Who is Rupert Sheldrake

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Rupert Sheldrake

The website of this biologist and author.

Rupert Sheldrake - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Sheldrake was born and grew up in Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire.[4] Sheldrake studied biochemistry at the Clare College, Cambridge, graduating with a double First Class honours degree. He was a Frank Knox fellow at Harvard, studying philosophy and history. He returned to Cambridge where he gained a PhD in biochemistry and was a Fellow at Clare College. He was a Research Fellow of the Royal Society. He later went to Hyderabad, India. For a year and a half he lived in the ashram of Bede Griffiths.[4][5] In September 2005, Sheldrake received the Perrott-Warwick Scholarship for psychical research and parapsychology, which is administered by Trinity College, Cambridge.[5][6]

Morphic field - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Morphic field is a term introduced by British biologist Rupert Sheldrake.

Rupert Sheldrake: A Theosophical Appraisal, by David Pratt

Morphic Fields and the Memory of Nature
Most biologists take it for granted that living organisms are nothing but complex machines, governed only by the known laws of physics and chemistry. I myself used to share this point of view.

Staring Effect and Rupert Sheldrake (Skeptical Inquirer September 2000)

Rupert Sheldrake claims that people can tell when somebody is staring at them. Unfortunately the sequences used in Sheldrake's research are not properly randomized. When random sequences are used people can detect staring at no better than chance rates.

Rupert Sheldrake Interview

I did biology because I was interested in animals and plants, and because my father was a biologist. He was a natural historian of the old school, with a microscope room at home and cabinets.

Rupert Sheldrake - Morphogenetic Fields And Beyond

Morphogenetic Fields And Beyond New research is undermining old ideas of separation by Robert Gilman, including an interview with Rupert Sheldrake.