New UCSF Research Program to Focus on Psychedelics Research and Treatments’ Advancement
The formation of the University of California Neuroscape Psychedelics Division will help advance psychedelic research on brain health through $6.4 million in private financing. The new division at UCSF will employ a translational research approach that will integrate psychedelic treatment with groundbreaking neuroscience technology. The first project to be undertaken will be a MAPS phase 3 trial for the evaluation of MDMA, commonly known as ecstasy, as a new PTSD treatment. Neuroscape executive director Adam Gazzaley stated that the financiers of the center are helping facilitate a great leap forward in producing evidence of the clinical safety and effectiveness of…






