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Concurrent Sessions 2

Tuesday, October 13 · 5:00–7:30 pm · 8 parallel sessions

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C9: Correlates of Consciousness (2)

  1. Paul Citarella – Quantifying higher states of consciousness in Monroe training
  2. Juergen Fell – Mindwandering reduces error correction in human brain
  3. Florian Muller – Recursive holography as the dynamical core of consciousness
  4. Bar Lehmann – Meditative endpoint collapses EEG dimensionality
  5. Maria E. Fini – Evidence of multiplicity in the subconscious mind
  6. Joanna Szczotka – Consciousness vs sensory connections: a survey in mice

C10: Mathematics (1)

  1. Christopher G. Hudson – Time as a trifecta of consciousness, change and the timeless
  2. John Sanfey – Conscious simultaneity with continuous motion
  3. Dan McAran – Cantor, Gödel and the mathematics of consciousness
  4. Arie T. Greenleaf – The relational construction theory (RCT) of time

C11: Quantum Consciousness (2)

  1. Ron Chrisley – Bohmian quantum neural networks and consciousness
  2. Stephen W. Kercel – What entanglement implies and what it does not
  3. Catherine A. Clinton – Body wide quantum biology via pi electrons and excitons
  4. Yve Dizes – Shared meaning and quantum entanglement
  5. Jason Padgett – Gravitational spin in consciousness
  6. Kelvin J. McQueen – Consciousness cannot be a purely quantum phenomenon

C12: Altered States (1)

  1. Peter Grossenbacher – Phenomenology of ayahuasca, LSD, mescaline, and psilocybin
  2. Anass Fidni – Multilevel psychedelic modulation of phenomenal consciousness
  3. Yosr Ziadi – Cost effectiveness of psilocybin-assisted therapy
  4. Eugene Catrambone – DMT, microtubule coherence, and the scalar clock
  5. Johannes G. Ramaekers – Ego dissolution and self-other boundaries under psychedelics
  6. June Russell – On the computational properties of DMT-altered consciousness
  7. Joseph A. Martis – Psilocybin effects on attention and learning in mice

C13: Psi and Nonlocality (1)

  1. Julia A. Mossbridge – Telepathy trials with nonspeaking autistic co-researchers
  2. Igor Nazarov – Neural re-mapping in Soviet extrasensory research
  3. Mason Ulrika Borchard – Immersive feedback amplifies consciousness-RNG effects
  4. Sina Mousavi – T-consciousness fields reduce randomness in quantum systems
  5. Michelle Fauver – Psychological correlates of psychic performance

C14: AI Consciousness (2)

  1. Ken Mogi – AI alignment and conscious supremacy
  2. Rizwan Virk – Consciousness and the simulation hypothesis
  3. Chris Percy – Machine consciousness and the Church-Turing thesis
  4. Stephen L. Thaler – Possible path to awareness in self-referential neural networks
  5. Kon Lionis – Recursive equilibrium: Topological stability in intelligent systems

C15: Fundamental Approaches (2)

  1. Douglas Matzke – Existons solve the hard problem at the Planck scale
  2. Scott M. Koshland – Neutrino and etheric fields in the electroweak force
  3. Debra D. Overberg – Quantum bioneutrino fields as Prana
  4. Farzad Ahmadkhanlou – T-consciousness, entanglement and cosmos
  5. Prakash Bhat – Quantum retro-causality in mixed-dimensional spacetime
  6. Henrik D. Kjeldsen – Can tunneling yield fixed-point computation in the brain?

C16: East/West

  1. Michael Cremo – The boundary problem: a Vedic perspective
  2. Marco Ruggiero – Measuring mind-matter interactions in Buddhist practice
  3. Meijuan Lu – Quantum entanglement explains the Yijing relationship
  4. Adam Frank – ‘Qi’ as a problem of consciousness
  5. Anirudh Kumar Satsangi – Is AI modified from natural intelligence?