I have noticed a couple of interesting reports have been published online about the proceedings of the recent International Low Energy Nuclear Reactions Symposium held at William and Mary College in Williamsburg, Virginia. The first was a brief report posted by Jed Rothwell on the vortex-l mailing list. He mentioned that there were about...
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A new post appeared today on Andrea Rossi’s Journal of Nuclear Physicis written by Christos Stremmenos, former professor of physics at the University of Bologna, and a former board member of Defkalion Green Technologies (DGT). Stremmenos states that he was responding to DGT’s recent interview with Peter Gluck and says that his purpose for...
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Today in the United States is Independence day, a day where Americans celebrate the fact that they were able to break free of the rule of Great Britain and establish a self-governing nation. As an Englishman living in the USA I have always enjoyed Independence Day celebrations here, and I find it moving when...
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The European Union’s Directorate-General for Research and Innovation has published a 2012 document entitled “Industrial Technologies Material Unit Forward Looking Workshop on Materials for Emerging Energy Technologies” which identifies, summarizes, and evaluates a number of potentially useful energy technologies, and makes recommendations about them to the European Commission. The document was the product of...
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On July 1st Andrea Rossi made a comment on the Journal of Nuclear Physics which seems to have escaped much discussion here so far. Regarding the upcoming report on the testing of the high temperature E-Cats, Rossi said, “I suggest to wait for the report we officially will publish for the validation in course,...
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