Solid-State Fusion Videos
SSF history, science, news, and analysis.
A look at samples of active LENR reactor structural challenges
Creator: Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project
Date: 2023
Summary: On the 29th Dec 2023, MFMP volunteer Bob Greenyer visited the labs of Bin-Juine Huang in Taipei to see the operation and discuss samples of structural changes in reactors during active LENR experiments
Creator: MRTV Italia
Date: 2023
Summary: Cold fusion recently demonstrated that it can unleash per atom a power that is about a quarter of that expected for hot fusion. Meanwhile, the technology that relies on electric batteries and even photovoltaics is beginning to show all its limits, despite ideological pushes to accelerate an over-hasty transition. Right now, there are several technologies that can be truly disruptive, as far as fossil replacement is concerned, and the vast majority of these are hydrogen-based, albeit divided into several lines of research.
TEDxBoston: Masami Hayashi
Creator: Masami
Date: 2023
Summary: Masami Hayashi from Clean Planet discusses Quantum Hydrogen (QHe) powered heat modules that can provide energy to the industrial, commercial, transportation, and residential sectors at the TEDxBoston Planetary Stewardship. Clean Planet is developing a pilot industrial boiler with Miura Co., Ltd., the Japanese leading industrial boiler company, using QHe-powered heat modules as the heat source to market boilers in a near future.
Creator: 350 PPM
Date: 2023
Summary: Check back soon.
Creator: 曲博科技教室 Dr. J Class
Date: 2023
Summary: Alpha Ring, a startup company, based in the US and Taiwan has pioneered electron-catalyzed fusion that can be installed on a desktop. Their story appeared on the popular Taiwanese YouTube channel Prof J Class.
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.
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.
Documentary: Dream Energy "Cold Fusion" (Eng subtitles)
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.
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.
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.
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.
International Conference on Condensed Matter Nuclear Science (ICCF-24)
July 2022
In July 2022, our parent organization the Anthropocene Institute, hosted ICCF-24 in Palo Alto, CA, which focused on Solid-State Fusion (SSF). Below is a curated selection of videos that provide an overview of SSF technology, experiments, and the future of the field.
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
Experimental & Theoretical Research Videos
Scientists working on LENR and solid state fusion are making progress, showing experimental evidence, and advancing theoretical frameworks.
Experiments
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
Theory
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
Government Solid State Fusion Programs
Governmental organizations like NASA, the US Navy and Army, sponsored programs in Japan and the European Union, and the US Department of Energy’s ARPA-E research program, which was announced live at ICCF24, are showing steady advances and are adding to the credibility of the field.
Federally funded LENR activities at NASA
Theresa Benyo, PhD
Analytical Physicist, NASA Glenn Research Center , USA
US Navy HIVER Project: Nuclear, Thermal and RF Results
Oliver Barham, PhD
Mechanical Engineer, Naval Surface Waterfare Center
New US Army LENR Replication Efforts
Benjamin Barrowes
Physicist, US Army Corps of Engineering
New Hydrogen Energy (NHE)
Kazuaki Matsui
Senior Fellow, Institute of Applied Energy, Japan
The Future of Solid State Fusion
Scientists and leaders discuss where next, and it's closer than you'd think.
A Panel With Matt Trevithick - Given what we know now, what should we do next?
Matt Trevithick + Panel
Various Institutions
Clean Planet: New Future: Inventing an alternative to fire
Masami Hayashi
Global Strategy Director, Clean Planet, USA
Jacques Ruer - A Technological Foresight for the Future
Jacques Ruer
Physicist, SART von Rohr, France
Risk and Reputation
Huw Price
Distinguished Professor Emeritus, University of Bonn, Germany
