Hello group,
On May 4th, 2012 there will be a an international conference in Turin,
Italy, on recent developments and research on nuclear technology, with a
focus on LENR.
Poster: http://www.22passi.it/downloads/The%20Atom%20Unexplored.pdf
Summary:
During the last year, many events radically changed the policy of power
production. While the cost of energy keeps rising, the current challenges
in this field seem quite far to be faced by the actual technologies.
Recently, international scenario has seen a renewed interest for research on
innovative
technologies for nuclear energy generation.
This improved attention led to the conception of the International Conference
“The Atom Unexplored”, aiming for three main goals: identify the most promising
alternatives to fossil fuel and current nuclear reactors; inform the
scientific, institutional
and industrial community about the current advancements and future initiatives
in the field of innovative nuclear technologies for energy production; foster
the discussion about the relevant workshop topics among the interested
stakeholders.
Two issues are addressed in two different sessions: Low Energy Nuclear
Reactions,
and High Energy Nuclear Reactions. The former is focused on the new scientific
results currently achieved in the novel field of Piezo ‐, Lattice Assisted
Nuclear Reactions
and of Cold Fusion in general, while the latter concerns the deployment
and the critical elements of the promising technologies already developed, such
as nuclear fusion and the new generation reactors.
The scientific contributions from the speakers will help the participants to
understand
if there is any unexploited potential in both technologies which could open
up to new opportunities for the future of energy production.
“Solidarietà e Sviluppo” is a non‐profit cultural association, founded in Rome
in
2002, made by a group of manager from public and private institutions with the
aim of creating a connection between politics and society. The association has
realized many humanitarian initiatives and, in parallel, has organized cultural
and
scientific events concerning cutting‐edge research on several Hi‐Tech topics
(see
www.solidarieta‐sviluppo.org).
The Istituto Nazionale di Ricerca Metrologica (INRIM) is a public body under the
jurisdiction of the Ministry of Education, Universities and Research. INRIM is
devoted
to the study of the science of measurements and to research in materials
science; furthermore it works on developing innovative technologies and devices
(see www.inrim.it).
Website: http://www.theatomunexplored.org/
This event will be webcast (relevant links will be disclosed at a later
time). Furthermore, according to the event schedule (check the poster),
it looks that Peter Hagelstein and Francesco Piantelli speak for their
respective companies (JET Energy and Nichenergy), although I'm not sure
if they will add anything more to what they've already shown during the
recent Pontignano workshop on Anomalies in hydrogen loaded metals.
Cheers,
S.A.
