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THE THIRD INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON NEW ENERGY
ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR PAPERS
(Received January 22, 1996)
A SYMPOSIUM FOR PROFESSIONALS, INDUSTRY, LAY PEOPLE AND NEWS MEDIA
April 25-28, 1996
Denver Hilton South Hotel
Denver, Colorado
CALL FOR PAPERS AND ABSTRACTS
Scholarly papers are invited on any topic related to New Energy as defined
herein. These papers should include one or more of the following: theories,
designs, inventions, and research results. Speakers are encouraged to bring
hardware. Abstracts of not more than 400 words must be sent as soon as
possible to the address below.
Consideration of abstracts cannot be assured if received after March 15, 1996.
Authors will be notified as soon as possible if the paper is accepted for
presentation. Camera ready manuscripts for the proceedings are due March 15,
1996.
Symposium on New Energy
International Association for New Science (IANS)
1304 S. College Avenue
Fort Collins, CO 80524
TEL 970-482-3731
FAX 970-482-3120
SYMPOSIUM DATES AND TIMES
April 25 (Thursday) Evening Workshops 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
April 26 (Friday) Lectures 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Evening Workshops 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
April 27 (Saturday) Lectures 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Evening Workshops 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
April 28 (Sunday) Lectures 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Evening Workshops 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
LOCATION
The Symposium will take place at the Denver Hilton South Hotel, 7801 East
Orchard Road, Englewood, Colorado 80111. (Englewood is in the south part of
Denver.) A private shuttle bus service is available from the airport.
Purchase tickets at ground transportation (DASH), a round-trip ticket is
$27.00. For hotel reservations, call 1-800-327-2242.
ROOM RATES
The room rate for a single room or a double room with two double beds is
$59.00. A block of rooms has been reserved. Please register before April 4
to assure a room and this low rate, and mention that you are with the
International Symposium on New Energy. The hotel also has suites available
with a king size bed and a pull out sofa bed. Small suites are $195.00 and
the large suites with a four person jacuzzi are $275.00.
POSTER BOARD DISPLAY AND NEW ENERGY EXHIBIT
Researchers who are not speakers will have an opportunity to display their
research findings by means of designated poster boards. ResearchersÕ New
Energy Inventions will be displayed and demonstrated in an exhibit area.
WORKSHOPS, BANQUET AND PROCEEDINGS
Some of the speakers will present concurrent workshops on the evenings of
April 25-28. The fee is $20.00 each. A banquet will be held Sunday at noon.
The banquet fee is $25.00. A proceedings of the Symposium will be published
and available at the conference.
HARDWARE TESTING
Researchers who wish to bring their working hardware or invention to the
Symposium can elect to have them tested for their efficiency without charge.
These tests will be administered with the inventor present by accredited
engineers familiar with new energy concepts. Some testing will be done in
association with Colorado State University.
AIRFARE DISCOUNT
Jacoby Travel/Coble Cruise has been selected as the official travel agency and
United Airlines as the official carrier. Special discount airfares have been
arranged for participants traveling to Colorado. Call your special
representative at Jacoby Travel/Coble Cruise to accommodate your needs at 1-
800-366-0382 or 1-970-669-6550.
REGISTRATION
It is encouraged that attendees preregister as space is limited. Registration
will also occur at the door, beginning Thursday, April 25 at 3:00 p.m.
Registration Fees: (10% Discount for IANS Members)
Before March 1, 1996: $200.00
Before April 1, 1996: $250.00
After April 1, 1996: $300.00
Workshops: $20.00 each
Banquet: $25.00
IANS Membership is $35.00 per year, and includes the quarterly newsletter.
Speakers at the conference are expected to include:
Keynote Speakers:
Dennis Cravens: Patterson Cold Fusion Power Cell (Over Unity Device)
Mark Hendershot: Hendershot Motor
Harold Puthoff, PhD: Zero Point Energy
Jim Griggs: Hyrosonic Pump (Over Unity Device)
Eugene Mallove, ScD: Cold Fusion
Tom Valone: Free Energy and Propulsion
Edgar Mitchell, former Apollo Astronaut: New Energy Update
Other Speakers:
Harold Aspden: Ferromagnetics (Over Unity Device)
Robert Emmerich: Measuring Energy
John Grow: Anti-Gravity
William Hyde: Electrostatic Generator (Over Unity Device)
Scott Klaumizio: Power from Food Oils
Ron Kovac: Transmutation of Elements
Peter Linderman: Thermodynamics
Roy McAllister: Hydrogen Energy
Bill Muller: Magnetic Motor Generator
Dale Pond: The Keely Motor
Troy Reed: Magnetic Motors and More
Bert Werjefelt: Magnetic Motor
Charles Yost: Electric Space Craft Propulsion
Paulo Correa, PhD: Pulse Abnormal Glow Discharge Reactor
Hal Fox: Cold Fusion
John Hutchison: Anti-Gravity/Energy Converter
Russ James: Magnetic Emission Reduction Device
Don Kelly: Free Energy Update
Win Lambertson (assignee): Solid State Conversion
Jeanne Manning: The Upcoming Energy Revolution
Andrew Michrowski: Free Energy in Self-Sustaining Home
Brian OÕLeary, PhD: Miracle in the Void
Wing Pon: A Unified Theory of the Free Energy Paradigm
Pierre Sinclair: Gravitational Magnetic Drive (anti-gravity)
Dan Winter: Gravitational Energy and Emotion
AND MANY MORE!
DEFINITION OF NEW ENERGY
New Energy or advanced energy technology includes theory, research,
construction, and testing of advanced energy devices. These devices and
systems operate with a higher efficiency than those used today and include
advanced concepts where energy conversion may appear to be over unity. This
means that a greater output of energy from a system compared to the energy
input.
NEW ENERGY TOPICS
Space power generators, Òover-unityÓ and Òfree-energyÓ machines, Scalar wave
theory, magnetic motors, vortex mechanics, cold fusion, electrostatic
generators, nuclear isotopes, hydrogen, motional magnetic fields, zero point
energy, N-Machines, homopolar generators, transmutation of elements, anti-
gravity devices, and environmentally friendly energy sources.
PURPOSE
The purpose of the International Symposium on New Energy (ISNE) is to bring
together outstanding New Energy researchers and their hardware, who will share
and discuss their latest research findings. The goals of the Symposium are to
stimulate new research ideas, coalesce researchers with industry, and to find
funding sources.
[Taken from the IANS Newsletter Flyer received January 22, 1996]
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