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EMILY ROSA
Emily Rosa's science project put the alternative therapy called therapeutic touch to the test -- a scientific test. Watching a videotape of the practice with her mother, a nurse, Emily came up with a way to test one of the claims -- namely that practitioners could sense "energy fields."
Emily, now 10, was a fourth grade student at Rivendell School in Fort Collins, Colorado, when she set up the experiment you see on this story. Her study has also been submitted to a journal for consideration. When the editors found out who conducted the study, they expressed disbelief that a young student ran the experiment. Said Emily, "It was easy!"
Emily's favorite science subject is chemistry.
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| See Emily Rosa's answers to Ask the Scientists questions. |
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Scientific American Frontiers
Fall 1990 to Spring 2000
Sponsored by GTE Corporation,
now a part of Verizon Communications Inc.
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