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- New Energy Times: Offers original reporting on research in the field of leading-edge energy and power technologies, with an emphasis on cold fusion.
- Britz's Cold Nuclear Fusion Bibliography: Annotated bibliography. Includes articles, books, news, papers, patents.
- CERG - Collaborative Energy Research Group: Offers information, resources, and support for collaborative research in areas of LENR (Cold Fusion) that intersect nanotechnology.
- Cold Fusion -- 15 Years and Heating Up: Provides news links with descriptions.
- Cold Fusion Folder: A physics teacher looks at Cold Fusion. Essays on numerous aspects of Cold Fusion and related topics. Includes Cold Fusion history, science, and how the subject can be taught in a physics course.
- Cold Fusion Heats Up: 2003 interview. Bob McDonald talks to Drs. Michael McKubre, Peter Hagelstein, Edmund Storms, and Robert Park about cold fusion. [mp3 format].
- Cold Fusion Project by Jean-Louis Naudin: Description of "Cold Fusion Reactor" experiment based on the work of Mizuno and Ohmori. Includes videos of glowing, boiling cell [Real format]. Links to articles and related sites.
- Cold Fusion Research: 1989 report of the Energy Research Advisory Board to the United States Department of Energy. The central document arguing against Cold Fusion. Presented by National Capitol Area Skeptics (NCAS).
- Cold Fusion Research Laboratory: Full-text papers and books, CFRL newsletter, essays by researchers. From Dr. Hideo Kozima.
- Cold Fusion Times: Journal of the scientific aspects of loading isotopic fuels into materials. News and technical articles on Cold Fusion.
- Condensed Matter Nuclear Science: Peer-reviewed online journal that focuses on the various anomalies in metal deuterides and hydrides.
- Edmund Storms Cold Fusion: Articles, links, papers, photos from the former Los Alamos National Laboratory researcher.
- ICCF-11: Information on the 11th International Conference on Condensed Matter Nuclear Science to be held in the Fall of 2004. Primary topic is Cold Fusion.
- Infinite Energy Magazine: Technical and general interest articles on energy sources that challenge conventional science, including Cold Fusion. Includes selection of articles from past issues.
- International Society for Condensed Matter Nuclear Science: Promotes the understanding, development and application of Condensed Matter Nuclear Science for the benefit of its members and the wider community.
- Interview on Cold Fusion: 2002 University of Utah public radio station KUER interview with Charles Beaudette, author of Excess Heat, and Michael McKubre of the Stanford Research Institute. [mp3 format]
- Italian Cold Fusion Research Center: Laboratory in Frascati, part of the Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and the Environment.
- Japan CF-Research Society: Collects and disseminates Cold Fusion data, and promotes general interest in the field.
- LENR-CANR.org: Comprehensive treatment of Low Energy Nuclear Reactions (LENR), or Chemically Assisted Nuclear Reactions (CANR). Contains library with full-text papers, and introductions and history of Cold Fusion for both the general public and researchers in the field.
- Remembering Eugene Mallove: News stories, eulogies, biography, and other coverage of the murder of Cold Fusion's champion Dr. Mallove on May 14, 2004.
- Report of the Review of Low Energy Nuclear Reactions: Results of the 2004 Department of Energy review of Cold Fusion.
- Thermal and Nuclear Aspects of the Pd/D20 System: Two-volume report on ten years of Cold Fusion research by the U.S. Navy. Volume 1 gives an overview and history of the research; Volume 2 details the technical setups and calorimetry. [PDF Format: Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader]
- Vortex-L: Email discussion list on unconventional physics. Online archive. Includes regular Cold Fusion postings.
- What If Cold Fusion Is Real?: 1998 Wired Magazine report on Cold Fusion research. Includes history of the controversy and interviews with many key players.
- What is the Current Scientific Thinking on Cold Fusion?: Scientific American's "Ask the Experts" series. Three experts on Hot Fusion attempt to answer the question on Cold Fusion.
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