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Research
An ordered, well-considered approach to quantifying and
codifying transcommunication is essential to transform the study of
these phenomena from a frontier science to a mainstream science. This
will not occur without the development of a culture amongst interested
people that makes collaboration, strict adherence to practices of "good science"
and the application of due diligence in research the norm. Association
TransCommunication is
dedicated to supporting the community effort to establish such a
culture, and has taken the following initiatives:
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Sarah Estep
Research Fund
The
Sarah
Estep Research Fund (SERF) was established to fund targeted research that will
further the understanding of these phenomena. Both responses to
request for research proposals and unsolicited research
proposals will be considered. Applicants need not be ATransC
members.
Researcher Articles and Reports about Research Conducted-supported by
ATransC
Research reports and related articles are maintained in the
ATransC Journal section of this website.
Please help us with these online
studies
Information
Gathering Using EVPmaker with Allophones Completed
and the results are being analyzed.
Rhine
Research Center Radio-Sweep EVP study Under way - no
more examples required, thank you.
Listening to
Chaotic Noise
Research Undertaken by Association
TransCommunication
Research Grant
The Windbridge
Institute for Applied Research in Human Potential has been
awarded a grant to conduct the study:
Real-time EVP Conversations: A
Pilot Study
A final
report is scheduled to be submitted to a peer-reviewed journal 4Q09.
Update January 2010: ATransC received a final report but is waiting
for Windbridge to publish the report.
4Cell EVP Demonstration
4 person groups following a double-blind protocol to
use EVP to acquire information. Over 60% hit rate.
Online Listening tests
Fully blind tests for website visitors to report
what they hear in examples of EVP. On average, 25.2% of words were
correctly identified by visitors with 510 participants.
It is important to recognize that there are a few
researchers in the world who have actually received research grants, and
who share the goals and objectives of the Association. Amongst these are
Sonia Rinaldi, Alexander MacRae,
Anabela
Cardoso and David Fontana and the members of
Interdisciplinary Laboratory For
Biopsychocybernetics Research (IL Laboratorio).
We with ATransC are proud to be able to join the ranks of those who
are willing and able to support further research.
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