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Ross Dunseath, PhD · April 28, 2015

Shattered Reality onderzoekt psychokinese met onderzoeker Dr. Ross Dunseath.

“Shattered Reality,” een podcast gehost door TMI-lid Fahrusha en Kate Valentine, verkent de mysteries van psychokinese met Dr. Ross Dunseath van de Universiteit van Virginia. Als Assistant Professor of Research in de Division of Perceptual Studies, onder leiding van de gerenommeerde Dr. Edward Kelly, werkt Ross aan het vaststellen van onbetwistbaar wetenschappelijk bewijs van menselijke mentale actie op materie, zoals het buigen van metaal en de beweging van kleine objecten.

Hij bespreekt zijn PK-onderzoeken tijdens de MC SQUARED-programma's bij het Monroe Institute.

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Ross Dunseath, PhD

Monroe Research Coordinator

Ross is an electrical engineer who has been involved in consciousness and physiological monitoring research since his undergrad days at the Experiential Learning Lab at Duke University. He continued his education at Duke in both engineering and psi research, earning a Ph.D. in electrical engineering in 1992. During that time he was involved in the design and construction of instrumentation for neurofeedback , heart monitoring, and the detection of physiological correlates of psi phenomena.

He next worked with researchers at the University of North Carolina, designing and constructing high-density EEG data acquisition systems, with applications in simultaneous fMRI and EEG imaging. In 2010 he joined the staff at the Division of Perceptual Studies at the University of Virginia where he is the co-director of the Westphal Neuroimaging Lab and is engaged in physiological studies of psi phenomena.

The Monroe Institute presents a great opportunity for research in consciousness and human potentials, and Ross is busy upgrading the technical foundation in the labs for launching all kinds of studies.