In Memory of Michael Melich - Infinite Energy
June 28, 2019 — Our friend and colleague Dr. Michael Melich passed away after a long and courageous battle with cancer. Mike was a long time LENR researcher, physicist, scientist, engineer, professor and program manager. The Infinite Energy tribute to Mike includes a general obituary and contributions from 11 of Mike’s colleagues and friends.
16. Cold Fusion Versus LENR: Competing Ideologies
Melich is not a LENR researcher, and he is not an official program manager for LENR. However, he does know the workings of the federal bureaucracy and has been able to get funds from the Defense Threat Reduction Agency to the Naval Postgraduate School and the Naval Research Laboratory for LENR research and a conference.
Another LENR "old guard", Michael Melich passes away.
2019年7月3日 · I am very grateful to Michael Melich for introducing me to Charlie Entenmann, who was funding LENR research in Sarasota. Their work on fusion diodes gave rise to a patent. I was translating in French his article "Transport In Water" about interfaces in biology and physics. I wanted to send him an issue of EFFERVESCIENCES with his article.
Mike was a researcher, physicist, scientist, engineer, professor and program manager, and a long-time advo-cate for LENR/cold fusion. He forged a suc-cessful career in various civilian positions in the U.S. Navy for nearly half a century. Mike was born on February 22, 1940 in Moab, Utah and spent his entire youth in Moab.
Infinite Energy Issue 127 | PDF - SlideShare
2016年6月9日 · My husband Michael Melich, a research professor at the Naval Postgraduate School, had been involved with cold fusion since the start of the field, when his father Mitchell Melich (who had been on the advisory board of the National Cold Fusion Institute in
Mike had a remark-able “bandwidth” in solid-state and nuclear physics. He and I would talk frequently about the interpretation of LENR experiments, and the potential mechanisms behind what was measured. Those conversations were invariably both interesting and pleasant. I have a thick file of notes from dis-cussions with Mike.
New Energy Times Obtains DTRA Report on LENR
Low-energy nuclear reactions are showing some remarkable progress with respect to energy (excess heat) production and transmuted element detection, but experiments remain only thinly reproducible. LENR also suffers from a basic lack of understanding of the governing physics.
Obituary: Mitchell Melich - Deseret News
1999年6月14日 · Mitchell Melich passed peacefully from this life on June 12, 1999, in Salt Lake City after a long illness. He was 87. Devoted husband and father and loyal "Utah man" to his beloved state and university, he led a life of accomplishment, rising from humble beginnings in Bingham Canyon to become a candidate for governor of Utah and a high-ranking ...
It is being undertaken in the LENR Research Documentation Initiative (LRDI), whose overall objective is to capture cold fusion research records while they are still available. The LRDI is a program at the firm LENRGY, LLC.
Long time LENR... - Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project
2019年7月1日 · Long time LENR researcher Dr. Michael Melich passed away July 1, 2019. Our thoughts go out to his family and friends....