Today’s Can’t Miss Session: The Quest for Alternative Energy—Anomalous Heat Effect

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Head to Ballroom E at 4:45 p.m. to hear from a panel of experts on this interesting phenomenon.

In trying to replicate the anomalous heat effect, research facilities have observed over 200 instances of intense heat. This demonstrates either an unknown physical event or a need for better measurement and control tools. In both cases, NI has the tools to delve deeper into this challenge.

“NI is interested in providing the best tools, such as LabVIEW software and NI PXI and CompactRIO hardware, towards advancing scientific research. This includes helping to understand the underlying physical phenomena behind anomalous heat generation and performing advanced measurements and control on these experiments,” said Stefano Concezzi, Vice President of Scientific Research Segment and Lead User Program. “The National Instruments mission is to equip any scientist and engineer seeking to accelerate productivity, innovation, and discovery.”

You have 30 minutes to get over there. This should be a lively discussion; don’t miss it!