Journal of Scientific Exploration

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The Journal of Scientific Exploration (JSE) is a quarterly publication of the Society for Scientific Exploration (founded in 1982).^[1] According to the society newsletter sidebar, "Since 1987, the JSE has published research on consciousness, ufos, alternative energy, and many more scientific anomalous related topics." ^[2][3] According to their newsletter, "The Society for Scientific Exploration (SSE) is a multidisciplinary professional organization of scientists and other scholars committed to studying phenomena that cross or are outside of the traditional boundaries of science and, for these or other reasons, are ignored or studied inadequately within mainstream science."^[2]

Topics and policies[edit]

JSE publishes scholarly papers on topics such as alternative medicine, consciousness, paranormal phenomena, reincarnation and the UFO phenomenon. ^{[3][4] [5] [6]} The policy of the magazine is to maintain a critical view by presenting both sides of an argument so as not to advocate for or against any of the published topics.^[7][8] Some regard the publication as a legitimate attempt to explore the frontiers of science,^[9][10][11] others view it as a forum for scientifically objectionable ideas.^[12]

Key personnel[edit]

Editors-in-Chief[edit]

• Prof. Ronald A. Howard (management science, Stanford University), Founder and Editor-in-Chief 1987-1988^[13]
• Dr. Bernard Haisch (astrophysics) Editor-in-Chief 1988-1999 ^[4][14]
• Prof. Henry Bauer (chemistry, Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University) 1999-present ^[15]

Editorial board[edit]

1. Mikel Aickin, (Ctr. for Health Res., Kaiser Permanente, Portland)
2. Rémy Chauvin (Sorbonne)
3. Olivier Costa de Beauregard (University of Paris)
4. Steven J. Dick (NASA Headquarters)
5. Peter Fenwick (Institute of Psychiatry, London)
6. Alan Gauld (Dept. of Psychology, University of Nottingham)
7. Richard C. Henry (Dept. of Physics & Astronomy, Johns Hopkins University)
8. Robert G. Jahn (School of Engineering, Princeton University); see also Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research Lab (PEAR)
9. W. H. Jefferys, (Astronomy, University of Texas)
10. Wayne B. Jonas, (National Institutes of Health)
11. Michael Levin, (Cell Biology Dept., Harvard Medical School)
12. David Pieri (Jet Propulsion Laboratory)
13. Ian B. Stevenson (Health Science Center, University of Virginia)
14. Peter A. Sturrock (Ctr. for Space Science & Astrophysics, Stanford University)
15. Yervant Terzian (Astronomy, Cornell University)
16. N. C. Wickramasinghe (University College Cardiff); see also plasma cosmology and Fred Hoyle

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