The world's psychedelic and consciousness research, in one open library
Search an ever-growing collection of studies on the mind and its altered states, each summarized in plain language.
35,585 articles and counting
The whole field, free to everyone
35,585 articles, aggregated from PubMed, OpenAlex, Europe PMC, bioRxiv, and more, each summarized in plain language. Every summary is free to read, and every article links back to its original source.
Last updated about 4 hours ago
What you can do
One library, and the instruments to work it
Find and evaluate
Search a living library
Tens of thousands of articles from PubMed, OpenAlex, Europe PMC, bioRxiv, and more, spanning psychedelics, meditation, philosophy of mind, and the humanities, each summarized with study design, sample size, and key finding.
Start from a topic
Curated pages for every major compound, condition, practice, and tradition: the evidence at a glance, common study designs, and active clinical trials in one place.
Weigh the evidence
Citation counts, peer-review markers, and a Most Cited sort separate landmark findings from the long tail.
Stay current
Follow the frontier
Save a search or follow a topic and new matching articles arrive in a Monday digest. No feeds to check, no noise on quiet weeks.
Track clinical trials
Recruitment status, phase, enrollment, and sponsors for the field's trials, refreshed daily from ClinicalTrials.gov.
Discuss it with people who read it
Forums, comments, and voting with researchers, practitioners, and explorers making sense of the same literature.
Something missing? Tell us what you'd love to see.
Ask the literature a question
The Research Synthesis Tool reads across the library and answers with the evidence behind it: where studies converge, where they conflict, and what remains unknown.
Example of a synthesis result: for the question "Does psilocybin reduce depressive symptoms?", the tool answers with moderate confidence, weighing 24 studies and noting 3 points of conflict and 4 open gaps.
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