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In 2026 the Meditation Research Program at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School published 'Toward a neuroscience of consciousness using advanced meditation' in Neuroscience & Biobehavioral…
The Princeton-based Global Consciousness Project has run a network of physical random number generators at roughly 65 sites for two decades.
A 2026 paper in AIP Advances by Rodolfo Gambini and colleagues advances a 'quantum panprotopsychism' model in which an undifferentiated, timeless consciousness precedes the Big Bang, with tiny fluctuations in a…
HeartMath's Global Coherence Initiative released its largest-ever heart-rate-variability studies, comparing daily coherence scores against solar activity and a six-magnetometer global network, and reporting global…
A 2026 Frontiers in Neuroergonomics study ran triadic 24-channel EEG hyperscanning while groups played a cooperative card game, and found neural activity measurably synchronizes across separate brains during…
A paper in an Elsevier journal, 'Correlations between Onsite and Global Networks of Random Number Generators during Group Healing Meditations,' analyzed 15 live sessions across five Dr Joe Dispenza retreats and…
In 2026, Harvard MGH's Meditation Research Program and collaborators published intensively-sampled 7-Tesla fMRI and high-density EEG studies of advanced meditators entering 'cessation' (nirodha) — a state where…
Writing in Neuron in 2026, Matthew Sacchet's group at Harvard/MGH argues that meditation research has spent two decades measuring beginners doing eight-week mindfulness courses and has almost nothing to say about…
A 2026 narrative review in Frontiers in Cognition gathers the hyperscanning literature — studies that record two or more brains at once — and focuses specifically on mindfulness and meditation contexts.
On the March 2026 equinox, organizers ran a synchronized worldwide five-minute pause for 'Peace, Love, Unity,' following an inaugural Dec 2025 event held outside UN headquarters.
A critical review published in Frontiers in Psychology in March 2026 assessed the leading quantum theories of consciousness -- Orch-OR among them -- against three standards: physical feasibility, philosophical…
HeartMath's GCI 2.0 has now installed 1,450 of a planned 4,000 quantum sensors worldwide to test whether large-scale human emotional events produce detectable patterns in random physical systems.
In January 2026 researchers tied to HeartMath Institute and Dr. Joe Dispenza published a study in the Elsevier journal EXPLORE analyzing 15 live group meditations of roughly 1,000–2,200 people each.
Published January 2026 in Elsevier's EXPLORE, 'Correlations between Onsite and Global Networks of Random Number Generators during Group Healing Meditations' analyzed 15 live Coherence Healing sessions across five…
A 2025 review in the MDPI journal Applied Sciences surveys studies reporting transient, real-time coherence between human EEG and the Earth's Schumann resonances, notably near 7.8 and 20 Hz.
A 2025 paper in Neuroscience of Consciousness (Oxford) compiles experimental evidence - room-temperature quantum effects in microtubules, anesthetics acting on them, and a reported macroscopic entangled state…
A 2025 peer-reviewed paper argues that intraneuronal microtubules show functionally relevant quantum effects at body temperature and that anesthetics act directly on them — both predictions of the Penrose-Hameroff…
Army Lt. Col. Wayne McDonnell's 1983 'Analysis and Assessment of Gateway Process,' later released through the CIA's FOIA reading room, took the Monroe Institute's Hemi-Sync binaural-beat technique seriously as a…
Since 1998 Princeton-affiliated researcher Roger Nelson has run a global network of 60+ random number generators, testing whether focused collective attention during major events correlates with departures from…
IONS Chief Scientist Dean Radin reported that physiological arousal (skin conductance, heart rate, pupil dilation) rises before an emotional image is randomly shown, versus before a calm one.
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