Are you ready to explore the power of your medium intuition and contribute to cutting-edge scientific research? We are excited to announce our newest study investigating the mysteries of human consciousness and intuition, conducted in collaboration with Muse.
This study builds on our initial pilot phase with professional mediums, where Muse EEG headbands were used to observe distinct brainwave activity during intuitive tasks. Building on those intriguing findings, this next phase opens the doors wider.
How to Find and Start the Study
Participating is simple and can be done entirely from home using your smartphone and a Muse EEG headband. If you do not already own a Muse device, you can purchase one at a discounted rate through our special research partnership. Once you have your headband ready:
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Locate the Study in the App: Open the Muse App on your smartphone. Scroll to the end of the “Featured” program row, where you will find our study listed under “Test Your Intuition.”
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Begin: Open this message on your smartphone and click here to begin the experiment.
The study takes approximately 30 minutes and is broken into three steps: an intuitive task (7 minutes), a survey about your personality and experiences (7 minutes), and the main experiment (15 minutes). You’ll receive clear, guided instructions to set up the Muse EEG headband, connect to the app, and complete the tasks.
Why Participate?
By joining this study, you play a direct role in research that aims to redefine how science understands consciousness, mediumship, and the brain’s hidden potential. As a thank-you for your time and contribution, you will receive personalized feedback on your performance after completing the tasks.
You’ll also be entered for a chance to win $1,000! Five winners will be selected at random.
Ready to see what your mind can do? Open your Muse app, navigate to Test Your Intuition in the Featured row, and help us push the boundaries of neuroscience.
START THE EXPERIMENT IN THE MUSE APP
LEAD INVESTIGATOR
Arnaud Delorme, PhD, is a neuroscientist at IONS and has been studying human consciousness for the last 20 years. He is a CNRS Research Director in Toulouse, France, and a senior Research Scientist at the University of California, San Diego. He is a long-time Zen meditator, and recipient of several research prizes. He is the author of some 160+ peer-reviewed publications, and is best known for his work on the neural correlate of mind wandering and for developing the EEG software that is now the most-used in EEG research worldwide. He is the author of Why Our Minds Wander: Understand the Science and Learn to Focus Your Thoughts.
