Angela Thompson Smith received her Ph.D. in Psychology from Saybrook Graduate School in California. She also has a Masters degree from Manchester University in England and a Bachelors degree in Psychology from Cardiff University in Wales. Her early training and experience were in the fields of nursing, social work, and child development. She has researched laterality and brain development with the Faculty of Medicine at Manchester University; cognitive/ emotional development at the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Jersey, and human information processing at Princeton. Her research has been published in peer-reviewed journals including the Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, Cortex, and the Journal of Humanistic Psychology. Dr. Smith now lives in Las Vegas, Nevada where she is a writer, researcher, and teacher. Her books, "Remote Perceptions" and "Diary of an Abduction" have been published by Hampton Roads Publishing Company. Currently, Dr. Smith's interests and research are concentrated in the field of human consciousness where she is exploring mind-matter interaction (psychokinesis) and remote perception (Remote Viewing). She is investigating the "footprint" of human consciousness utilizing technology developed at Princeton University. She is also interested in uncovering the origins and mechanisms of the abduction experience and bringing this work to the attention of the scientific community and the public through her books and research. Dr. Smith's presentation addresses The Reality of the Abduction Experience: Examining the Research and the Evidence for Alien Abduction.

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