Has anyone looked into Brian Josephson's Mind-matter unification project?

[Elisabeth]

Brian Josephson is a Nobel prize winning physicist (the Josephson effect is cool stuff: current flowing across a gap in superconductors, without any votage applied.) Turnes out, in the 70's he got into (the cult of?) transcendental meditation and from the viewpoint of mainstream science "went crazy". 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Josephson

Currently, he's running something called Mind-matter unification project

http://www.tcm.phy.cam.ac.uk/~bdj10/

I haven't explored the content of the site yet (I will).

It seems there has been other serious research by quantum physicists into the nature of paranormal phenomena.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundamental_Fysiks_Group

It doesn't seem though that any "paranormal" phenomena were confirmed, except for the (quite esotheric, but known ;)) quantum entanglement effects in the microscopic world, which lead to the current studies of quantum computing stuff. 

I would love to learn about the successes and failures of serious physicists investigating non-duality and/or paranormal phenomena. It seems to have been a thing for at least half a century now, with a peak in the 70's leading... nowhere? somewhere? Are there any comprehensive reviews of the field, or reviews of its history from people who understand both science and nonduality?