description: Moss returned to academia in the mid-1960s, studying at the Neuropsychiatric Institute at the University of California, Los Angeles and interning at the Wadsworth Veterans Hospital; she earned her Ph.D. in psychology from UCLA and became a professor at the same institution. For a time in the 1970s she led UCLA's parapsychology laboratory (when such a place existed). She explored a wide range of specific subjects in parapsychology (hypnosis, ghosts, levitation, alternative medicine), though her research on Kirlian photography was the most significant theme in her work for the remainder of her career. She made several trips to the Soviet Union to explore Russian work in the field, and wrote two books on that and related subjects, plus lesser works.
language: English
title: The Body Electric: A Personal Journey into the Mysteries of Parapsychological Research, Bioenergy & Kirlian Photography
titlecomplete: The Body Electric: A Personal Journey into the Mysteries of Parapsychological Research, Bioenergy & Kirlian Photography
genres: Nonfiction, Science
ratings_count: 7
publisher: St. Martin's Press