TESLA DAYS SCIENCE CONFERENCE

JULY 5 – 10, 2012

CALL FOR PAPERS

Possible Subjects:

- Life of Nikola Tesla

- Verified facts about Tesla's inspiration, social network, writings, and inventions. 

- Tesla Legal Situations

- Many legal cases surrounded Tesla during much of his life, including his radio patent which went all the way to the US Supreme Court.  We're seeking insight into these,   and how they affected the development of technology. 

- Invention Prototypes

- Working models of energy, transportation, or medical devices. 

- Wireless Electricity Transmission

- Demonstrations of ways to send and receive electricity, including new information on how the waves behave during the transmission process. 

- Transportation Innovations (such as electric vehicles or alternatively fueled engines)

- Power Generation

- Alternative Energy Development and Interfaces

- Tele-automatics or Tesla's visions of future wireless remote controlled or autonomous robotic and mechatronic systems such as his remote controlled boat

- Updates on new system designs and possible ways to integrate those with what we are finding out about Tesla's work. 

- New or Alternative Propulsion Technology including electromagnetic atmospheric and space-based propulsion technology, and claims to gravity modification experiments and propulsion systems

        - Unusual electromagnetic phenomena including ball lightening experiments or other previously unknown effects 

         - Electromagnetic effects and the history of electricity

     If you are proposing a new invention or making a new theoretical claim, we prefer that the you have developed a working prototype of your invention or that you have well documented and repeatable experiments to prove your results for your claim. Our emphasis for paper selection will consistently be toward equipment that is actually built and working or experiments with good results.  Papers on speculative theories, conspiracies, and pure refutations of current physics are not pertinent to this conference.    We want tangible evidence in each case!  Demonstrations of built and working equipment are preferred over all other subjects. Please contact the Tesla Science Foundation at www.teslasciencefoundation.org for further information.

     This conference is a small, high quality event held in conjunction with several public events in Philadelphia.  It has been held each year since 2009, and is held on the weekend closest to Tesla's birthday.  Most of the speakers have been from nearby areas.  A few have traveled some distance.  Normally there have been limited funds for speaker travel expenses.  Proceedings will be published electronically, which means it is possible to include papers from scientists who do not actually make presentations at the conference.  There will be a poster room run by Mark Passio for papers that are not formally accepted for presentation and/or inclusion in the proceedings. 

Elements of the Tesla Science conference may also be included in the Tesla Traveling Expo under current development. 

Papers may be submitted by physical mail to: 

771 S. 20th. St.
Philadelphia, PA 19146
USA

Or by email to: NikolaLonchar (at) Gmail.com