Here are all three parts:

1. https://www.asiatimes.com/2019…ntial-energy-gamechanger/

2. https://www.asiatimes.com/2019…ion-japan-takes-the-lead/

3. https://www.asiatimes.com/2019…al-future-of-cold-fusion/

Part 3 on Asia Times

Asia and the commercial future of cold fusion

India and China may become players; heating, an early application


https://www.asiatimes.com/2019…al-future-of-cold-fusion/

Prof. Yasuhiro Iwamura, head of the Condensed Matter Nuclear Research Center at Tohoku University and one of Japan’s leading cold fusion scientists. Photo: courtesy Yasuhiro Iwamura

Cold fusion 2: Japan wins with systematic method

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.Just a reminder- we keep away from climate science discussions here-

Part 2 on Asia Times


Cold fusion 2: Japan wins with systematic method

Meanwhile there’s sensational news from Google



Fantastic daring and prudent articles that just state established facts...

Credit goes to sam12 for finding. Well written, pro-LENR article written by someone attending ICCF22.

https://www.asiatimes.com/2019…ntial-energy-gamechanger/

(Quote from Wyttenbach)

Vystoskii,Vysotsky and Bartalucci,2018
propose that Correlated Coherent States theory
explains the anomalous low energy fusion
(rather than electron screening )
and make predictions way down low
with impacts down to 1.5 …

(Quote from Curbina)


No cold fusion paper in any major journal has ever been retracted, as far as I recall. Perhaps you mean this is a paper in Nature with the editors of Nature did not subsequently attack. The editors did attack Fleischmann and Pons, but…

JedRothwell , much thanks for bringing to our attention this condensed lesson of human psychosociology of the sciences. Is the kind of thing that one suspects intuitively, but this skillfuly exposed practical example proves beyond reasonable doubt.

I have been rereading Arthur Koestler’s biography of Kepler, “The Watershed,” particularly the chapter on Galileo. I think it tells us a lot about people’s reactions to cold fusion.

To understand this history, you have to understand Galileo’s…

Nice
https://docs.house.gov/meeting…6-AP00-20190522-SD002.pdf
does someone know the context ? the importance of that committee?

"The Committee encourages the NSF to evaluate the various theories, experiments, and scientific literature surrounding the field of LENR."

(Quote from AlainCo)


LENR could do it far more cheaply and safely. I proposed 15,000 desalination plants to "irrigate a third of the Sahara and Gobi deserts," while extracting from seawater all of the Mg, S, K, Br and I now consumed in the world.…

The latest slides seems most interesting, for me...
https://quantumgravityresearch…syubynsky_ICCF22-2019.pdf
It seems an experimental work, unlike earlier papers.
Nanoclusters , zeolites
but not yet any LENR Results...

I fall on that and maybe competent eyes could analyse the papers
https://quantumgravityresearch…olio/conference-materials

2019

Synthesis and characterization of Pd and Ni nanoparticles confined in microporous structures for the LENR applications
Vladimir…

How energy can wet the desert
https://www.forbes.com/sites/j…g-need-for-nuclear-power/
They propose 1500 SMR, but LENR could do it the same.

Saudi Arabia appears to have academic freedom in the energy sector.. alhamdudillah.

Water is more important than oil..
https://sa.linkedin.com/in/djamel-ghernaout-06029990

""Dr. Ghernaout has published more than 60 referred international journal…

Mats Lewan speaks and writes on many topics at some important venues. I suspect his Rossi accout is in the red, and has been for a long time. His interest is I am sure a genuine one, and absolutely nothing to do with selling books.

(Quote from Alan Smith)


There is absolutely no need to distribute heavy water with pipes, and it would be impossible to distribute it with any method other than tightly sealed containers with no air in them. Things like pipes are out of the question.…

I tend to think that if Rossi has not gone open source by now, he never will. Complicated man, and my hats off to Mats for trying to persuade him to do the right thing.