From classical Radionics to Bioresonance

Bruce Copen (1923- 1998)

The British founder of Bruce Copen Laboratories is Dr. Bruce Copen (1923-1998), who was a pioneer and mastermind in many respects. Among other things, he brought radionics to Europe. He developed numerous procedures that have become established as industry standard today, such as electronic homeopathy or automatic testing. In the 1990s, Copen succeeded in the development of a device which fully automatically generated from a fundus of 2600 stored homeopathic remedies the appropriate means for the patient in the right potency. After transferring the company management to Dipl. Ing. Harald Rauer in 1998, computer-based systems were developed based on the Copen tradition. The transition from classical radionics to Bioresonance with Quantum Response technology was accomplished.
​                                  Bruce Copen was a pioneer of radionics.      
Following on from the works of Abram, Drown and De La Warr. Copen did not start his foray into radionics until the late 1940’s. It was soon after arriving back in England after his service during the second world war that he begun to develop the model Y radionic soil analyser. This was first released to the public in 1947.  
In the late 60’s the Mark II radionic computer was released. This marked a string of radionic computers. Each later model being updated by Copen to reflect his ever continuing research, and advancements in the field of radionics, and technology.
Bruce Copen was much more than a radionic instrument manufacturer. He was a Doctor of philosophy and literature, and an avid writer from a young age. During his youth, he wrote a number of stage plays and books of poetry. This was later carried over to written works on the subject of radionics, radiesthesia, and various healing modalities. His contribution to the world of adult education was honoured by him being initiated as Knight of the sovereign order of St. John of Jerusalem.

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Mr. Copen was also the founder for the British Radionics Association, and Editor of a number of journals, namely the British Journal of Radiesthesia, Natural Therapeutics, and Seeker. He also founded the International College of Radionics.

Copen dowsing for the stone of destiny

Bruce Copen was a renowned dowser. His skills were called upon when the Coronation stone “stone of destiny” went missing from Westminster abbey on Christmas day 1950. His efforts in locating the stone received media attention. Unfortunately, the stone was not located, by any method. A year later it turned up in Scotland. Perhaps Mr. Copen’s endeavors had an unperceived effect upon its reappearance?
In the 60’s, Copen developed the first color healing instrument. This device was unique in that it held color rates and transmitted/broadcast them using radionics rather than using the photon transfer method.
Bruce Copen continued to develop his ideas and models throughout the 20th century. He unfortunately died suddenly at home in 1998.
It was his last wishes that his lab be formed into a company. After his death, Harold Rauer became Director of Bruce Copen Laboratories (UK and Germany). The early analogue models were discontinued, for new digital devices like the MARS II or Qbit, far more advanced from anything Copen would have personally developed. These German Engineered models consists of a Nikola Tesla Bifilar Coil, similar to the Amp Coil made by NASA. Radionics, which takes many years to master, in its most effective form is purely analogue but is seriously limited by what any one master dowser can test for in 60 seconds. Now with Bruce Copen’s legacy components in his digital instruments reflect the nature of radionics for the digital age.

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Dr. Bruce Copen, is a recognized and prestigious scientist , author of about 60 books on Naturoterapia, Homeopathy, Psychology and Metaphysics. Among many other contributions he made to quantum medicine, Dr. Bruce Copen paved the way for the control of subtle fields and energies and developed methods that are now the standard in bio-resonance therapy, electronic homeopathy and virtual chromotherapy without lamps color.

Mr. Harald Rauer Director General

In 1947 Dr. Copen presented his first device (below) and since then he has been working on many others without interruptions, developing different therapeutic and diagnostic systems until the year 2000 was launched the innovative MARS III equipment, which has continued to enrich and perfect with modern technology.

​Currently the Copen Laboratories headquarters are in Munich, with its Director Mr. Harald Rauer, who continues to drive innovative concepts for Mars III and all its equipment through scientific research.

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​Bruce Copen designed and built quality radionic and therapeutic instruments throughout his life. His skill is almost lost to us, so we can remember him for the man and pioneer he was.

Inventor of the EECS Card

​In order to make it possible to achieve permanent storage of radionic information - and thus to simplify therapy -as long ago as 1987, Bruce Copen Laboratories introduced a new technology in the field of radionics and electronic homoeopathy: the EECS Electronic Encoded Card System. On an EECS card, in much the same way as on a computer diskette, you can store all information employed in radionics. This information can be the data for a patient specimen, data for a complex homoeopathic remedy or a balancing program.

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Setting of EECS card on a Bruce Copen system from 1987

MWO MAde by Bruce Copen in 1987

 The original “Multiple Wave Oscillator” goes back to 1934. Engineer Georges Lakhovsky, born in Russia and living mainly in France, created the foundations for this instrument by virtue of his work on the cell as an electrical oscillating circuit. In common with the founder of radionics, A. Abrams, Lakhovsky assumed that diseases were primarily an electrical phenomenon. Disease can only arise if the cell has changed with regard to its electrical characteristics.

Abrams, with his oscilloclast, was trying to irradiate the patient with electromagnetic waves to compensate for these variations in cellular electric characteristics. Lakhovsky also designed an instrument which generated an electromagnetic alternating field between a generator and a resonator. But, unlike Abrams, he generated several sinusoidal signals of varying frequencies and overlaid them (hence the name “Multiple Wave Oscillator”). It was then possible for the patient to be exposed to this alternating field for therapeutic purposes. Lakhovsky’s MWO was an instrument with extensive indications.
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In Bruce Copen’s book “Radiobiology Therapy”, you can find further information about MWO principles. The MWO developed in Bruce Copen laboratories uses the principles developed by G Lakhovsky and combines them with knowledge from radionics. In common with the Lakhovsky MWO, the Copen MWO consists of two units: a generator and a resonator. On the reverse of the generator, it is possible to set radionic rates on 15 rotary controllers. This means that specific information can be transferred and specific balancing of more than 6500 different parameters.

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