
LENR Ontology Update v8: Standardizing Cold Fusion Research
A significant update to the "Corrected Ontology related to Cold Fusion" (v8) marks a crucial step towards standardizing LENR research and accelerating development.

A significant update to the "Corrected Ontology related to Cold Fusion" (v8) marks a crucial step towards standardizing LENR research and accelerating development.

Explore 'Open LENR 1,' a Reddit discussion potentially signaling a collaborative push for accessible, open-source Low Energy Nuclear Reactions. What does this mean for clean energy?

Andrea Rossi reports E-Cat units are being delivered for a megawatt-scale electricity plant. This step marks progress for LENR, but critical details remain undisclosed for potential buyers and investors.

Heidi Bertz has published a comprehensive blueprint for Low Energy Nuclear Reactions (LENR) into the public domain, aiming to accelerate cold fusion development.

Dr. Tadahiko Mizuno's new paper reports excess heat, neutron emissions, and electromotive force in LENR experiments using SUS alloys, signaling a significant advance.

Anticipate a unique historical deep-dive as LENR pioneer Edmund Storms shares his authoritative perspective on cold fusion in an upcoming LENR News feature.

The July 2024 LENR-Forum News highlights ongoing research and developments in low-energy nuclear reactions, offering insights for future energy buyers.

Dr. Edmund Storms developed a method for activated palladium, achieving reliable cold fusion with high success rates. This insight promises a significant leap toward practical LENR devices.

The ICCF-25 conference showcased significant advancements in LENR, signaling ongoing progress toward viable clean energy solutions. A key event for future buyers.

The U.S. Department of Energy has announced $10M in ARPA-E funding for 8 cold fusion projects. This significant investment signals growing serious interest in LENR.

Explore the historical Fleischmann-Pons boil-off experiment via recently shared archival footage and an accessible LENR introduction. Crucial context for our community.

Dr. Alexander Parkhomov's open replication of LENR excess heat, first shared in 2014, continues to inspire. David French reflects on ICCF-19, urging focused experiments to unlock this clean energy mystery.