"MU research chief wants 'cold fusion' puzzle solved"

The Columbia Daily Tribune ^ | December 3, 2011 | Janese Silvey

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"That’s the opinion of Rob Duncan, vice chancellor of research at the University of Missouri. He is in the early stages of pitching a plan to establish a national research program that would help scientists study tabletop energy.......

“Without a nationally funded program, you’re going to be limited by the scope of what you can do,” he said.......

Duncan is optimistic higher-ups might be willing to pay attention, even in tight budget times. At a conference in August, representatives from the Naval Research Laboratory presented findings from several experiments where excess heat was produced in a laboratory.".......

(this article was updated recently)

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Your sorry truther arse has been zotted into the next time zone.

Adios, moron.

[exDemMom]

I want federal funding so I can travel there to find out and I don’t mean going tourist class.

I'm sorry, I really don't want to break your bubble, but if your travel is being paid with federal funding, you DON'T get to go first class. If you work for the federal government, you don't even get a choice of airlines. In fact, in this time of budget sequestration, you'd be lucky to be allowed to go anywhere with federal funding.

Signed, a sad scientist who hasn't been to a scientific conference in over two years.

[exDemMom]

Cold Fusion only works in Italy. It’s called the ‘Chianti Effect.’

Isn't that a synonym for "perpetual energy"?

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How ‘bout I get a pony instead?

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks count-your-change.