Posted on 07/08/2012 10:12:37 PM PDT by Kevmo
National Instruments Deeply Involved With Many LENR Projects (Briefed EU)
July 2, 2012
Thanks to E-Cat World reader ‘un passante’ who sent the report of a talk given by Stefano Concezzi, director of National Instruments’ Science and Big Physics Segment. The talk was given at yet another meeting about LENR — “Towards a non-polluting energy revolution” — a meeting held today, July 2 in Rome, Italy.
A recording of the meeting’s proceedings is available (in Italian) here.
Here’s the report — thanks very much un passante! Italian seems to be an essential tool in the LENR world!
Concezzi gave a list of NI collaborations at the moment:
Kim (hope the spelling is right), Purdue University – mathematical model – software applications – to be presented in august
Hagelstein, MIT mathematical model – software applications (different theory)
Los alamos national lab
University of Missouri
University of Bologna, Levi – he mentioned a sponsorship for a lab of the physics department. so here we go beyond a simple collaboration. he also spoke about Levi as the “heir” of Focardi (I guess this is also a way to keep in touch with Rossi)
ENEA
INFN Frascati (Celani)
Kobe University
Osaka University
Texas University, Austin
Commissariat à l’énergie atomique et aux énergies alternatives (CEA)
Stanford Research Institute
Naval Research Laboratories
i.e. National Instruments is deeply involved with LENR research collaborating with chosen scientist and scientific organizations by giving them specific software support and instruments.
I say chosen because he mentioned that a process of choice was made for budgetary reasons.
He was cautious when expressing certanties about the phenomenon but he said (specifying it was his opinion) that he was optimist that both a working mathematical model for the phenomenon will be developed and that the experimental data showing excess heat are not measuring errors.
He also said that NI had the same presentation in front of the European Community ten days ago. (his exact words, he didn’t specify further).
Hopefully an italian speaker with a better english than mine will give more and better details.
The message here seems to be that National Instruments is moving quickly to make a presence in the emerging field of LENR technology — and while they are cautious about making a definitive assessment of the reality of cold fusion, they obviously see a tremendous commercial opportunity here, and they do not seem shy about announcing that they are ready and willing to work with this fledgling industry. As LENR projects expand there is going to be a need for the kinds of hardware and software systems that a company like NI provides, and it will heartening for researchers and companies to know that there is an experienced and serious company who they can work with for their instrumentation needs.
In addition to this, a new video of Dr. Rob Duncan of the University of Missouri has just been released on the National Instruments community web site. Duncan’s lecture is entitled “The Mystery of Cold Fusion”.
Just like I predicted... based on your lack of character. You don’t put up, nor do you shut up. That makes you worthless, kind of like what God had to say about Laodiceans.
O-kay. My bad. I sorry.
Now...
Can you please direct me to this "good science thread" you're talking about?
'cause this one ain't even a science thread, let alone a good one...
>> Just like I predicted... based on your lack of character. You don’t put up, nor do you shut up. That makes you worthless, kind of like what God had to say about Laodiceans.
Deliver my E-Cat for examination! NOW! Put up or shut up! Or go away on the worthless dust beneath your low-character belly like the serpent that tempted Eve!
HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
No proof of fraud delivered, I see. You do not put up nor do you shut up. As I pointed out, you have a lack of character.
Perhaps you would do well to take a critical thinking class, where you would learn that the horse laugh is another classic fallacy, among the many that you have employed in discussing LENR. But you won’t do that, either, due to your lack of character.
You are really a hoot, Kevmo! Thanks for the laffs. I’ve occasionally run across some fairly crazy folks here on FR, but I have to admit, you *absolutely* take the cake!
I feel kinda bad laughing at you because it’s likely you are ill and in need of treatment, but darn it, I just can’t help myself! ROFLMAO!
Yet another zeroed out learning curve demonstrated. When pointed out that the horse laugh is a logical fallacy, the Luddite anti-LENR Anti-Science poster resorts... yet again... to the horse laugh. No wonder he has a nervous tick.
Keep that up and he’ll demand you stop posting to him!
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