The first micro-phenomenological study regarding Floatation-REST is out: We assessed the diachronic and synchronic structure of experience related to altered states of consciousness, out of time and self:
https://t.co/wCchUAegdf
I am pleased to announce the Embodied Minds Summit, a two-day gathering on interoception, consciousness, and the future of self-understanding in the age of artificial intelligence. May 2–3, 2026 | Los Angeles
https://t.co/YL66CdNke4
Our Maui Calm float facility is finally ready to be shipped across the world... from Floataway’s factory in the countryside of Norwich, England all the way to the Westside YMCA in Lahaina!
Tuesday, 3.3.2026, at 3.15 pm CET, Dr. Justin Feinstein, President and Director of @FloatResearch Collective gives a talk at the @IGPP_Freiburg. Stop by at the institute or join via zoom by requesting an email link here:
https://t.co/COeVivSh9a
@gothburz The fact that you removed safety from your mission statement speaks volumes to the unethical rot infecting your company and original “nonprofit” mission
Also hot off the press: new evidence of a potential role for float therapy in methamphetamine addiction recovery. While the Scientific American article briefly references this study, the full details can be found here:
https://t.co/UgLasnpNrJ
engineered to be waterproof, saltproof, soundproof, lightproof, and temperature- and humidity-controlled so that both the air and water match the temperature of your skin.
Today marks two years since the devastating wildfires on Maui. While the physical destruction was immediate, the emotional toll is still unfolding, and the latest research reveals that the mental health crisis on Maui is even more severe than anticipated.
3rd birthday of the @IGPP_Freiburg Floatation-REST cabin at Prana built by https://t.co/GCVRT1adUT, supported by @FloatResearch. Our research on ASC resulted in four studies: 1 article, 1 preprint, 2 manuscripts; 2 study grants by @seidel_hanns and @bialfoundation. More to come.
@hubermanlab@NIH The billion dollar question is whether NIH will use all that extra cash that is saved from cutting indirect costs in order to fund more research and more scientists. If the answer is NO, then the future of science, research, health and the advancement of medicine is all at risk
@hubermanlab This is spot on @hubermanlab! Tons of great young scientists and doctors are leaving academia for this very reason, creating a generational gap that will be hard for science and medicine to recover from… the system desperately needs to be reformed!