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JCMNS Vol. 40 Published
Dear friends of the Society, We are delighted to announce that the 40th volume of the Journal for Condensed Matter Nuclear Science has now been published. An advance copy is available at the below link, and individual papers from the issue will be available at jcmns.org as soon as is practicable. Download the Issue With…
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Call for Papers – The 17th International Workshop on Anomalies in Hydrogen Loaded Metals, March 24-26, Bergamo, Italy
The French Society for Condensed Matter Nuclear Science is pleased to announce the 17th International Workshop on Anomalies in Hydrogen Loaded Metals. From the SFSNMC: We are pleased to announce that the next International Workshop of Anomalies in Hydrogen Loaded Metals, IWAHLM-17 will be held in Bergamo, Italy, March Tuesday 24, 2026 through Thursday March…
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Call for Abstracts – Electrochemically & Electrically Activated Condensed Matter Nuclear Reactions Symposium, 249th ECS Meeting, May 24-28, 2026, Seattle Convention Center
The below message comes from Dr. Raj Pala of IIT Kanpur. Dear Friends, The abstract submission portal for the session “F03 – Electrochemically & Electrically Activated Condensed Matter Nuclear Reactions” at the 249th ECS Meeting, May 24-28, 2026, Seattle Convention Center – Arch and Sheraton Grand Seattle, Seattle, WA, USA, is now open. The deadline…
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An Update from the Society
November 3, 2025 Dear Members and Friends of the Society, As you may know, in mid-September, our CEO Alan Smith tendered his resignation as CEO of the Society effective at the end of October. It is with both gratitude and sadness that we wish him all the best with his future work and his new…
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Dr. Gustave Fralick (1942-2025)
The society is saddened to share that Dr. Gustave Fralick passed away in February of this year. We offer our sincerest condolences to Dr. Fralick’s family, friends and colleagues. For 58 years, Dr. Fralick worked as a physicist at NASA and, with his colleagues, conducted one of the earliest replications of the anomalous excess heat…
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Dennis Bushnell (1941-2025)
The society extends our sincerest condolences to the family, friends and former colleagues of Dennis Bushnell, former Chief Scientist of NASA. Bushnell worked for 60 years at NASA, researching areas as diverse as viscous flow modeling and control, turbulent drag reduction, hypersonic flight, and advanced materials. He also championed LENR research within NASA Langley during…