The International Society for Condensed Matter Nuclear Science is the largest and oldest professional society supporting the science of Low Energy Nuclear Reactions
and the wider field of Condensed Matter Nuclear Science.
Groups at a number of universities and institutions around the world
actively sponsor and study condensed matter nuclear science.
Some of these include:
For over 20 years, our society has built and maintained critical infrastructure
supporting academia and industry in their study of condensed matter nuclear science.
We are structured as a non-profit, with ultimate voting power vested in our membership.
Through our journal, we publish important research on condensed matter nuclear science, and have published work from academic and government laboratories around the world.
We organise the International Workshop on Anomalies in Hydrogen Loaded Metals, an important venue for sharing research and networking across the field.
We communicate the field to the wider scientific community using social media and other communication channels.
We provide resources to our student members, including exclusive roundtables with scientists working in the field.
We provide professional services to scientists and institutions seeking to engage with and learn about our field.
”Solid-State Fusion as an Emerging Field: Past & Present”
Dr. Florian Metzler, ICCF-25, 2023
In this lecture, Dr. Florian Metzler of MIT reviews the history of low energy nuclear reactions, discusses key experimental observations, and advances an understanding of LENR as a coherent quantum process. Metzler reflects on the history of semiconductor development, and offers parallels between the current state of LENR research and the early history of semiconductors.
In this presentation, filmed at the University of Szczecin in Poland, Dr. Konrad Czerski and his group discuss their work as part of CleanHME, a multi laboratory program funded under the EU’s Horizon2020 framework program. Czerski’s group is focussed on studying D+D reactions in accelerator experiments using metal targets at low energies.
The Center for Emerging Energy Sciences (CEES) at Texas Tech University (TTU) focuses on developing innovative approaches to nuclear energy production and its applications. The center creates advanced instrumentation, sensors, and diagnostic tools to assess the viability and scalability of new designs. CEES is a participant in ARPA-E’s recently announced LENR program.
“Federally funded LENR activities at NASA”
Dr. Theresa Benyo, ICCF-24, 2022
In this presentation, Dr. Theresa Benyo provides a history of NASA’s research into condensed matter nuclear science. Various groups across the agency have studied low energy nuclear reactions, and, more latterly, condensed matter nuclear science more broadly. This work has culminated in their recent discovery of Lattice Confinement Fusion.
The society is a membership organisation with ultimate governing authority vested in its membership.
Membership of the society allows you to vote at Annual General Meetings and Extraordinary General Meetings. By voting in general meetings, membership allows you to have a say in the management and future direction of the society.
Members are also permitted to make representations directly to the Executive Committee of the society through the Membership Secretary.
ISCMNS members are eligible to apply for free membership of the society’s
sister societies:
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Members are eligible to stand for the various offices of the society at general meetings.
Offices and lengths of terms are available in the society's governing documents.
Members of the society are eligible for discounts to the International Workshop on Anomalies in Hydrogen Loaded Metals. These discounts are available through the society's membership portal.
Society members are eligible for a discount on merchandise purchased through the society's online store.
Twice yearly, the society hosts exclusive roundtables for the society's student members. A speaker is invited to present to our membership, and following this, student members are invited to interact with the speaker and with each other.