Discovery Lab Answers

The sources retrieved for this question do not contain material on a researcher named Stephen Baumann in a parapsychology context. The four retrieved sources relate to different individuals who share the surname Baumann:

• ^[1][2] concern Ross C. Baumann (affiliated with Naropa University), a co-author on transpersonal education research examining human boundaries through embodied spiritual inquiry — not parapsychology experiments.
• ^[3] concerns T. Lee Baumann, M.D., whose guest editorial discusses light in near-death experiences.
• ^[4] concerns Herbert Baumann (1911–1998), a physical medium whose alleged apport phenomena were documented by von Ludwiger and Nahm.
• ^[5] is a Marilyn Schlitz paper on consciousness and altruism, unrelated to any Baumann.

None of these are the same person, and none match a profile for a “Stephen Baumann” conducting parapsychology experiments.

What the ESP-Nexus page shows

The ESP-Nexus Stephen Baumann scientist page currently holds a placeholder — full content is pending a curator and generator pass. That means the site has reserved a profile for Stephen Baumann but has not yet published its curated coverage of their experiments and data.

What this means for your question

Because the site page is not yet populated and the retrieved sources do not contain Stephen Baumann’s experimental work, I cannot report specific study designs, sample sizes, effect sizes, or findings without risking fabrication — and that is something the ESP-Nexus grounding policy prohibits regardless of what general background knowledge might suggest.

The most reliable next step is to check the Stephen Baumann page directly, as it will carry citation-grounded coverage once the generator pass is complete. If you have a specific paper, study name, or research area in mind, sharing that would let me search the library more precisely.