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Research with psychedelics has been taking place at Columbia University in New York since 2014. Researchers from various departments at the university including Medicine, Psychology and Psychiatry have conducted numerous trials investigating the effects ketamine has on substance use disorders. Some research exploring the anti-depressant effects of ketamine has also taken place. More recently, Columbia University served as a test site for COMPASS Pathway's COMP360 trial which explored the effects of psilocybin on treatment-resistant depression. Professor of Clinical Psychiatry, Dr David Hellerstein served as the principal investigator at this study site.

Academic Research

1 papers

Published Papers

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Trial Involvement

5

Distinct Focus Topics

0

Latest Publication

Feb 13, 2026

Research journey

Columbia University works on Psilocybin. Here is where that compound’s research stands.

Research journey

332 trials · 753 papers

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academic
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United States
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Research Landscape

What the 5 registered trials Columbia University sponsors or participates in look like when you line them up. Counts come from Blossom’s trial records as of July 2026.

What's live right now, and what stopped?

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Registry status of all 5 Columbia University trials Blossom tracks. Orange marks trials recruiting or opening.

Recruiting or opening
360%
Completed
120%
Stopped early
120%

Don't read stopped trials as failures: trials end early for funding, recruitment, and strategy reasons too. Status is as last synced from the registry; some 'recruiting' trials may already have finished.

Sponsored Trials

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Collaborated Trials

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Research Papers

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