M-PsyC Education & Events
Psychedelic studies are a fertile ground for multidisciplinary education.
From molecular pharmacology, to systems neuroscience, to policy and social justice, M-PsyC is committed to creating broad engagement around education regarding psychedelic drugs and the psychedelic experience.
M-PsyC launched the first ever class at the University of Michigan on Psychedelic Neuroscience and has held symposia on psychedelic studies. We look forward to engaging learners from all fields and career stages as we explore this important and multidimensional subject.
Seminar Series: Psychedelics — From Cells to Society
Join M-PsyC monthly through July for our open-access webinar series. These events are free and open to the public.
All webinars begin at 4 p.m., unless otherwise noted.
Webinar series link: https://umich.zoom.us/j/97773094165
January 15: The History of Psychedelics and Neuroscience
Nick Denomme, PhD
Post-Doctoral Fellow, Stanford University
February 19: Cellular Mechanisms of Psychedelic Therapy
Omar Ahmed, PhD
Associate Professor of Psychology, University of Michigan
March 19: Psychedelics and Large-Scale Brain Networks
Rui Dai, PhD
Research Fellow, University of Michigan
April 9: Methodology and Rigor of Clinical Research on Psychedelics
Jacob Aday, PhD
Research Investigator, University of Michigan
May 7: Global Psychedelic Survey 2025
Philippe Lucas, PhD
Director of Research & Safe Access, MAPS
June 18: Psychedelics and Arousal States
Emma Huels, PhD
Research Fellow, University of Michigan
July 24: Psilocybin and Chronic Pain
Kevin Boehnke, PhD
Associate Director, MPsyC
Previous Events
The Psychedelic Renaissance
October 21, 2023