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Year-end LPPFusion Summary

It’s been a busy and productive year for us at LPPFusion, so we thought a year-end summary will be useful. We’re just hitting the headlines,

Getting the Lead Out and the Helium In

Our long-awaited anode replacement has encountered yet another delay. The anode is awaiting annealing—a heating and cooling process need to strengthen beryllium (and many other

Evolution of Physics Study Group – Bohr’s Atom

We’ll be holding our next “Evolution of Physics” study group online on Sunday, December 14, at 2:30 Eastern Time. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89709836464?pwd=N3G1NGMiEevjoPNfBPLG3slbgmcoZn.1 The topics this month are

Progress and Delays at the Lab

Preparations for future experiments and analysis of the latest data continued to be the focus of the LPPFusion Research team. Research Scientist Dr. Syed Hassan

LPPFusion Annual Shareholder Meeting

We will be holding our annual shareholder meeting online on Saturday, Jan.24, 2026, at 2:30 PM Eastern Time. The event will feature reports from Chief

Nov. 13th: In-Person Event in NYC

LPPFusion will be having our first in-person event in New York City since the pandemic. The event is titled “Is the Universe expanding? What difference

Sam Grund Promoted to Research Assistant

We’re pleased to announce that Sam Grund, who has been participating in LPPFusion’s work as IT Assistant, has been promoted to Research Assistant. In addition

First Steps in Reassembly of FF-2B

We’ve taken the first step in reassembling our FF-2B experimental fusion device with its new anode. We’re applying indium to both the anode, shown here

What Our Peers Think of Our Work

A number of investors have asked us what our scientific peers think of our work.  Here are some objective measures showing that our peers consider

Lab is Warm, Anode Disassembled

Thanks to LPPFusion’s Research Scientist, Dr. Syed Hassan’s work on our roof in freezing temperatures, our furnace is now repaired with a new heat exchanger

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