The 2005 Cold Fusion Colloquium

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.Part I: 2005 Cold Fusion Colloquium Cold Fusion Science and Technology with Special Tribute to Dr. Eugene Mallove at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA on May 21, 2005 Saturday, 5/21/05 Kodak Room 6-120, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Experimental Reports of Cold Fusion Systems David Nagel - Evidence That Cold Fusion Involves Nuclear Reactions Russ George - Acoustic-induced Cold Fusion Experiments John Dash - Characterization of Titanium Cathodes after Electrolysis in Heavy Water Peter Hagelstein - Interactions of Phonons and Lattice Nuclei in Cold Fusion Mitchell Swartz - Possible Parameter to Describe Optimal Operating Point Width Theoretical Strides in Understanding of Cold Fusion Systems Yeong Kim - Micro/Nano High-Density Plasmas and Cold Fusion/Acoustic-Induced Cold Fusion Talbot Chubb - Bloch Nuclei and Phonon De-excitation Scott Chubb - Understanding Cold Fusion using Conventional Condensed matter Physics Robert Bass - Do Current Concepts Resolve the Chief Challenge to Cold Fusion Theory? Keith Johnson - Anomalous Superconducting Properties of the PdHx/PdDx System Intellectual Property, Patent Office Accountability Robert Rines - The Patent Office in Cold Fusion Experimental Strides in New Alternative Clean Energy Systems Ken Shoulders - Charge Clusters and the Hutchinson Effect Peter Graneau - Alternative Energy using Latent Energy of Water Brian Ahern - Catalyzed Combustion for High Efficiency and Reduced Emissions	Dr. John Dash presents a 'Characterization of Titanium Cathodes after Electrolysis in Heavy Water'
Russ George presents results of his 'Acoustic-induced Cold Fusion Experiments'.	Dr. Mitchell Swartz shows the improvement of cold fusion over conventional water heaters while presenting 'Possible Parameter to Describe Optimal Operating Point Width'.
Drs. Talbot and Scott Chubb present an 'Understanding Cold Fusion using Conventional Condensed matter Physics' and 'Bloch Nuclei and Phonon De-excitation'.	Prof. Robert Rines presents the keynote speech on 'The Patent Office in Cold Fusion'.
MIT's Kodak Room handled the scientific portion of the 2005 Cold Fusion Colloquium. The Tribute to Dr. Eugene Mallove was in the Killian Room. The scientific meeting went from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM with more than 15 speakers, and was followed by a cold fusion movie by Dr. Keith Johnson, who also discussed 'Anomalous Superconducting Properties of the PdHx/PdDx System and their Possible Relationship to Cold Fusion.'
Cold Fusion Science and Technology with Special Tribute to Dr. Eugene Mallove Dr. Eugene Mallove - Cold Fusioneer and MIT Graduate '69. Gene is smiling after he attained cold fusion excess heat for the second time on June 14, 2003 using a JET Thermal Product Phusor.	After cutting the cake, Gene prepared to celebrate the "victory" of his achieving cold fusion. Then, Gene suggested making the device portable for the ICCF-10 demonstration. As a result of his encouragement and a lot of work and new design, a lower-power Phusor quasi-portable system was fabricated, capable of driving both the ohmic control and the cold fusion device, simultaneously. The demonstration unit was successfully exhibited at MIT for a week during August 2003 (ICCF-10).
Part I: 2005 Cold Fusion MIT Colloquium General Topics Science and Engineering of Cold Fusion Cold Fusion Patents and Intellectual Property Theoretical Understandings of Cold Fusion Evidence That Cold Fusion Involves Nuclear Reactions ===== Hosted by: The MIT E-Club Cold Fusion Times JET Thermal Products ===== Additional Sponsors ===== Palladium Sponsor New Energy Foundation Gold - Silver Sponsors ZeroPoint GCR Consulting LLC	MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT: Coming: Part II: Advanced Cold Fusion Engineering and Device Colloquium Advanced Science and Engineering of Cold Fusion Systems Material Science and Physics, Engineering of Multiterminal cold fusion devices Only Limited Registration Will be Available For upcoming Pre-registration Information Send email (Subject "CF Colloquium - Part 2") to Science Coordinator: Dr. Mitchell Swartz mica@world.std.com ===== Hosted by: JET Thermal Products ===== Additional Sponsors ===== Palladium Sponsor New Energy Foundation