Anomalous Cognition Experimental Programme

REPLICATION STUDIES WITH MODERN INSTRUMENTATION

Brainwave Systems operates the only corporate laboratory in the Western Hemisphere with an active, IRB-approved experimental programme investigating anomalous cognition. The programme is a direct continuation of work conducted at Stanford Research Institute (1972–1995) and at the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research laboratory (1979–2007).

Remote Viewing

Double-blind target acquisition using geographical coordinates. Protocol follows Targ & Puthoff (1974) with the addition of real-time EEG monitoring during the session.

Presentiment

Pre-stimulus physiological response measurement. The presentiment effect — a statistically significant physiological response 1–3 seconds before the arousing stimulus — has been replicated by Radin (2004) and Mossbridge et al. (2012). Our contribution adds high-density EEG and fNIRS.

Random Event Generator Influence

Continuation of the PEAR REG programme. Hardware RNGs based on quantum tunnelling tested for deviation from chance during directed human intention. The PEAR database showed a small but statistically robust effect across 2.5 million trials.

Results are published in peer-reviewed journals without corporate editorial control.