Cold Fusion and Other Clean Energy Investigations with Special Tribute to
Dr Eugene Mallove, Cold Fusioneer, Investigator and MIT Graduate '69
Saturday May 21 from 8AM-9PM in MIT Room 6-120
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General TopicsCF science and engineering, patents and IP, theoretical understandings and evidence that CF involves nuclear reactions.
Morning Program 8AM-12PM1. Welcome and Introduction
2. Experimental Reports of CF Systems
David Nagel Evidence That CF Involves Nuclear Reactions Russ George Acoustic Induced CF Experiments John Dash Characterizing Ti Cathodes After Electrolysis in Heavy Water Peter Hagelstein Interactions of Phonons and Lattice Nuclei in CF Mitchell Swartz A Possible Parameter to Describe Optimal Operating Point Width
CF and clean alternative energy posters, review posters and engineering advances.
Tribute to Dr Eugene Mallove 10AM-3PMA formal group meeting is scheduled for 11:30AM in Killian Hall, with informal sessions ongoing at this location during the day.
Afternoon Program 1PM-6PM1. Theoretical Strides in Understanding CF Systems
Yeong Kim Micro/Nano High-Desity Plasmas and Acoustic-Induced CF Talbot Chubb Bloch Nuclei and Phonon De-Excitation Scott Chubb Understanding CF Using Conventional Condensed Matter Physics Robert Bass Do Current Concepts Resolve the Chief Challenge to CF Theory? Mitchell Swartz The Absence of Bremsstrahlung is Consistent with Conventional Physics Keith Johnson Anomalous Superconducting Properties of the PdHx/PdDx System and Their Possible Relationship to CF
2. IP and Patent Office Accountability
Robert Rines The Patent Office and CF Group Discuss Issues of Accountability
3. Experimental Strides in New Alternative Clean Energy Systems
Ken Shoulders Charge Clusters and the Hutchinson Effect Peter Graneau Alternative Energy using Latent Energy of Water Brian Ahern Catalyzed Combustion for High Efficiency and Reduced Emissions
4. Group Discussion on the Future of CF
Evening Program 7:30PM-9PM1. Special Treat: CF Movie or MIT Tours
Movie Breaking Symmetry premiered in Cambridge at Cold Fusion Night at the Movies with Dr Eugene Mallove and is now the basis for a network drama series The Institute. Tours Visit MIT's Materials Department, Stata Center, Media Lab and Select Public and Private Museums.
2. Concluding Remarks and Wrap-Up Discussion
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