Websites of Prominent Researchers with Interests and Work in Parapsychology
Loyd Auerbach (www.mindreader.com) Auerbach is both a parapsychologist and a magician and psychic entertainer, a rare combination.
Daryl Bem (http://dbem.ws) Prominent psychologist who has conducted parapsychological research.
Dick Bierman (www.parapsy.nl) For those who speak Dutch, physicist Bierman has conducted many parapsychological studies.
William Braud (www.integral-inquiry.com) Professor Braud, of the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology, is one of the world's leading transpersonal psychologists and parapsychologists. He created this site as part of a course on dissertation writing for ITP students. It has many valuable resources on transpersonal psychology and parapsychology.
Steven Braude (http://userpages.umbc.edu/~braude/ or www.jazzphilosopher.com/) Philosopher Braude is one of the most incisive thinkers dealing with parapsychological matters.
Etzel Cardena (http://www.lu.se/o.o.i.s/23839) Research on hypnosis and altered states as well as parapsychology. Professor Cardena accepts graduate students with parapsychological interests at Lund University in Sweden.
Michael Grosso (www.parapsi.com) Sections on philosophical musings, parapsychology of religion (the effectiveness of prayer; the existence of God, spirits, and demonic forces; reports of miraculous phenomena; and what parapsychology has to say about this), death and consciousness, books and book reviews and articles, and a gallery of Michael Grosso's metaphysical paintings.
Erlendur Haraldsson (www.hi.is/~erlendur/) Professor at the University of Iceland and prominent parapsychologist.
Brian Josephson (www.tcm.phy.cam.ac.uk/~bdj10/) Nobel laureate physicist Brian Josephson has a long-standing interest in parapsychology and the nature of consciousness.
Stanley Krippner (www.stanleykrippner.com) Psychologist and professor at the Saybrook Institute, Krippner has done outstanding research in many parapsychological and related areas.
Louis LaGrand (http://www.extraordinarygriefexperiences.com/) Information on after-death contacts experienced by those mourning the death of a loved one and how the experience can be used in coping with the loss.
Robert McConnell (www.parapsychologybooks.com).
Joanne McMahon (www.DrGhost.com)
Joseph McMoneagle (www.mceagle.com/) Joe McMoneagle was one of the outstanding remote viewers in the classified U.S. Army program and does remote viewing today as a private consultant.
Rosemarie Pilkington (www.AreSpiritsReal.com).
Dean Radin (www.psiresearch.org/ and www.deanradin.com) Dean Radin is one of the leading experimental parapsychologists.
Stephan Schwartz (www.stephanaschwartz.com) Outstanding parapsychologist with special interests in remote viewing and archeological applications of psi ability.
Rupert Sheldrake (www.sheldrake.org) A comprehensive overview of Rupert Sheldrake’s experiments on telepathy and the sense of being stared at. Online experiments may be available.
James Spottiswoode (www.jsasoc.com/) Remote viewing work, both experimental and conceptual.
Michael Sudduth (www.homestead.com/mscourses/worldreligionsSFSUSpring06.html and www.homestead.com/mscourses/EastBayWRspring06.html) Course materials for Professor Sudduth's course on postmortem survival, currently taught at San Francisco State University.
Russell Targ (www.espresearch.com) Very useful guides to parapsychology by one of its leading remote-viewing researchers.
Charles Tart (www.paradigm-sys.com/cttart) Published articles and so forth.
Jim Tucker (http://www.medicine.virginia.edu/clinical/departments/psychiatry/sections/cspp/dops/home-page Reincarnation research at the University of Virginia by Dr. Tucker, who is a psychiatrist.
Jessica Utts (http://www.ics.uci.edu/~jutts/ Professor Utts, of the University of California, Davis, is a leading authority on statistical analyses as applied to parapsychology.
Sylvia Hart Wright (www.sylviahartwright.com/) Includes first chapter of Professor Wright’s book, When Spirits Come Calling, and other info on ADCs.
After-Death Communications Project (www.after-death.com) This started with a book by Bill and Judy Guggenheim reporting hundreds of experiences of ordinary people’s communications from loved ones who had died, and has expanded into a variety of resources for information about the possibility of survival of death. Excellent links also.
Parapsychology Sources on the Internet (www.homepages.ed.ac.uk/ejua35/parapsy.htm)
Parapsychology, Anomalies, Science, Skepticism, and CSICOP (www.blavatskyarchives.com/zeteticism.htm) A very large collection of articles debunking parapsychology, illustrative of what I call "pseudo-skepticism."
PSI-Mart.com: Online Parapsychology Bookstore (www.psi-mart.com/home.php) Useful offerings from the Parapsychology Foundation.
Sergio Frasca’s Parapsychology Resources on Internet (www.roma1.infn.it/rog/group/frasca/b/parap.html).
Skeptical Investigations (www.skepticalinvestigations.org) Excellent factual data on the pseudo skeptics and how they treat parapsychology.
Public Parapsychology (http://publicparapsychology.blogspot.com/2006/12/mind-over-matter-study.html) A Web blog dedicated to public parapsychology, run by Annalisa Ventola, former Summer Study Program student at the Rhine Center.