Interesting set op sponsors:
2.Xiamen University Education Foundation of North America
Abstracts available:
I just received the e-mail from the ICCF23 facilitators sent to the attendees.
It contains a handy booklet that holds all the abstracts.
A few are still missing unfortunately (Google team, Sveinn Olafsson).
While scanning through the abstracts it's hard to see some 'red lines' of commonalities.
There are a big number of different approaches and announced insights.
This shows LENR is still very far from mainstream implementations and acceptation.
It is very positive to see so many groups and individuals performing research on LENR.
The numbers are clearly increasing.
Xiamen start time is 8:30AM Local Xiamen time = Eureka California 5:30PM Pacific Local time and
London and Rome https://www.worldtimebuddy.com…e=2021-6-8&sln=17-18&hf=2
Reykjavic and Yekaterinaberg https://www.worldtimebuddy.com…e=2021-6-8&sln=17-18&hf=2
Santiago, Washington D.C., Moscow
| Presentation ID | Title | >td >Abstract /Presentation | Presenter | |
| ICCF23-PL-01 | A perspective from the Google group | Material Studies | To be continued | Matthew D. Trevithick |
| ICCF23-PL-02 | Ternary hydrides | Material Studies | Abstract | Ping Chen |
| ICCF23-PL-03 | Progress in Energy Generation Research using Nano-Metal with Hydrogen/Deuterium Gas | Heat Production | Abstract | Yasuhiro Iwamura |
| ICCF23-PL-04 | Progress in Nano-Metal Hydrogen Energy | Heat Production | Abstract | Akito Takahashi |
| ICCF23-PL-05 | Conventional Fusion in an Unconventional Place | Radiation and Other Measurements | Abstract | Lawrence P. Forsley |
| ICCF23-PL-06 | Some Novel Analytical Techniques Applied to LENR Active Materials | Material Studies | Abstract | Francis Tanzella |
| ICCF23-PL-07 | Huge Variety of Nuclides that Arise in the LENR Processes. Attempt at Explanation | Transmutations | Abstract | Alex G. Parkhomov |
| ICCF23-PL-08 | Recent progress on phonon-nuclear theoretical models | >td >Abstract | Peter L. Hagelstein | |
| ICCF23-PL-09 | >td >td >Abstract | Edmund Storms | ||
| ICCF23-PL-10 | Experimental setup for studying Rydberg matter of Hydrogen | >td >To be continued | Sveinn Ólafsson |
Invited Presentation:
| Presentation ID | Title | >td >Abstract /Presentation | Presenter | |
| ICCF23-I-01 | Progress towards replication; revisited | Approaches to Replication | Abstract | Michael McKubre |
| ICCF23-I-02 | A Lattice Energy Converter | >td >Abstract | Frank Gordon | |
| ICCF23-I-03 | Direct measurement confirming Generation of Excess Heat | Heat Production | Abstract | Prahlada Ramarao |
| ICCF23-I-04 | Ultr-high Density Cluster Enabled LENR | Heat Production | Abstract | George Miley |
| ICCF23-I-05 | Clean Energy from Hydrogen-Metal Systems(CleanHME) | Approaches to Replication | Abstract | Konrad Czerski |
| ICCF23-I-06 | Plasmonic Condensed Matter Nuclear Fusion | Material Studies | Abstract | Katsuaki Tanabe |
| ICCF23-I-07 | Laser induced transmutation in palladium thin films in hydrogen atmosphere | Transmutations | Abstract | Jean-Paul Biberian |
| ICCF23-I-08 | Electrodeposition of Hydrogen Adatoms on Graphene | Electrochemical Experiments | Abstract | Dong-Ping Zhan |
| ICCF23-I-09 | Hydrogen isotope separation through two-dimensional crystals | Material Studies | Abstract | Sheng Hu |
| ICCF23-I-10 | Input Stimuli and Output Signals in LENR Experiments | Radiation and Other Measurements | Abstract | David Nagel |
| ICCF23-I-11 | Review of Cavitation Induced Effects | Radiation and Other Measurements | Abstract | Roger S. Stringham |
| ICCF23-I-12 | Early Excess Power Using NRL Pd-B Cathodes | Heat Production | Abstract | Melvin H. Miles |
| ICCF23-I-13 | Excess heats in a Pd(Pt)-LiOD+D2O reflux open-electrolytic cell | Electrochemical Experiments | Abstract | Wu-Shou Zhang |
| ICCF23-I-14 | Electromagnetic excitation of coaxially-coiled Constantan wires by high-power, high-voltage, microsecond pulses | Material Studies | Abstract | Francesco Celani |
| ICCF23-I-15 | Decay-Instability of Transmutated Chemical Elements Obtained in LENR Experiment | Transmutations | Abstract | Anatoly Klimov |
| ICCF23-I-16 | CF/LANR Excess Heat Activates Shape Memory Alloys | Heat Production | Abstract | Mitchell R. Swartz |
| ICCF23-I-17 | Radiant calorimetry of excess heat production in NiCu multilayer foil with hydrogen gas | Radiation and Other Measurements | Abstract | Jirohta Kasagi |
| ICCF23-I-18 | >td >td >Abstract | N. L. Bowen | ||
| ICCF23-I-19 | A role for relativity in Cold Fusion | >td >Abstract | Andrew Meulenberg | |
| ICCF23-I-20 | Abnormal enhancement of nuclear reaction in extreme environments studied by ion beam experiments | Beam Experiments | To be continued | Tie-Shan Wang |
