In all scientific research, experiments and observations give rise to new theoretical concepts, which in turn lead to the design of more advanced experiments. LPPFusion has gone through such a cycle in the past few months, with new insights revising our plans for the next experiments. In August, the expected availability of beryllium anodes in September (see next section) led Lerner to propose that the next experiments use a combination of beryllium anode and tungsten cathode. The idea was to test the expected great reduction in impurities from beryllium without waiting for the beryllium cathode, not expected until February. However, cogent reasons led to the rejection of this plan.
- Experiments, Conference Discussion Yield New Understanding of Impurities
- New Insights Help to Plan Next Experiments
- Beryllium Anodes Arrive, Cathode Due in February
- Collaboration Begins with Krakow Effort for Hydrogen-Boron Fusion
- Summer Intern(s) Needed