Chief Scientific Wyrdo
Dr Wolfhardt Janu and Team
Win Global Research Prize

Chief Scientific Wyrdo Dr Wolfhardt Janu and team have won the first Linda O’Bryant prize awarded by the Institute of Noetic Science for research that demonstrates how consciousness extends beyond the brain. We won with two others, out of 108 total applicants from 23 countries.

Wyrd Research will be using the prize money to continue our research into the interconnecting field of consciousness, using our twin-REG Research Devices. You can have a copy of the prize-winning proposal emailed to you through the form below. Others who contributed to the proposal include Dr Vicente Arraez, Dr Vasileios Basios, Dr Annette Grathoff, Dr Pierfrancesco Moretti and Dr Peter Merry.

How does it work?

Get your Free Copy of the Wyrd Research Prize-winning Proposal!

Where Science meets Consciousness

Wyrd Research is committed to exploring the field of information and consciousness that we believe interconnects everything with scientific rigour and to making our findings easily understandable and accessible to the general public through Wyrd Education.

Watch a Video of Dr Jeff Dunne explaining some of the history to Wyrd Research.

Research Proposals

See here a number of Wyrd Research proposals that we are looking for funding for. Please get in touch if you would like to support this groundbreaking work.

The impact of group ritual on the field of consciousness

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Measuring a Plant’s Ability to Learn and Reproduce Music

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Wyrd Links

A great initiative for people to share their experiences of synchronicities and other wyrd experiences.

Institute of Noetic Sciences – well-established organization supporting research and learning in all things wyrd.

Established by the PEAR Lab to continue their mission. Links to all the PEAR research papers and more.

Society for Psychical Research has a wealth of information about researchers and topics in all things Wyrd.

The Parapsychological Association is one of the most established global organisations researching and publishing on wyrd topics. 

The Galileo Commission connects academics from around the world to lobby for a more holistic worldview that supports the interconnectedness that wyrd represents.