Two decades of work (since 2004) around LENR / cold fusion and unconventional-energy research — as archivist, composer, translator, and science-communication collaborator. Not a belief statement; a body of preservation, scoring, and outreach work.
It started when I saw a few documentaries on Nikola Tesla. Having devoured books on his life, the documentaries felt severely lacking — so I tracked them all down and started building an archive of Tesla biographies, documentaries, images, articles and interviews, digitising the ones only available on video cassette.
I crossed over from Tesla to the other movers and shakers of the historical Free Energy movement. By the time I could separate Royal Raymond Rife from Wilhelm Reich, and Walter Russell from Viktor Schauberger, I had amassed a huge digital Free Energy library on many historical inventors and researchers.
I developed a knack for finding and rescuing defunct 1990s websites, breathing them back to life via a Drupal-based site, the Modern Energy Research Library (MERLib). I also briefly edited PESwiki. This led to other volunteering: transcribing audio interviews & webinars, OCR'ing 1980s scans of self-published newsletters and magazines and putting them on the web, and running Free Energy / sustainable-architecture blogs — trying to act as a beacon of information on these cutting-edge researchers' work.
I was an amateur photographer at the Steorn demo at the Waterways Demonstration Centre in Dublin; in 2010 visited both the Nikola Tesla Museum (Belgrade) and the Viktor Schauberger Museum (Bad Ischl); visited the Earthship Brighton (Stanmer Park, 2015); and attended the Renaissance Charge Free Energy Symposium at Hammerwood Park, East Sussex. I also helped brainstorm perks and promotion for the original Wilhelm Reich Documentary project on Kickstarter.
A primary-source digital-preservation archive of LENR, cold fusion, scalar electromagnetics, biomagnetics, and unconventional-energy primary sources. Holdings include the LENR-CANR.org archive, Cheniere.org (Thomas E. Bearden), KeelyNet (John W. Keely / SVPwiki), the Cold Fusion Now! podcast archive, EVGray forum archives, and T. Henry Moray document collections.
Original scores for cold-fusion / LENR documentaries directed by Ruby Carat for Cold Fusion Now! — see Documentary Soundtracks:
Theme music and audio editing for the interview podcast with LENR / CANR / cold-fusion scientists.
Free-energy research is woven into Lackluster release names, artwork, and timing — Repulsine EP, The Cold Trail EP, Lexicon of Goods (full proceeds to cold-fusion research).