He currently serves as Director of Globalization Programs at Automation Anywhere, where he manages global scalable programs and supports growth initiatives across Asia Pacific, Japan, Latin America, Europe, and the Middle East. Luciano is fluent in Brazilian Portuguese, Latin American Spanish, and English, and holds citizenship in Brazil, Italy, and the United States.

Upon re-entering active service, Lyn's linguistic abilities led him to military intelligence work. An incident eight years before his retirement brought him into the U.S. military's Controlled Remote Viewing unit, where he served as a viewer, database manager, and ultimately as a trainer for incoming personnel.

After retirement, he worked for the Defense Intelligence Agency before founding Problems > Solutions > Innovations, training remote viewers for police, medical, business, and personal applications. He currently resides in Alamogordo, New Mexico.

Lyn is the author of The Seventh Sense and Gravity Can Be Your Friend. He was portrayed by George Clooney as "Lyn Cassidy" in The Men Who Stare at Goats.

Trained in experimental nuclear physics, May joined the program at Stanford Research Institute in 1975, where he developed rigorous scientific protocols for remote viewing research. He founded the Cognitive Sciences Laboratory, which later became the operational heart of the Star Gate program, and subsequently established the Laboratories for Fundamental Research to continue psi investigations after the program's closure.

May is co-author of ESP Wars: East and West and Anomalous Cognition: Remote Viewing Research and Theory, and co-editor of the four-volume Star Gate Archives as well as the two-volume anthology Extrasensory Perception: Support, Skepticism, and Science. He is also the developer, with Sonali Bhatt Marwaha, of the Multiphasic Model of Precognition (MMPC), a physicalist theoretical framework for understanding psi phenomena.

Trained in CRV, ERV, and TRV, Jana has studied with leading instructors and regards Paul H. Smith, PhD as a key mentor, assisting him with CRV trainings in Germany and the USA. A core focus of her work is establishing high-quality standards and protocols for professional remote viewing practice.

She holds a degree in Visual Communication and has many years of experience in media and information management, including a seven-year teaching appointment at Bauhaus University Weimar. She is a member of the Parapsychological Association, Society for Scientific Exploration, Rhine Research Center, and IRVA, and serves as co-founder and editor-in-chief of two English-language RV magazines.

Paul holds a PhD from the University of Texas at Austin in philosophy of mind, consciousness, and philosophy of parapsychology, and an MS from the National Defense University in Middle East studies. He is a board member of the Rhine Research Center and former board member of the Parapsychological Association.

A frequent guest on Coast to Coast AM and many radio and podcast shows, Paul has appeared in documentaries for A&E, the History Channel, the Travel Channel, Discovery, CBS Sunday Morning, Joe Rogan Questions Everything, and Caroline Cory's documentary Superhuman: The Invisible Made Visible.

For several years, one of his primary research focuses has been time and dimensional portals — in the past and present — and their connection to physical anomalies.

For over 20 years, his travels have repeatedly taken him to the southern French Pyrenees, around the mountain Pic de Bugarach and the village of Rennes-le-Château. There he found evidence pointing to such portals and the story of an ancient underground UFO base. Using modern measuring technology, he has since found concrete indications of its existence — a secret, his historical research suggests, that has been known for at least 800 years.

As founder of Dresscode Smile UG, Kai organizes retreats, ceremonies, and workshops — including traditional cacao ceremonies adapted for modern audiences — guiding participants toward inner clarity and deeper connection with themselves and nature. He has conducted remote viewing sessions at sites such as the Externsteine, the Bosnian Pyramids, and other locations of historical and energetic significance.

Kai is the author of Externsteine – Die Rückkehr des alten Volks, a morphic journey to the Externsteine combining photography and field readings. He is a regular speaker at congresses and summits on consciousness and spirituality across Germany and the German-speaking world.

Fleischer is a founding member of the International Coalition for Extraterrestrial Research (ICER), a network of researchers spanning 30 countries. Since 2019, he has co-hosted the program Erstkontakt on ExoMagazin.tv alongside journalist Dirk Pohlmann. He has appeared in the Netflix documentary series Top Secret UFO Projects Declassified and the Spanish DMAX production Extraterrestres, and contributes regularly on UFO topics to Focus.de.

A sought-after international speaker, Robert served as lead moderator of the Ufology World Congress in Barcelona and has addressed audiences across Germany and abroad. His work bridges rigorous journalistic investigation with the broader questions of consciousness, perception, and the nature of reality.

Timo studied computer science in Marburg and works professionally in data science, machine vision, and artificial intelligence — disciplines he applies to the analytical side of remote viewing research. At Into the Matrix, he serves as a primary viewer for commissioned work, explains the theoretical foundations of CRV in training sessions, and handles lectures and public outreach for the organization.

His remote viewing credentials include completion of Technical Remote Viewing, CRV Basic through Advanced with Lyn Buchanan and Lori Williams, Associative Remote Viewing, Extended Remote Viewing, Controlled Remote Influencing, and professional CRV project management and operations training with Lori Williams. Together with his co-founder Marie Berthold, he has guided numerous students through the Into the Matrix curriculum, which is grounded in the CRV methodology as taught by Lyn Buchanan.

As a journalist and editor at I-D-Publishing, Marcus contributed to Transition 3000, writing extensively on perception and consciousness research. He subsequently joined the Institute for Brain Research, Science & Future Research as a scientific advisor and co-editor of the first ISFR-News. In 2002, he founded the I-SP Network for Perception and Communication, through which he has trained profilers and remote viewing specialists and conducted research to validate and refine RV techniques.

Since 2017, Marcus has served as a DMI Military-Security Profiling trainer at Tangram Security Group, delivering advanced profiling instruction that integrates remote viewing, quantum physics, psychology, and neurobiology. He is also the CEO and founder of Boldt-IT Deutschland, providing professional IT consulting and security services. He leads IRVA's Community of Special Interest for Austria and can be reached at www.deepmind-institute.com.

Most active RV trainers in Germany trace their lineage through Gunther's instruction. His training methodology is intentionally intensive and small-scale — limited to one or two students per cohort — to preserve the integrity of the protocol and ensure the highest quality of transmission. Beyond instruction, he holds special research interests in perception processing and the intersection of Remote Viewing with artificial intelligence, and regularly lectures and gives interviews on consciousness research and RV methodology.

As a software engineer, Gunther applies computational thinking to the analysis and advancement of RV data processing. He leads IRVA's Community of Special Interest for Germany and continues to contribute to the scientific understanding of remote viewing in German-speaking Europe and beyond.