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Deep Zoom Image Production & Publishing - UPDATE#5 - Raw Analysis Panel With Markers!
Thanks to inspiration from Walt Bobrowski, I have worked this week on trying to get to a point of being able to share very large macro photography and SEM images online for people to review. It started as a bit of a team effort, with Walt’s...
Steps to the Discovery of Electro-Nuclear Collapse - Scientist Reference Edition
The Scientist Reference print proof came in last week, it is a nice size and, as intended, will lay flat without any pain on a lab bench to enable easy reference during experiments. As intended, it is a high-quality 600dpi source black and...
Matsumoto - The Logbooks
It gives me great pleasure to inform you that I have now completed production of the digital versions of the full logbooks of Takaaki Matsumoto's research, that lead to his discovery of Electro-Nuclear Collapse.
I had fun producing the cov...
Developing practical technologies for radionuclide remediation
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This is a preview edit of my second Bergamo, Italy presentation. A proper edit will follow soon.
Predictable Non-Natural Isotope Synthesis and its Relationship to Excess Heat
This lecture was given in Bergamo, Italy on the 25th March 2026 as part of the 17th International Workshop on Anomalies in Hydrogen-Loaded Metals, which took place at “Kilometro Rosso” and was sponsored by Prometheus.
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Since 2012 Bob Greenyer has been researching Low Energy Nuclear reactions as a volunteer, working to demystify the field and support those in it.
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