INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS

Infinite Energy accepts papers of any length for consideration, including but not limited to these topics: Experimental Results in Cold Fusion and New Energy; Theoretical Ideas Related to New Science; Experiments in New Energy; Historical Articles/Opinions of Science and Technology; Conventional or Alternative Energy Advances; Book Reviews; Opinions/Letters to the Editor.

Infinite Energy editors try to complete manuscript reviews within three months at most, though occasionally greater delays are experienced. Authors will receive confirmation that the paper has been received, and will be notified as soon as any decision is made. If papers are accepted, the author will be told the expected (though subject to change) publication schedule, and will receive a galley proof before that issue goes to press.

• Email submissions are preferred, with documents to be sent in Word or PDF format as attachments. When possible, send both Word and PDF files. Please be sure to include complete contact information for all authors in either the body of the email, or on the manuscript itself. If manuscript is accepted, we will then request JPGs or TIF files for any graphics used within the paper.
  
  
• If sending submission via mail, provide one hard copy and CD containing all text documents (as well as images, if any); please provide e-mail address (if any) and complete contact information. If you do not have the text on disk/computer to mail or email to us, then we must receive two hard copies via mail.
  
  
• Provide a short biography of all authors. A photo of each author will be requested if the paper is accepted for publication.
  
  
• Artwork will be printed in black and white, so please take that into consideration when making graphs. Photographs will be published in black and white (unless used on the cover), but color copies should be submitted. Photographs can be submitted as a high resolution JPG or TIF as an attachment in email, or hard copies may be mailed to us.

Format Sample for References
For Magazine or Journal Articles
1. Barber, B. 1961. “Resistance by Scientists to Scientific Discovery,” Science, 134, 596-602.

For Books
2. Lapp, R.E. and Andrews, H.L. 1992. Nuclear Radiation Physics, Prentice-Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, p. 36.

For Conference Proceedings
3. Karabut, A.B., Kucherov, Ya.R., and Savvatimova, L.B. 1992. “Possible Nuclear Reactions Mechanisms at Glow Discharge in Deuterium,” Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Cold Fusion, October 21-25, Nagoya, Japan, p. 165.