First Tesla Museum and Science Center International Conference on NIKOLA TESLA

October 6-8, 2006, Long Island, New York, United States of America

Brookhaven, Farmingville. N.Y. 11738

CONFERENCE TOPICS

     This conference is a public forum for individuals interested in the work of Nikola Tesla, including recent advances in the understanding of and applications for the wireless electrical energy transmission systems that he developed. It is an opportunity to present and observe the latest research, results, and ideas in these areas.
     A number of eminent scientists and Tesla biographers have been invited to attend as special guests of the Conference to present their papers. Other authors are invited to submit their papers as well on the following topics:

Biography
     Nikola Tesla (1856-1943)

Heavy Current Engineering [Electric Power Engineering]
     Rotating Magnetic Field
     Electrical alternators
     Electrical Transmission
    Electric Motors
     Industrial Processes
     Columbian Exposition
     Telluride [Ames Power Plant]
     Niagara Falls [Adams Power Plant]

High Frequency and High Voltage Engineering
    Electrical Oscillators [Tesla coil design and construction; includes electric
       circuit controllers and adjustable self-inductances]
    Lighting Apparatus
     Industrial Processes
     Wireless Transmitting and Receiving Apparatus
          One-wire transmission
          Tesla coil transmitters [includes the magnifying transmitter]
          Tesla receiving transformer
          Detectors [includes coherers and bolometric devices]
          Spread Spectrum Telecommunications and Electronic Logic-gate Circuits
          Electro-mechanical Oscillators
          Static Eliminator [Band-pass filter]
        Telautomatics [Wireless remote control and robotics]
         Teleforce [Macroscopic charged particle accelerator]
     Modeling, Simulation and Validation
     Installation and Testing of Deep Ground Terminals
     Design and Construction of Elevated Terminals
    FCC Rules and Regulations Pertaining to the Operation of Radio Frequency Devices
          FCC Part-15 Rules: Unlicensed Radio Frequency Devices
            [160-190 kHz band]
          FCC Experimental License Program: Part 5 Stations
             [71.6-74.4, 135.7-137.8, and 160-190 kHz bands]
     Physiological Responses of Living Organisms to High-frequency Alternating
       Currents, and Medical Applications

Theoretical Physics
     Plasma Physics [includes Tesla's "electrical niveau"]
     Ball Lightning
     Superconductivity
     Impedance Phenomena
     Nomenclature

Mechanical Engineering
     Mechanical Oscillators
    Telegeodynamics
    Turbo-machinery

Tesla Laboratories
    35 South 5th Avenue
     46-48 East Houston Street
     Colorado Springs
    Wardenclyffe

Nikola Tesla Museum and Science Center
    Laboratory Building
     Tower and Tower Foundation
     Underground Structures [includes "tunnels"]
     Virtual Reality Tour
     Business Plan
     Traveling Exhibits
    Permanent Exhibits
     Archives

[This page was last revised on 09/13/2006.]