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The unit is part of the Psychology Department at the University of Edinburgh. It consists of a group of academic staff and postgraduate students with an active interest in parapsychology.

Common topics for anthropological discourses include issues of totem, taboo, witchcraft, spirit mediumship, magic, healing, shamanism and religion.

The aim of this blog is to provide a platform for musings on the nature of what are often termed "discarnate entitites" or "spirits".

Polterwotsit. Spooks, poltergeist, and the people who study them.

Dedicated to the life and work of ghost hunter and controversial psychical researcher Harry Price (1881-1948) and founded in December 2004 by Paul Adams and Eddie Brazil.

Established in 1987, the journal offers a professional forum for topics outside the established disciplines of mainstream science.

Among other things, this site offers an introduction to parapsychology and a number of psi tests online.

Canada's oldest established website and group devoted to ghosts and hauntings.

A directory listing paranormal societies in the USA by state.

Focus of research interest is the nature of consciousness and its relation to brain processes and human potential.

CERCAP, headed by Professor Etzel Cardena, is based at Lund University in Sweden.

Conducts serious study, research and investigation into all types of paranormal phenomena. Membership covers the UK, with associates across the world. 

Website devoted to Electronic Voice Phenomena, mainly in Dutch but with some content in English.

Established in 1937 by J.B. Rhine to share experimental parapsychological research findings with the scientific community, published twice a year.

This site is dedicated to countering dogmatic, ill informed attacks levelled by self-styled skeptics on pioneering scientific research and researchers. Healthy skepticism is an important part of science, and indeed of common sense. But dogmatic skepticism uses skepticism as a weapon to defend an ideology or belief system, and inhibits the spirit of inquiry.

Providing investigative, research, and editorial services in the area of ghost and poltergeist phenomena.

The Alister Hardy Trust (AHT) collects, researches and disseminates information about the nature and function of contemporary spiritual/religious experience and its importance to us today. Currently, the archives contain over 6,000 accounts of experiences: further accounts and spiritual biographies are welcomed. Members may have access to the online database of accounts on application.