[feedquote='E-Cat World','http://www.e-catworld.com/2014/03/mit-cold-fusion-conference-report-nanor-100-cop/']I received this from Barry Simon who attended the Cold Fusion conference being held this weekend at MIT — I will add to this as I get more information from Barry. Just got home from […][/feedquote]
MIT Cold Fusion Conference Report (NANOR Reportedly 100 COP)
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I wonder why schwartz and celani don't set up a demo?
I guess there are at least a few influential people attending this conference, who would be very impressed when they burn their hands on such a reactor.Either celani and schwartz don't see any needs, maybe because behind the scenes they already have partners, or they got restrcitions by the university. Anyhow it's (as we know at the moment) a nuclear reaction going on...
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I'm sure half is true.
no need to to wear a mini-skirt in the disco when your beloved husband wait for you at home.
by the way Cold Fusion times make a preliminary report with photo
QuoteDisplay MoreThe 2014 Cold Fusion /Lattice Assisted Nuclear Reaction Colloquium at MIT
Day 1: Yasuhiro Iwamura shows the extent of solid permeation-induced transmutation expts using his nanostructured Pd/CaO/Pd multilayer thin film.
Day 1: Olga Dmitriyeva concludes the day with the advantages of using DFT numerical simulations to better understand the cold fusion environment.
Day 1: Steven Katinsky and Jeffrey Tolleson move cold fusion applications, industry connections and business ahead.
