Scientists & Researchers

American parapsychologist and author (1942-2012), pioneer of the experimental study of distant mental influence on living systems (DMILS).

American philosopher and parapsychologist, notable for his PK research and for commentary on trance mediumship and survival evidence, in particular his defence of the 'living agent' (super-psi) hypothesis. 

British writer and stage performer (1823–1899), best known for her advocacy of the burgeoning Spiritualism movement in the late nineteenth century.

American parapsychologist who has specialized in cognitive aspects of ESP and its evolutionary development. His 1991 book Parapsychology: The Controversial Science is a classic introduction to the subject. 

Swedish researcher who has studied anomalous connections between twins. He is author of Conscious Connections (2010), a book linking parapsychology with holistic biology.

Dani Caputi is an American atomospheric science researcher who has investigated consciousness-related effects in micro-meteorological processes.

Mexican-born psychologist based at Sweden's Lund University, a leading psi advocate in mainstream media, with research interests in conciousness, dissociation and altered states.

British psychical researcher (1892-1947) who pioneered the use of quantitative methods based on word association tests in the investigation of mediumship.

American clinical psychologist, psychotherapist and parapsychologist, best-known for his innovative First Sight Theory, which posits that psi phenomena are integral to normal perception and action.

Cosmologist and author, and a former president of the Society for Psychical Research. Carr's research interests centre on a theory of physics capable of accommodating psi phenomena.