1. Memory of
water and blinding (letter)
[Homeopathy (2008);
97(1):41-42] 
2. Emergence
of a signal from background noise in the "memory of water" experiments:
how to explain it?
[Explore (2012);
8(3):185-196]
3.
Description of Benveniste’s experiments using quantum-like
probabilities
[Journal of Scientific Exploration
(2013); 27(1):39-67]
4.
Quantum-like interferences of experimenter's mental states: applications
to "paradoxical" results in physiology
[NeuroQuantology (2013);
11(2):197-208]
5. A
quantum-like model of homeopathy clinical trials: importance of in situ
randomization and unblinding
[Homeopathy (2013);
102(2):106-113]
6. "Memory of
water" without water: the logic of disputed experiments
[Axiomathes (2014); 24(2):275-290]
7.
Intersubjective agreement in a quantum-like model of "paradoxical"
experiments in biology
[NeuroQuantology (2014);
12(2):170-179]
8.
Observer-centered description of misinterpreted results in
biology
[International
Journal of Research and Reviews in Applied Sciences (2015); 23(3):221-232]
9. "Memory of
water" without water: modeling of Benveniste's experiment with a
personalist interpretation of probability
[Axiomathes (2016); 26(3):329-345]
10. Are
there some loopholes in experimental biosciences? The lessons from
Benveniste's experiments
[International Journal of Research and Reviews in Applied
Sciences (2016); 27(2):51-67]
11. "Unconventional" experiments in
biology and medicine with optimized design based on quantum-like
correlations
[Homeopathy (2017);
106(1):55-66]
12. Possible contribution of
quantum-like correlations to placebo effect: Consequences on blind
trials
[Theroretical Biology and
Medical Modelling (2017); 14(1):12]
13. Are biological systems and
experimenters really separated?
[ResearchGate Preprint (2018);
doi: 10.13140/RG.2.2.28801.97128]
14. Meaning and placebo effect: a
probabilistic experimenter-centered modeling
[International Journal of Research and Reviews in Applied
Sciences (2018); 34(2):55-65]
15. Benveniste's experiments explained by
a non-conventional experimenter effect
[Medicines (Basel) (2018);
5(2):28]
16. "Memory of water" experiments
explained with no role assigned to water: Pattern expectation after
classical conditioning of the
experimenter
[Explore (2021);
17(2):130-14]
