the Committee on Science believes the research into sonoluminescence is worthy of support. We hope the Department of Energy will agree. Scientists at Lawrence Livermore believe the effect of sound waves in water holds promise for a number of applications, however, the report language would not be binding and the Department of Energy would be free to spend its research dollars as it sees fit.
Discussing the importance of research into sonoluminescence and its potential applications.
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