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How We Prepared the New Experiment

It took us five months of intensive work to assemble FF-2B with its new beryllium electrodes. The safety requirements of dealing with beryllium to ensure

Final Stage of Assembly Begins

On January 28, 2019 we began the final stage of assembly of our new beryllium electrodes, transferring the beryllium anode into our nitrogen-filled glove box

Looking Back—2018 Highlights

Technical Milestones: Completed experiments with tungsten electrodes Observational confirmation of the destruction of filaments Publication of cosmology results in leading journal—Monthly Notices of the Royal

Plans for the New Experiments

Since our new experiments will start soon, we thought this is a good time to summarize for everyone, including those who have only started following

LPPFusion Passes Financial Audit

On December 3, the BKC accounting firm signed off on their financial audit of the 2017 year for LPPFusion (Lawrenceville Plasma Physics, Inc.). They found

Proton-Boron (p11B) Fuel Arrives

The high-purity proton-boron (p11B) fuel we will be using in our experiments later in 2019 arrived at LPPF’s NJ facility on Dec. 22. The fuel

Axial Field Coil, New Switches Assembled

LPPFusion’s research team, working steadily to prepare for the new beryllium electrode experiments, has accomplished two big tasks. First, Research Scientist Dr. Syed Hassan designed

Three men stand in front of Focus Fusion-1 in the experimental room at LPPFusion's Middlesex, NJ facility.

Anode Heating Studies Advance

  Figure 4. Lerner, center, and engineers Gerry Black, left and Mike Ruthemeyer, right, pause for a photo-op in the midst of discussions of ways

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