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University of Oslo

University of Oslo, Norway
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The Psykedelika-gruppen at the University of Oslo brings together researchers studying the recreational and therapeutic uses of psychedelics. Their projects include surveys on psychedelic use and clinical studies on MDMA for treating depression.

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Mar 26, 2026

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Psilocybin shapes the slow, global propagation of brain activity over the cortical layout of 5HT2a receptors

Communications Biology - Mar 26, 2026

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University of Oslo, Norway
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Psilocybin shapes the slow, global propagation of brain activity over the cortical layout of 5HT2a receptors

This brain imaging analysis (n=7) used fMRI data from sessions with psilocybin and a methylphenidate (Ritalin) control to explore how psychedelics affect the speed at which activity travels across the cortex. It found that faster propagation was linked to increased functional connectivity and that the distribution of 5-HT2a receptors may help explain how psilocybin modulates these travelling waves.

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March 26, 2026
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Communications Biology
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Mäki-Marttunen, V.

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