Leading researchers share why they study psychedelics, what their research is showing, and what they’re most excited to experience and learn at Psychedelic Science 2013.
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NEW Rak Razam, author and filmmaker | Thursday, April 18, Film & Forum
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NEW Thomas B. Roberts, psychedelic researcher | Thursday, April 18
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Diana Reed Slattery, PhD, language researcher | Sunday, April 21
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Austin Hill Shaw, creativity researcher | Sunday, April 21
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Julie D. Megler, MSN, NP-BC, ayahuasca researcher | Sunday, April 21
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Jacques Mabit, MD, ayahuasca researcher | Saturday, April 20
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James Fadiman, PhD, LSD researcher | Thursday, April 18 & Saturday, April 20
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Jessica L. Nielson, PhD, ayahuasca researcher | Sunday, April 21
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Ben Sessa, MD, MDMA researcher | Saturday, April 20
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Steve Beyer, PhD, JD, ayahuasca researcher | Friday, April 19
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Amanda Feilding, Founder and Director of The Beckley Foundation | Sunday, April 21
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