[exDemMom]

Here's Yasuhiro Iwamura's 2006 paper "Observation of Nuclear Transmutation Induced by Deuterium Permeation through Pd Complex" . It's hosted on Mitsubishi Heavy Industry's research page, which gives me a warm fuzzy.

I don't see any cold fusion going on there. It would be nice to see the stoichiometries of all of the input/outputs, but I suspect that Iwamura was describing an alternate method of isotope production. Making isotopes is nothing new. The figure showing deuterium gas on either side of the Pd barrier puzzles me; if the deuterium is part of the reaction, I expect to see some reaction products mixed with it after it goes through the barrier. I'd also like to see the atomic weights of the Cs (starting material) and the Pr (end product).

In any case, transmutation =/= cold fusion.

[TXnMA]

Look at the video of Iwamura’s paper presentation. (Link is in my comment #1.) He presents atomic weight data.

[PapaBear3625]

I don't see any cold fusion going on there. It would be nice to see the stoichiometries of all of the input/outputs, but I suspect that Iwamura was describing an alternate method of isotope production.

Whatever is going on, if it does not involve fission of heavy elements, then they've got something new there.

[Moonman62]

It would be nice to see the stoichiometries of all of the input/outputs,

I've asked for similar information regarding all the thousands of LENR replications that Kevmo claims. Kevmo said he'd rather clip his toenails than provide it.