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SUMMARY OF US. PSYCHOENERGETICS RESEARCH FACILITIES
No.
Facility
Main interest
Years of Experience
Type research
Comments
- In secure facility at Radio
Physics Lab
- Physics background
- Willing to investigate applied
issues
2
Mind Science
Foundation
San Antonio, TX
GESP, PK
Since 1976
Basic research.
PK with random
- Not secure
- Psychological background
- Good Physiological instrumenta-
tion
- No applied interest
3
Applied Science
Department, Prince-
ton Univ., NJ
(Dean R. Jahn)
PK, RV
Since 1977
Basic research.
PK targets include
sensitive instru-
ments, and large-
scale devices.
- Not secure
.
- Physics, Psychology orientation
- Possible applied interest
- Uses student subjects (no high
performers sought)
4
Foundation for
Research into the Nature
of Man (FRNM),
Durham, NC
GESP, PK
Since 1965
- Not secure
- Psychology orientation
- No applied interest
5.
Lawrence Livermore Labor-
atories (L3), Livermore,
CA (Lab of R. Hawke)
PK
Since 1977
Basic/applied
- Secure facility
- Very limited effort; unofficial
- Some excellent plans, instru-
mentation, etc.
- Not willing to do classified
work
6
Psychophysical Research
Lab, Princeton, NJ
GESP, PK
Since 1978
Basic research.
PK with REG's
- Not secure
- Previously located at Maimonide
Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY
- Psychology orientation
- No applied interest
7
Physics Dept, Wash-
ington Univ., St.
Louis, MO
Since 1979
Basic research
PK with REG's
Study of "spon-
- Not secure
- Theoretical orientation, no
clear applied interest
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(1) Terms used here:
(1)
1
Stanford Research
Institute, Interna-
tional (SRI), Menlo
Park, Ca
RV, GESP,
some PK
Since 1973
Mostly applied;
some basic PK
with random event
generators (REG's)
PK
event generators
(REG's) and bio-
logical specimens.
Basic research.
PK with random
event generators.
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SUMMARY OF US PSYCHOENERGETICS RESEARCH FACILITIES (Cont'd)
No.
Facility
Main interest
Years of Experience
Type research
Comments
8
Psychophysical
Lab, Electrical
Engineering Dept,
Duke Univ, Durham,
NO (1)
GESP
Since 1979
Basic research
Emphasis on
physiological
monitoring
- Very extensive computer
facility
- Not secure
- They are willing to accept
additional support/funding
- No applied orientation
9
Eyring Research
Inst., Provo, Utah
PK
None
Basic and applied
- Secure facility
- They desire to enter research,
but have not performed any
preliminary investigations to
date. They have access to a
qualified staff and consultants.
10
American Society of
Psychical Research
NY, NY
PK, GESP
*
Decades
Very basic
- Work is hard to evaluate
- Not secure
(1)NOTE: This facility (Item 8) is not the same as the early Duke University parapsychology laboratory which was
part of the Psychology Dept. This was Dr. J. B. Rhine's laboratory, which investigated parapsychological
phenonmena from 1929 until it was closed at his retirement in 1965. Dr. Rhine then became director of FRNM
(see Item 4) until his death in 1980.
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