SOCIETY FOR SCIENTIFIC EXPLORATION
26th Annual SSE Meeting
May 30-June 2 2007
East Lansing, Michigan
All talks will be at Michigan State University, in the Kellogg Center, Thursday through
Saturday. Local arrangements are by Mark Urban-Lurain and Roger Nelson chairs the
Program Committee. Note: Invited speakers’ names are underlined.
PROGRAM
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 30
18:00 OPENING RECEPTION and Registration
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 31 (Registration, 08:30)
09:00 WELCOME and ANNOUNCEMENTS
09:10 *** Consciousness Fields, Introduction, Roger Nelson, Chairs, Nelson, Moddel,
09:20 Barbara Marx Hubbard, Conscious Evolution, Possibility and Necessity
10:00 Robert Jahn & Brenda Dunne, The PEAR Lab, An Era and an Evolution
10:20 Shannon Foskett, Towards A Creative Image of Science: Gilles Deleuze and the
Necessity of Nomad Science
10:40 BREAK
11:00 John Hagelin, Consciousness Field Effects in Social Measures
11:40 Imants Baruss, Science as Spiritual Practice
12:00 Courtney Brown, Quantum Mechanical Interpretation of Collective Consciousness
12:20 LUNCH
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
*** Anomalies of Consciousness
14:00 Peter Bancel, Empirical Evidence for Global Consciousness
14:40 Bryan J. Williams, The Albuquerque 300 Experiment: Field RNG Analysis of the
Albuquerque Tricentennial
15:00 Garret Moddel and Kevin Walsh, A Very Simple Test for Psi
15:20 York Dobyns, Distribution of Effects in Operator Populations: How Widespread are
Anomalous Abilities?
15:40 BREAK
16:00 POSTERS
Tom Dykstra, Can Dielectric Antenna Theory Help Explain Insect Olfaction?
Ion Lisii, Special Abilities “Bottling” Art
David W. Thomson III, MathCAD Demonstration of Aether Physics Model
17:00 YOUNG INVESTIGATORS MEETING
THURSDAY EVENING
20:00 Free Wheeling Discussion … Starting Topic, Consciousness Research
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 1
*** Alternative Medicine Session Chairs, Carl Medwedeff
09:00 Glen Rein, Biophysics and Alternative Medicine
09:40 Glen’s colleague, More Biophysics
10:00 Thomas M. Dykstra, Insects and Sick Plants
10:20 Savely Savva, LIFE and MIND - In Search of the Physical Basis
10:40 BREAK
11:00 Beverly Rubik, Polyinterference Photography, Aura Diagnostics
11:40 Jean Ratte, Vascular semantic resonance and Embryo-logics
12:00 Henry H. Bauer,The Coming End of the HIV/AIDS Paradigm
12:20 LUNCH
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
*** Progress and Pitfalls in Anomalies Research
14:00 Mark Rodeghier, The Science of Ufology, Then and Now
14:40
15:00 Dale E. Graff, Dreaming the Future News: Evidence for an Adaptive Pattern
Recognition Process
15:20 Walter Cruttenden, Cycles of Consciousness
15:40 BREAK
16:00 Invited talk (if there is time, this half-afternoon may be free for walks or ad lib)
16:40 Contributed talk
17:00 Contributed talk
17:20 DINNER
20:00 Evening Ad Lib
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 2
08:50 ANNOUNCEMENTS
*** Physics and Time
09:00 Daniel Sheehan, Experimental Challenges to the Second Law of Thermodynamics
09:40 James Beichler, The Paraphysical Consequences of 4-D Space
10:00 David W.Thompson III, Electron Binding Energy Equation In the Aether Physics
Model
10:20 Contributed talk
10:40 BREAK
11:00
11:40 Stoyan Sarg, Unified Theory Based on an Alternative Space Concept: Prediction
for a New Propulsion Mechanism and Experimental Results
12:00 Contributed talk
12:20 LUNCH
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
*** Progress and Pitfalls in Anomalies Research
14:00 Simeon Hein, Crop Circle Science, Updating our Perspectives
14:40 William Roll, Consciousness, Psi, and the Two Brains
15:00 Ian McCausland, A Logical Study of a Scientific Controversy
15:20 BREAK
15:40 BUSINESS MEETING
SATURDAY EVENING
17:00 RIVER CRUISE AND BANQUET
19:10 Garret Moddel, The Future of SSE
19:30 Banquet Concert: Smooth River Jazz