As news of the eCat’s positively welcomed independent report spreads accross the internet, it’s interesting to note the sharp upward spike in ecat related traffic (see graph below).

Defkalion is no longer a Greek company, but reportedly completed the move to Vancouver, home to some of the most interesting and innovative high-tech start-ups in Canada (an association the company might be hoping for).

Defkalion Green Technologies is planning to unveil an improved version of its low energy nuclear reaction (LENR) technology at the National Instruments NI Week corporate conference in August.

Although the smaller turn-out can have numerous reasons, I suppose it is due to decreasing interest in the Rossi/ Defkalion story in the areas of the world where the story broke first and subsequently less traffic on the e-cat …

There seems to be little or no help for low energy nuclear reaction (LENR) or cold fusion research in President Obama’s new energy policy proposal.

There seems to be little or no help for low energy nuclear reaction (LENR) or cold fusion research in President Obama’s new energy policy proposal.

There seems to be little or no help for low energy nuclear reaction (LENR) or cold fusion research in President Obama’s new energy policy proposal.

The mainstream media or at least tech media has finally picked up on the low energy nuclear reaction (LENR) or cold fusion work being done at NASA and some of its implications.

The latest work from one of our greatest living philosophers, Nassim Nicholas Taleb creator of the Black Swan theory; has some interesting implications for Low Energy Nuclear Reaction (LENR) or cold fusion research.

Low Energy Nuclear Reaction (LENR) researchers out there seem to be making slow but steady progress.