research Center for Electron Photon Science at Tohoku University The opening ceremony of Tohoku University Clean Energy Research Lab was held on 1st April 2015 at Mikamine Hall in the Research Center for Electron Photon Science of Tohoku University. Hideki Yoshino … Continue reading "Opening ceremony for new Clean Energy Research Lab at Tohoku University"
Title photo: Japanese Cold Fusion Society Meeting 15 participants. A new research venture has launched between Tohoku University and Clean Planet Inc. in Japan. Leading the research team is Dr. Yasuhiro Iwawura, who has left Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, along with Dr. Takehiko Itoh, after years of work demonstrating nuclear transmutations in cold fusion environments, in … Continue reading "Yasuhiro Iwamura to focus on nuclear waste clean-up"
The 19th International Conference on Cold Fusion will be held in Padua, Italy beginning April 13 – 17, 2015. A Program Overview is available here. Just released is the Program Details, with names of Speakers and Presentations. Registration information for the conference is here. Program details as of March 25, 2015 are reproduced below.
La Fusion dans Tous ses États: Fusion Froide, ITER, Alchimie, Transmutations Biologiques by Jean-Paul Biberian has been translated into English. Fusion in All Its Forms Cold Fusion, ITER, Alchemy, Biological Transmutations is now available on Infinite Energy Press. From the website: In 1989, when the announcement of the discovery of cold fusion was made, Jean-Paul … Continue reading "Fusion in All Its Forms Cold Fusion, ITER, Alchemy, Biological Transmutations now in English"
The Open Power Association’s Ugo Abundo will be presenting at ICCF-19 on experiments with the Hydrobetatron. Report #12 Spring, the first day [.pdf] describes recent results: Hydrobetatron preliminarily performs up to 2.26 ratio in hydrogen vs reference run in argon, with electrically pulsed powders at Open Power Lab. The contribution of involved heat transfer phenomena … Continue reading "Open Power Newsletter and Report #12 Spring, the first day"
Title graphic: Cold Fusion Then – Cold Fusion Now!. It was twenty-six years ago today that the world learned of a new form of energy that promised a green technological future for all life on Earth. Twenty-six years later, we can’t yet buy a reactor in Home Depot, but prototypes are multiplying in independent labs. … Continue reading "Live Long and Prosper – Cold Fusion Now!"
Title graphic: M. King Hubbert’s graph of the fossil fuel age and it’s successor nuclear power in geologic time. This is a re-post of an article written by Tom Whipple of the Falls Church News Press. The original article is here. Even Saudi Arabia’s oil minister is starting to talk about the advent of a … Continue reading "The Peak Oil Crisis: The Mother of All Black Swans"