Society for Scientific Exploration
The Society for Scientific Exploration (SSE) is a
multi-disciplinary professional organization of scientists and other
scholars committed to the rigorous study of unusual and unexplained
phenomena that cross traditional scientific boundaries and may be
ignored or inadequately studied within mainstream science.
The Society was founded in 1982 by fourteen scientists and scholars, and
now has approximately 800 members in 45 countries worldwide. The SSE
publishes a peer reviewed journal, the Journal of Scientific Exploration
(JSE) and holds annual scientific meetings in the USA and periodic
meetings in Europe.
Society members include scholars from a broad range of disciplines.
Topics addressed in its journal and in its regular meetings cover a
wide spectrum, ranging from real or apparent anomalies in well-
established areas of science to paradoxical phenomena that belong to no
established discipline. This unique multidisciplinary perspective
provides challenging opportunities for creative professional dialog and
innovative research.
In
addition to the Journal and the Annual Meetings, the SSE supports a
Young Investigators Program. This program is designed and implemented
primarily by its participants, and its purpose is to provide information
and resources pertaining to the scholarly study of anomalous phenomena
and other frontier areas of science. An informal discussion in which
many members participate can be found in the SSE Yahoo Group.
26th Annual Meeting
(2007)When:
May 31 - June 2, 2007
Where: Michigan State University, East
Lansing, Michigan. Area map of Lansing,
MI
Who: Our SSE host for the 26th Annual
Meeting is Mark Urban-Lurain
More information :
Preliminary
Announcement
7th Biennial European SSE Meeting
(2007)
General Meeting Information
Email: Erling.P.Strand@hiof.no
When: Friday, August 17 to
Sunday, August 19th, 2007.
Where Quality
Hotel & Resort in Roros,
Norway Roros is located 35 km South-South East of
the Hessdalen vally in Sor-Trondelag county.
The Hessdalen valley is most know for its many
sightings of the strange "Hessdalen Phenomena" (which
many people call UFO or Earth Lights). There will be a
tour to Hessdalen during the meeting. Area map of
Roros,
Norway .
Who: Erling P. Strand is
the host for this meeting
Call for Papers: Titles and abstracts for
contributed papers should be sent to the Program
Director: Erling Strand, Ostfold College, Remmen,
NO-1757 Halden, Norway.
E-mail: Erling.P.Strand@hiof.no, Cell phone:
+47-92268256. The program committee consists of: Erling Strand, Jens
Tellefsen, Brenda Dunne and Tore Wessel-Berg.
More
information : Preliminary Announcement
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