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ACS: What happened today?

Hello y'all. Apologies for the lack of posts today, I've been immersed in the world of cold fusion - more of which tomorrow. As such I haven't been to any sessions, which is disappointing, and the conference is almost over - it's certainly winding down. Apparently the ACS bigwigs are already back at home. But the conference still has one day to run. It's going to be quite eerie in the cavernous conference venue if the exodus continues at present rates. More tomorrow....

Posted by Katharine Sanderson on March 28, 2007 09:31 PM |

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Cold fusion? Aldrich no longer sells lecture bottles of deuterium gas chemisorbed by HySTOR alloy. Was it a really stupid idea (re the H*Y*D*R*O*G*E*N car) or a Milwaukee meltdown?

Posted by: Uncle Al | March 29, 2007 01:03 PM

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