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Quantum physics is far from complete and the natural world contains many phenomena our best theories cannot yet explain. Clearer understanding of existing theories will yield blueprints for the systematic discovery of new physical processes.
In collaboration with the low energy nuclear reactions (LENR) team at MIT, Leverage is helping to advance nucleonics. The field of nucleonics studies atomic nuclei and how energy can be transferred between nuclei and extracted. Anomaly reports and better theory will drive progress in this rising field.
Publications and Lab Updates
Nucleonics is a subfield of quantum material science. It is adjacent to, and takes as evidence, the thirty-five years of reports of excess heat, neutron emission, and unexpected fission daughter products that has motivated research into room-temperature fusion.
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