Nano Fusion Design is designing cold fusion reactors that have the potential to bring about significant advancements in energy production and ultimately transform how we generate power for our daily lives.

Nano Fusion Design defines cold fusion as unlike hot fusion, which requires temperatures as high as the Sun’s core. Cold fusion aims to produce nuclear energy at only hundreds of degrees Celsius. The proposed process involves a combination of electron captures that generate neutrons from hydrogen isotopes, followed by neutron capture by other atoms.

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Nano Fusion Design's new project, Hyper-Cold Fusion to be presented at ICCF26 in May 2025. Hyper-cold fusion uses high-pressure hydrogen gas and boron to produce nuclear energy, with graphene powder acting as a catalyst. The outcome is mostly helium and lithium. One gram of fuel produces the equivalent energy of burning 100 kg of oil.

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Ryoji Furui's Nano Fusion Design Project to be Presented at Conference. Keynote speech begins at 5 PM on December 1st.
JCF24 Meeting by Japan CF-Research Society
Date: December 1-2, 2023
Venue: Mikamine Hall, Research Center for Electron Photon Science, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan
Webpage: http://jcfrs.org/

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Nano Fusion Design has created a thread on LENR FORUM discussion board, which provides addtional information about our latest research in this field. We invite you to visit the thread to learn more.