
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

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

Contacts: Ivy Karamitsos, (646) 515-8866, ivy@lppfusion.com Eric J. Lerner, (908) 546-7654, eric@lppfusion.com LPPFusion President and Chief Scientist Eric J. Lerner will present proposals for “A

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

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

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

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

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

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

The exciting CBC documentary on fusion, “Let There be Light” is now available for free on Vimeo, courtesy of the producers, EyeSteelFilm. This is the

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

The Big Bang theory, also known as “Concordance Cosmology” or the Standard Model of Cosmology (SMoC) came under sharp criticism from a group of researchers

In addition to LPPFusion, two other experimental groups in Poland expect to be testing hydrogen-boron fuel in a plasma focus device in 2019. This was

The next class will start the part of the series on the “Revolution in Physics” that created modern physics during the years 1895-1940. There are

In March, LPPFusion launched a syndicate among our larger investors with the goal of raising the $1.2 million we need to hire more people. Last

LPPFusion’s research team has completed the control experiments with the tungsten electrodes and is moving swiftly to the next set of experiments with beryllium electrodes

A recent report from Crowdfund Capital Advisors on eight years of crowdfunding in the United States gives us a good way to compare LPPFusion’s crowdfunding