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Abd ul-Rahman Lomax on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast

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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 …

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David French on the Cold Fusion Now! podcast

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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 …

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Cold Fusion Now! podcast with ISCMNS Chief Exec William Collis

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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 …

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Cold Fusion Now! podcast with Alan Smith

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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. …

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Cold Fusion Now! podcast with Jean-Paul Biberian

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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 …

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Cold Fusion Now! podcast with Andrew Meulenberg

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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. …

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Cold Fusion Now! podcast with Dr. Michael McKubre

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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 …

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Cold Fusion Now! Podcast with David J. Nagel

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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 …

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Edmund Storms HYDROTON A Model of Cold Fusion

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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 …

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Anomalous Effects in Deuterated Systems Melvin Miles The Correlation of Excess Heat and Helium

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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 →