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Santa Cruz, California: Focused on using advanced temperature-monitoring devices to study potential excess heat generation, with attention paid to various forms of radiation detection.
New Mexico: Bob Higgins is constructing a robust radiation detection apparatus aimed at observing a multitude of radiation types, ensuring that extraneous background noise is minimized.
France: Researcher Matthew Vat is planning a reactor design that incorporates tungsten powder, emphasizing the search for both heat and radiation, rooted in the principles outlined by Greer.
These initial glimpses into the project present exciting opportunities for scientific inquiry in low-energy nuclear reactions, expanding the collective understanding of how materials behave under novel conditions.