Julia Crone presented current and upcoming research projects working with psychoplastogens and their effects on hedonic experiences.
In a current cluster project with the Medical University of Vienna, Julia Crone is working on unraveling anhedonia and how ketamine can work against depression: https://rudolphina.univie.ac.at/en/university-of-vienna-how-ketamine-can-work-against-depression
In an upcoming project, Julia Crone and her team will expand this line of research and work with psilocibin - a first in Austria if we aren't mistaken!
We very much enjoyed this interactive session and are grateful to Julia for sharing her work in the context of our Brownbag Session. Thank you to everyone who attended and for the open discussion!We look forward to the next two Brownbag Sessions this semester: cogsci.univie.ac.at/activities/brownbag-sessions/registration-for-brownbag-sessions/
Mentioned during the Discussion:
- Research at the Allen Institute on binding sites of Psilocibin:
- Hamilton's Pharmacopeia - S3E6: Ultra LSD
