Resources

Fantastic Electrons and Where They Come From

Creator: TedXBoston

Date: 2022

Summary: The Chief Scientist for Anthropocene Institute addresses the audience on SSF at the Planetary Stewardship Event at TEDxBoston. 

Cold Fusion is Back....There's Just One Problem

Creator: Sabine Hossenfelder

Date: 2022

Summary: On this episode of Science without the Gobbledygook, Sabine Hossenfelder discusses the plausibility of SSF and the various claims of excess heat.

Toward a LENR reference experiment

Creator: Florian Metzler

Date: 2021

Summary: Dr. Florian Metzler of MIT discusses the challenges of establishing a repeatable reference experiment that shows convincing evidence of low energy nuclear reactions to the wider scientific community. These ideas were shared at the ARPA-E workshop on LENR that was held in October 2021.

World Business Satellite (Japanese)

Creator: TV Tokyo

Date: 2021

Summary: On this news program, an overview of Japan's involvement in the international ITER fusion project is highlighted, along with Clean Planet, a Solid-State Fusion company based in Kawasaki, Japan.

Creator: NHK

Date: 2021

Summary: This documentary by NHK recalls the history of cold fusion during the Pons and Fleischmann announcement and the key players who were involved in the aftermath. Professor Narita and other experts comment on the opportunities and challenges in the field.

NASA Lattice Confinement Fusion

Creator: Subject Zero Science

Date: 2020

Summary: NASA scientists have been investigating lattice confinement fusion, which is the idea of constraining smaller atoms with bigger ones. In this case the crystalline layer of Erbium metal is used to hold deuteron atoms, just like pouring water into sand. The sample is able to hold a billion times more fuel than what magnetic confinement of conventional fusion reactors are able to constrain, increasing the chances of deuterons hitting each other.

Cold Fusion - Real, But Is It Ready?

Creator: MIT Club of Northern California

Date: 2017

Summary: Professor Hagelstein, who is a principal investigator in the Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE) and an associate professor at MIT, traces the early history of cold fusion, highlighting important results and implications along the way. He reviews the theoretical issues and present his own model of what is going on, followed by a discussion of an experimental effort to test the model, with some preliminary results. Finally, he will discuss what he considers to be the necessary future directions in order to achieve commercialization.

Cold Fusion Hot Again

Creator: 60 Minutes / LENR Foundation

Date: 2009

Summary: Twenty years ago it appeared, for a moment, that all our energy problems could be solved. It was the announcement of cold fusion - nuclear energy like that which powers the sun - but at room temperature on a table top. It promised to be cheap, limitless and clean. Cold fusion would end our dependence on the Middle East and stop those greenhouse gases blamed for global warming. It would change everything. In this episode, Drs. Mike McKubre and Robert Duncan talk about the observations of cold fusion and their potential change our energy system.

Solid State Fusion The Formation of a Scientific Field

Florian Metzler, PhD

MIT University

Roundtable Discussions - Applications of S-SAFE

Panel Discussion

Various People & Organizations

LENR Research Documentation: What Have We Learned So Far?

Thomas Grimshaw

Lenergy LLC

Short Course: Theoretical Challenges

Peter Hagelstein

Principal Investigator, MIT, USA

Short Course: Electrochemical Loading

Michael McKubre

Director, Energy Research at SRI International, USA

Short Course: Introduction & Issues

David J Nagel

Research Professor, George Washington University, USA

Detection of Alpha Particles Using CR-39

Erik Ziehm

Graduate Research Assistant, University of Illinois, USA

Evidence of Reproducible Tritium Production in a Pulsed Electrolytic Cell

Guido Parchi

FutureOn, Italy

Reaction of Hydrogen in Nickel Based Alloys under a Variable Magnetic Field

Jean Paul Biberian

Aix Marseilles University, France

Understanding of MHE Power Generation Patterns by TSC Theory

Akito Takahashi

Research Department, Technova Inc, Japan

Contamination, Transportation or Transmutation in LENR Material Analyses

Lawrence Forsley

NASA Glenn Research Center, USA

A Theory for Transmutations Observed as a Result of Deuterium Gas Cycling of a Palladium Silver Alloy

Theresa Benyo

NASA Glenn Research Center, USA

Ion Beam Experimental at MIT

Sadie Forbes

Research Engineer, MIT, USA

Models for Accelerated Nuclear De-excitation

Peter Hagelstein

Principal Investigator, MIT, USA

Making Sense of Solid-State Fusion with Known Physics

Nicola Galvanetto, PhD

University of Zurich, Switzerland

Lattice Catalyzed Fusion

John Dodaro

Co-Founder, Aquarius Energy, USA

The Self Sustaining Flashing LENR

Vladimir Vysotskii

University of Kyiv, Ukraine

Electron Quasi-particle Catalytic Binding in Chemical Reactions with a Proposed Nuclear Analogy

Anthony Zuppero

Tionesta Applied Research Corp, USA