Browse by University of Northampton Authors

Article

1. McCormick, T., Grams, G., Wise, F., Burns, M., Charania, A., St Germain-Sehr, N., Roe, C., Cooper, C., Lorimer, D., Elsaesser, E. and Penberthy, J. K. (2026) Differences in After-Death Communications : A Comparative Analysis of Unexpected vs. Expected Deaths and Their Impact on Survivors’ Grief and Perception of Death. Omega: Journal of Death and Dying. , pp. 1-15. 0030-2228. (In Press)
2. Elsaesser, E., Roe, C., Cooper, C., Morrison, S. and Lorimer, D. (2025) What the Deceased Communicate, What we Learn About Their State of Mind, and how this Impacts Grief : Mixed Methods Analysis of a Multilingual Case Collection of Spontaneous After-death Communications (ADCs). Journal of Anomalistics / Zeitschrift für Anomalistik. 25(2), 282–305. 2747-9315.
3. Elsaesser, E., Roe, C., Cooper, C. and Lorimer, D. (2022) Phänomenologie und Auswirkungen von spontanen Nachtod-Kontakten (NTK) : Forschungsergebnisse und Fallstudien. Journal of Anomalistics / Zeitschrift für Anomalistik. 22(1), pp. 36-71.
4. Roe, C., Cooper, C., Hickinbotham, L., Hodrien, A., Kirkwood, L. and Martin, H. (2020) Performance at a Precognitive Remote Viewing Task, with and without Ganzfeld Stimulation: Three Experiments. Journal of Parapsychology. 84(1), pp. 38-65. 0022-3387.

Conference or Workshop Item

1. Cooper, C. (2015) Havelock Ellis's Involvement in Psychical Research. Other presented to: 39th SPR International Annual Conference and 58th Annual Convention of the Parapsychological Association, University of Greenwich, 2019-07-16 - 2019-07-19.

Thesis

1. Daw, M., Roe, C. and Cooper, C. An Empirical Exploration of the Relationship Between Spirituality and Psi, and Fasting and Vegetarianism. PhD thesis. University of Northampton.
2. Machado Ferreira, A. S., Roe, C., Cooper, C. and Simões, M. Induced Near-Death Experiences in Healthy Volunteers: Phenomenology and Aftereffects. PhD thesis. University of Northampton.
3. Domeika Pratte, E., Roe, C. and Cooper, C. Wellbeing Impacts and Clinical Implications of Near-Death Experiences. PhD thesis.