Aug. 28, 2012 – By Steven B. Krivit –
The Salt Lake Tribune reports that Hal Fox died on Monday, Aug. 20, he was 88.
In July 1989, Fox became the first publisher to specialize in “cold fusion” reporting. During the next ten years, he published Fusion Facts, the Journal of New Energy and New Energy News. His archives provide a substantial historical record of this field and are publicly accessible on the New Energy Times Web site.
Aug. 17, 2012 – By Steven B. Krivit –
New Energy Times has obtained additional papers from authors attending the 17th International Conference on Cold Fusion in Daejeon, Korea. New Energy Times had obtained and posted one batch of papers on Aug. 10. Today’s batch includes papers from Robert Godes (Brouillion), John Hadjichristos (Defkalion), Tatsumi Hioki (Toyota Central R&D Laboratories), Yeong Kim (Purdue University), Melvin Miles (University of LaVerne), Roger Stringham (First Gate Energies) and Vladimir Vysotskii (Kiev National Shevchenko University). New Energy Times has requested conference papers from the other authors as well as from the conference organizers.
The Toyota replication (the Hioki paper) of the Arata/Zhang experiment is encouraging both for the fact that Toyota measured anomalous heat generation and for the fact that a major industrial corporation is active in LENR research. Continue reading »
Aug. 13, 2012
Source: The New York Times
Martin Fleischmann made the greatest discovery since fire: replicating the furnace of the sun at room temperature in a jar of water, essentially solving the world’s energy needs forever.
That is how Dr. Fleischmann might have liked his obituary to read. On March 23, 1989, when he and a colleague announced that they had achieved nuclear fusion in their laboratory, it even seemed possible. News reports heralded the scientists’ “star in a jar.” Continue reading »
Aug. 10, 2012 – By Steven B. Krivit –
The 17th International Conference on “Cold Fusion” takes place next week in Seoul, Korea.
A few dozen researchers — mostly the people who have been active in the field for the last 23 years — will give presentations. The conference schedule is here. The presenters include researchers from the U.K., U.S., Italy, Russia, Ukraine, Japan, India and China.
I spoke with Frank Gordon, the co-chair of the ICCF-17 conference, earlier this week and asked him about forthcoming highlights. Continue reading »
Aug. 7, 2012 – By Steven B. Krivit –
National Instruments, a major U.S. company that produces tools for engineers and scientists, sponsored a demonstration of a nickel-hydrogen gas low-energy nuclear reaction reactor on Monday at its annual NI Week trade show at the Austin Convention Center in Texas. National Instruments is also sponsoring talks there on LENR research.
According to a source at the show who spoke with James Truchard, co-founder, president and chief executive officer of National Instruments, Truchard is very interested in LENR research.
New Energy Times spoke with Julia Britts, media relations manager for National Instruments, on Monday to get more information about Truchard’s interest in LENR, but neither got back to New Energy Times before we went to press.* Continue reading »
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