Christopher Timmermann
Co-director of the UCL Centre for Consciousness Research
Key Impact
Leading the vanguard of research into DMT and its profound effects on human consciousness and neural dynamics.
Background & Research
Christopher Timmermann is a neuroscientist and psychologist focusing on the mechanisms of psychedelics on the brain and mind. Having led the DMT Research Group at Imperial College London, he now co-directs the UCL Centre for Consciousness Research. His work uses EEG and fMRI to map the 'DMT state' and explores the intersection of psychedelics, meditation, and human consciousness.
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