| ICCF23-I-21 | Can the collective emission of the excited surface phonon trigger low-energy nuclear reactions? | >td >Abstract | Song-Yuan Ding | |
| ICCF23-I-22 | Excess Energy from Heat-Exchange Systems | Transmutations | Abstract | Bin-Juine Huang |
Oral Presentation:
| Presentation ID | Title | >td >Abstract /Presentation | Presenter | |
| ICCF23-O-01 | Long Term Anomalous Heat from 9 nm Pd Nanoparticles in an Electrochemical Cell | Heat Production | Abstract | Graham Hubler |
| ICCF23-O-02 | Temperature and pressure dependence of anomalous heat generation occurring in hydrogen gas absorption by metal powder | Hot Gas Experiments | Abstract | Tomotaka Kobayashi |
| ICCF23-O-03 | Progress of Reproducing the Mizuno’s Experiment in QiuRan Lab | Heat Production | Abstract | Hang Zhang |
| ICCF23-O-04 | >td >td >Abstract | Johannes Kaal | ||
| ICCF23-O-05 | Nuclear transmutations are better facilitated by alloys over pure metal cathodes in electrolysis. | Electrochemical Experiments | Abstract | Ankit Kumar |
| ICCF23-O-06 | Artificial radioactivity in the nonequlibrium plasma of the glow discharge in Pd-D and Ni-H from the point of view of nuclear-chemical reactions | Transmutations | Abstract | Irina Savvatimova |
| ICCF23-O-07 | Where and How LENR Occur | Approaches to Replication | Abstract | David Nagel |
| ICCF23-O-08 | Phonon Assisted Fusion | >td >Abstract | S Dana Seccombe | |
| ICCF23-O-09 | Correlated quantum states in LENR: first exciting results from an experimental test | Beam Experiments | Abstract | Sergio Bartalucci |
| ICCF23-O-10 | LENR Solution of the Cosmological Lithium Problem | Transmutations | Abstract | Vladimir Vysotskii |
| ICCF23-O-11 | Abnormal absorption of hydrogen in nickel at ambient temperature with associated emission of neutrons | Radiation and Other Measurements | Abstract | Ubaldo Mastromatteo |
| ICCF23-O-12 | Atomic Nuclei Binding Energy Similarities between Binding Energy Values of Chemical Elements : Example of Nickel and Copper | Modeling and Simulation | Abstract | Philippe Hatt |
| ICCF23-O-13 | Error Analysis in D(H)/Pd Gas-loading System | Heat Production | Abstract | Xing-Ye Wang |
| ICCF23-O-14 | Spectro-electrochemical characterization of ultra-thin film of Pd-H/D single-crystal electrode and Au@Pd nanoparticles | Material Studies | Abstract | Zhong-Qun Tian |
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I just found out that the slide decks and videos will only be available after the conference. The abstracts are available now, so you may try to ask questions ahead of time for talks that you do not attend.
Registered, but not seeing anything. Is it on their website?
They need to send you a link.
Check your email.
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Details removed - log-ins are individual and personal- not for sharing. Alan.
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Thanks Ruby. I got your email and was able to check in. Not sure why I did not receive an invite. Enjoyed watching Trevithick. A very gifted speaker, as one would expect for someone in his position.
LF collaborated with he and his Team Google Team Google wants your opinion: "What is the highest priority experiment the LENR community wants to see conducted?" ....but the LENR community was unable to deliver.
In today's presentation, he again asked for the community to give their team some direction going forward with an experiment that will be reasonably repeatable by the next ICCF. Will that happen? He also asked what is the definition of "proven"...something he and I discussed while communicating on that thread.
Trevithick and his team are obviously sincere, and hopeful that LENR is the answer to our future power needs, or he would not have wasted his time today.
BTW. I found it interesting to see who some of today's participants were. Some of the old, and I mean old guard. Like a who's-who of LENR. Good sign.
For those who missed the presentation, here’s a link to an up to date publication list for Google’s Project Charleston:
Just got a chance of watching a few minutes of the inauguration speech while stuck in a bottle neck, and my phone went out of battery and did not have a charger on me. Was surprised to see Michael Clarage (SAFIRE) and Dennis Bushnell (NASA) among the attendees.
Now just got out off the shower and too sleepy to try keep watching anything.
For those who missed the presentation, here’s a link to Project Charleston’s up to date publication list:
If we call them Project Charleston as Matt revealed today they named their effort, no one will know who we are talking about. What to do...will it be TG, or PC. Hmmm.
http://ikkem.com/iccf23/orppt/ICCF23-OA-01%20Hubler.pdf
Hubier / SKINR ... is that a report of an old experiment? I thought it had folded.
