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Vladimir I. Vysotskii

Vladimir I. Vysotskii is a physicist based in Kiev, Ukraine, and the organizing figure of the source dossier on biological transmutation of radionuclides. He is a co-author of essentially every item in that dossier and a co-patentee on the associated patent family.

Role in the work

Vysotskii is the lead or co-author on the journal articles, conference reports and monograph that claim growing microbiological cultures accelerate nuclear transmutation of stable and radioactive isotopes. He is credited as first author on the 2022 Vid. Proc. Adv. Mater. report "Growing Microbiological Substance as Effective System for Accelerated Deactivation of Radioactive Waste and Transmutation of Stable Isotopes," and as co-author with Alla A. Kornilova on the ScienceDirect paper, the J. Condensed Matter Nucl. Sci. article, and the monograph Nuclear Transmutation of Stable and Radioactive Isotopes in Biological Systems.

He is also the interviewee in Cold Fusion Now! Podcast episode 11, speaking from Kiev, in a transcript included in the dossier.

Attributed claims

The claims attached to Vysotskii in the source include:

  • Transmutation in microbiological associations is 20× more effective than in pure ("one-line") cultures.
  • The Cs-137 → Ba-138 transmutation is accelerated 35× relative to natural decay (2000–2015 work), and later 103× (2016–2021 work).
  • The proposed physical mechanism involves coherent correlated states of interacting nuclei and giant energy fluctuations generated in non-stationary potential biological nano-wells.

These are the claimants' own assertions as recorded in the dossier; the source reports no independent replication.

Related pages

Source notes & attribution
  1. https://rexresearch.com/VysotskiiTransmutation/VysotskiiBiolTransmutation.html

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