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Cold Fusion Books & Videos

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Sites

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LENR-CANR.org
Comprehensive Cold Fusion site. Online library with bibliography and full-text papers. Introduction and history of Cold Fusion for both laymen and researchers.

CERG: Collaborative Energy Research Group
Offers information, resources, and support for collaborative research in areas of LENR that intersect Nanotechnology

Dr. Hideo Kozima's Cold Fusion Research Laboratory
An extremely rich site; full-text papers and books; CFRL newsletter; essays by researchers, etc.

Ludwik Kowalski's CF Folder
A group of about 50 essays on various aspects of Cold Fusion including its history, science, and how Cold Fusion can be taught in a physics course.

Japan CF-Research Society
Its mission is to collect and disseminate data and promote general interest in the field.

Italian Cold Fusion Research Center
Cold Fusion lab in Frascati, part of the Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and the Environment.

ICCF-10
The Tenth International Conference on Cold Fusion. Held summer 2003.

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General Articles & Interviews

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Cold Fusion Heats Up (2003) Audio interview. Bob McDonald talks to Drs. Michael McKubre, Peter Hagelstein, Edmund Storms, and Robert Park about cold fusion. (mp3 format).

"Reasonable Doubt" New Scientist, March 29, 2003, pp. 36-43
From the article: "Last year, the US navy's Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center in San Diego released a two-volume report. Its soporific title, "Thermal and Nuclear Aspects of the Pd/D₂0 System: a decade of research at navy laboratories" [see Technical Articles, below] belies its contents. The report lays out the navy's evidence that cold fusion is real, a verifiable nuclear event that liberates more energy than it consumes.
If this claim were being made by almost anyone else, it probably would--and maybe should--be greeted with an embarrassed silence. But behind this research is the organisation that sponsored 50 Nobel prizes, produced radar, the laser, the Global Positioning System and thousands of other discoveries and products used every day around the world. After more than 200 experiments, conducted over 10 years at various navy laboratories, several of its researchers are willing to declare that these laboratories have played host to events that not only indicate that cold fusion is real, but that can't be explained in any other way."

Audio interview (2002) with Charles Beaudette, author of Excess Heat (see Books & Videos above), and Michael McKubre of the Stanford Research Institute (mp3 format).

"What If Cold Fusion Is Real?"
A very interesting 1998 article from Wired Magazine looking at some of the researchers who were still investigating Cold Fusion.

Condensed Matter Nuclear Science: New peer-reviewed online journal concerned with subjects including and relating to nuclear processes in a condensed matter environment..

Infinite Energy Magazine: The Magazine of New Energy Science and Technology.
Cold Fusion and energy sources that challenge current science.

Cold Fusion Times: The journal of the scientific aspects of loading isotopic fuels into materials.
Technical and general Cold Fusion Developments.