ANNOUNCEMENT:
Updated schedule for CF/LANR/LENR colleagues who have registered
to participate in the 2009 Advanced Colloquium on Lattice-Assisted
Nuclear Reactions (LANR) at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Cambridge, MA on June 20, 2009, Saturday - June 21, 2009, Sunday.
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The 2009 Adv. Colloquium on LANR at MIT has been expanded
with possible optional field trips for Sunday 6/21/9 (weather and
experimental conditions, permitting)
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2009 Advanced Colloquium on Lattice-Assisted Nuclear Reactions (LANR)
at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
Title: The Science and Technology of Deuterated Metals,
Engineering and Devices in LANR
Schedule:
Saturday, June 20, 2009 8:00 AM - 5 PM
Colloquium at MIT - Space is limited - 40 seats total (**)
Prior registration is required, through Dr. Swartz ([email protected])
Sunday, June 21, 2009 = Optional Field Trip(s) Equipment, LANR, or Culture
(Used equipment haul, look in developing Arata-type expt,
or cultural visit to Red Sox, Museums, etc. Make your own below ****)
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Saturday Tentative Schedule:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
Saturday, June 20, 2009
8:00 AM Colloquium: Material Science, Engineering, and Energy Transfer in LANR
Survey of Experimental Studies of Lattice-assisted Nuclear reactions
Highly deuterated and codeposited Group VIII Metals
- Structure of Water, and Deuteron Transfer
Dr. Mitchell Swartz, JET Energy, Incorporated
Deuteron and Palladium Flow in Loading and Codeposition
- Solid State Physics of Loaded Palladium - Dr. Scott Chubb, Infinite Energy
Coherent Scattering and D-Flow in Pd1-xDx
Roles of symmetry and finite size in Quantum Electrodynamics
- Modeling Energy Transfer to Excess Heat Prof. Peter L. Hagelstein, MIT
Nuclear Lattice Coupling, Phonons, Models Involving Deuterated Metals
- Introduction to Buildup in Photon Energy Transfer
Dr. Alex Frank, JET Energy, Incorporated
Electronic Equilibrium and Build up in CR-39 and other Materials
- Experimental ( I )
- Survey of LANR Experiments - TBA
- Survey of LANR Experiments - Prof. Peter Hagelstein, MIT
- Continuum Electromechanics Discerns Multiple Types of LANR
Dr. Mitchell Swartz, JET Energy, Inc.
Continuum Electromechanical Approach to Flux
- Investigations of Pd/D Codeposition LANR
Pamela Mosier-Boss, Ph.D., Adv.Systems and Applied Sciences Div. SSC-Pacific
Codeposition experiments, and Additional Applied Fields, CR-39 Pit Resolution Eq.
- Lunch
1:00 PM Investigations of Pd/D Codeposition/Witness Materials
Lawrence Forsley, President, JWK International Corporation
Codeposition experiments, and Advantages of Witness Materials
- Investigations of Pd/D LANR Excess Heat Dr. Mitchell Swartz, JET Energy, Inc.
Excess Heat, Non-Thermal near-IR emission in LANR, Metamaterials,
Optimal Operating Point and Tardive Thermal Power
- Investigations of ZrO2/Pd LANR - Brian Ahern, Ph.D.
- Investigation of Radioactive Material Inactivation - John Thompson
- Panel on Transmutation Efforts, Issues and Mechanisms
- Experimental ( II )
- Nanostructure Size Issues - Brian Ahern, Ph.D
- Input Power Issues - Dr. Mitchell Swartz
- CR39 Issues - Pamela Mosier-Boss, Ph.D., Lawrence Forsley
Current Issues/problems in CR39, and other types of, recording devices
- Round Tables/Open Discussion
- Scientific Challenges of Experimental LANR - TBA
- Economic Challenges of LANR
- IP and Ongoing Patent and Business Issues
- Wrap-up and Future Plans
5:00 PM End of Saturday 2009 LANR Colloquium at MIT
We are sorry that space is limited to 40 seats total (**)
Therefore prior registration has been required.
Contact Dr. Swartz ([email protected])
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- Educational Warning Label -------
So much LANR science will be presented, that confirmed skeptics
should consider upgrading their medical insurance, in case of headaches.
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Sunday Tentative Schedule
Sunday, June 21, 2009 9:AM 6:00 AM for LANR JET Energy R/D group)
Technical Pre-Owned Buying Mart (Hamfest @MIT, Cambridge)
*** You might pick up that magnetic flux-meter, vacuum deposition chamber,
spectrophotometer, antique projecting teaching voltmeter,
or ultra-cheap DIY cloning or digital system. Ham radios, too.
Hamfest opens at 9 AM to public one block from where Colloquium is
day before.
If interested, we are going at 6 AM, and that requires prior reservation.
Weather permitting (is rescheduled ahead one week if it rains).
Sunday, June 21, 2009 12:00 noon
Ongoing Arata Experiment (Field Trip, 30 miles @495)
Space is limited - Requires prior reservation
Experimental conditions permitting
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(***) Possible Extra-Colloquium Activities
for Visitors to Boston/Cambridge
Red Sox Games
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MUSEUM OF SCIENCE
Science Park, Boston
Tel: 617-723-2500 TTY: 617-589-0417
NEW ENGLAND AQUARIUM
Central Wharf, Boston
Tel: 617-973-5200
www.neaq.org
INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ART (ICA)
100 Northern Avenue, Boston
Tel: 617-478-3101
www.icaboston.org
ISABELLA STEWART GARDNER MUSEUM
280 The Fenway, Boston
Tel: 617-566-1401
www.gardnermuseum.org
JOHN F KENNEDY PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY
AND MUSEUM
Columbia Point, Boston
Tel: 1-866-JFK-1960
www.jfldibrary.org.
MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS
465 Huntington Avenue, Boston
Tel: 617-267-9300 TTY/TDD: 617-267-9703
www.mfa.org
CHILDRENS MUSEUM
Museum Wharf, 300 Congress Street, Boston
Tel: 617-426-8855 TTY: 617-426-5466
www.bostonkids.org
HARVARD MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY
26 Oxford Street, Cambridge
Tel: 617-495-3045
www.hmnh.harvard.edu
HARVARD UNIVERSITY ART MUSEUMS
32 Quincy Street, Cambridge
Tel: 617-495-9400
wwartmuseums.harvard.edu
Arthur M. Sackler Museum, Busch-Reisinger Museum,
Fogg Art Museum
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