Yes, that's it. Energetics Technology is listed: http://muincubator.com/clients.html
The people they are collaborating with at the university have a top-notch nanoparticle lab, among other things. I hope they take a serious look at the Arata experiment. This is just the right kind of place to do cold fusion. It is a public university. A top quality, long established institution (founded by Thomas Jefferson) and far enough physically and culturally from the mainstream that opponents of cold fusion will not get too het up. I doubt opponents can interfere. Rob Duncan knows a thing or two about academic politics so I expect he has that problem sewn up. - Jed
