At 03:34 PM 4/25/2012, Akira Shirakawa wrote:
Mizzou Weekly is "A publication for the faculty and staff of the University of Missouri, published every Thursday during the academic year and twice a month during the summer by Publications and Alumni Communication, a department of University Affairs".

Surprisingly, last week they published on their website an article on LENR that isn't negative or dismisses the matter with the usual 23-year old arguments!

Link:
http://mizzouweekly.missouri.edu/archive/2012/33-28/reactor/index.php


...

Gahl said the Kimmel gift allows him and his colleagues to build on that research, which involves shooting particle beams of deuterium at palladium isotopes under various conditions. The results could help researchers evaluate the different theories proposed for the heat effect.

"We're taking a look directly at the theoretical constructs that have been put forward as a way to explain these phenomena," Gahl said. "The theories are falsifiable, so we should be able to construct experiments to show whether this theory or that theory is absolutely incorrect."

Researchers will also be working with scientists from Energetics Technologies, a private company that set up shop at MU's Life Sciences Incubator two years ago.
...


I don't remember this being posted here (Undated, but google says Mar 1, 2012) :

Kimmel Foundation Supports Cold Fusion
<http://www.infinite-energy.com/resources/kimmel.html>

(Mostly on Kimmel and Duncan).

Prefers to call it "AHE" --   Anomalous Heat Effects


Reply via email to