- The Neural Mechanisms of What? Embracing Evidential Pluralism in Psychedelic ResearchLocation: Institute of Theoretical Biology
On behalf of the Neural Mechanisms of Psychedelic Drug Action Group, Dr. Eduardo Schenberg will give a talk titled "The Neural Mechanisms of What? Embracing
Evidential Pluralism in Psychedelic Research" as part of the ongoing Student/Postdoc-Run Speaker Series (SPRSS).
- Berlin Consciousness SymposiumLocation: Freie Universität Berlin
The Berlin Consciousness Symposium brings together leading cognitive scientists and philosophers to take stock of these developments and explore new trends that may shape the future of consciousness science.
- Journal Club for Diversity and Responsible Research and Innovation (DRIVERS)
Online via Zoom
- Neuroplasticity and Epigenetics: Effect of Psychedelics, Therapy or Their CombinationLocation: Institute of Theoretical Biology
On behalf of the Neural Mechanisms of Psychedelic Drug Action Group, Dr. Rachel Yehuda will give a talk titled "Neuroplasticity and Epigenetics: Effect of Psychedelics, Therapy or Their Combination" as part of the ongoing Student/Postdoc-Run Speaker Series (SPRSS).
- Neural Mechanisms of Psychedelic Drug Action Speaker Series 2025Location: Institute of Theoretical Biology
On behalf of the Neural Mechanisms of Psychedelic Drug Action Group, Dr. Peter Hendricks will give a TBA talk as part of the ongoing Student/Postdoc-Run Speaker Series (SPRSS).
- Neuroplasticity and Epigenetics: Effect of Psychedelic, Therapy or Their CombinationLocation: Institute of Theoretical Biology
On behalf of the Neural Mechanisms of Psychedelic Drug Action Group, Dr. Michael Wheeler will give a talk titled "Neuroplasticity and Epigenetics: Effect of Psychedelic, Therapy or Their Combination" as part of the ongoing Student/Postdoc-Run Speaker Series (SPRSS).
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This Center was founded to provide an umbrella structure to foster interdisciplinary, collaborative research; harmonize and combine the many existing graduate programs in Berlin; and improve international visibility.
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