The Neuroquantology Journal invited me sometime ago to submit my paper
on the limits of discovery in quantum physics, so I know something of
their history.
It was started as an online journal only by Sultan Tarlaci of Turkey,
whom I believe is an academic, at the time of the 2003 Quantum Mind
conference. Stuart Hammeroff of the University of Arizona was involved
in the founding.
Hammeroff and Roger Penrose are responsible for the quantum model of
Orchestrated Objective Reduction (OOR) which sees the mind as the
product of a quantum computation influenced by Penrose's model of
quantum gravity. To quote Hammeroff, "It's in the microtubials."
Hammeroff is shown on the list of advisers and I would guess that it was
he that specified the "focus and scope" of the journal since he is an
anesthesiologist.
I also recognize Brian Josephson. Josephson is a Nobel Laurette, well
known to anyone who has been in the semiconductor industry (as I have)
for his invention of the "Josephson junction." Josephson currently runs
a parapsychology lab at Cambridge University where he looks for quantum
proof of telepathy and other psychic phenomena.
Make of that what you will :-)
With respect,
Steven
Irving Anellis wrote:
Joseph Ransdell asked about the "Neuroquantology" journal.
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