Discovery Lab Answers

The sources retrieved for this question do not contain documentation of experiments conducted at the Mind Science Foundation. The two retrieved sources are Science Magazine news items from 2010–2011 covering unrelated topics (Luc Montagnier’s work and Bayesian reanalysis of Daryl Bem’s data) ^[1][2], and neither addresses the Mind Science Foundation’s research program.

What the ESP-Nexus library does contain that may be relevant

The site’s pages on Dean I. Radin and Edward F. Kelly touch on research programs that overlapped institutionally or thematically with the Mind Science Foundation era of psi research — including RNG experiments, ganzfeld work, and psychophysiological studies — but the retrieved material does not specifically attribute those experiments to the Mind Science Foundation as their institutional home.

What I can say without a grounded source

Rather than reconstruct the Mind Science Foundation’s experimental history from background knowledge alone — which would not meet the site’s source-fidelity standard — I’d rather be direct: this question deserves a sourced answer, and the passages retrieved for it don’t provide one.

If you’re researching the Foundation’s work specifically, the most relevant starting points on ESP-Nexus would be:

• Dean I. Radin’s scientist page — Radin was associated with the Foundation during part of his career
• The Studies section — individual study audit pages may include work conducted there
• The References page — searchable by author or institution

If you can name a specific researcher, study, or experiment connected to the Foundation, I can search more precisely and give you a properly grounded answer.