Manoj Doss not exist

The boys got something cooking… @hamiltonmorris.bsky.social

Anyone who thought that resting-state somehow provided a privileged baseline rather than a lazy convenience 🤦🏾‍♂️

@samcooper.bsky.social has a soon-to-be released, easy-to-edit fear conditioning/extinction paradigm in PsychoPy called ITEC.

Shouldn’t be surprising coming from someone who has argued in publications that psychedelics should be studied with resting-state because of Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle 😂

We're still running this survey w/the Center for MINDS investigating factors that produce tangible creative insights from psychedelics. We unfortunately received >10k responses from bots, so we're no longer providing payment, but your responses will help science!
tiny.cc/Psychedelics...

The Tangled Web of Psychedelics and Memory Ali McGhee uses a New York Times story on recovered memories during MDMA use as a jumping off point for highlighting controversies around psychedelics and memory in current public and

Recent Chacruna article in which I discuss the potential memory distorting effects of psychedelics and upcoming work from my lab:
chacruna.net/the-tangled-...

I think this is good for all of us doing basic science research in humans with psychedelics and other drugs (no more clinical trial registration):
grants.nih.gov/grants/guide...

We're still running this survey w/the Center for MINDS investigating factors that produce tangible creative insights from psychedelics. We unfortunately received >10k responses from bots, so we're no longer providing payment, but your responses will help science!
tiny.cc/Psychedelics...

Are Psychedelics Creating False Memories? YouTube video by Jesse Harless

Check out the recent episode of the Entrepreneurs in Recovery Podcast in which I chat with Jesse Harless about psychedelics and memory.
YouTube: youtu.be/h7HCyv2MR7s
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/3CxY...

@acnporg.bsky.social Travel Awardee @manojdoss.bsky.social sporting shades of purple from top to toe 💜

These kicks are perfect for a psychedelics researcher 👟🧘
#FashionsOfACNP #ACNP2026

Farewell to Jim Watson (and Francis Crick). A reflection on their contributions to psychiatry and brain science - David J. Nutt, 2025

And @profdavidnutt.bsky.social coming in with some insider info regarding Crick's psychedelic use.
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
"Slightly cheekily, I asked him [Watson] why Crick had turned from genetics to neuroscience, and his reply was “it was those psychedelics!”"

Reverse inference can do amazing things, including redefining psychopharmacology in the absence of any behavioral or physiological measures!

In logic we call this a “shit pipe” because you can put anything in and get anything out of an incoherent inference.

Lest we forget the Satanic Panic.

🫠 Psychonaut POV [5-min read] Q&A with Manoj Doss, Cognitive Neuroscientist

Q&A with Tricycle Day in which we cover the impact of psychedelics on memory and creativity, as well as a concussion I had that led to my interest in memory. Henry is such a great interviewer and resource for distilling science!
www.tricycleday.com/p/manoj-doss

Shit talking like this between these two is what I miss about old Twitter…and yeah, that probably means I should find Jesus or something.

Oooo can you post the full poster and/or takeaways?

Why Everyone's Talking About MDMA & Recovered Memories Can MDMA help retrieve lost memories? This year’s hottest memoir, Amy Griffin's 'The Tell,' has reopened a thorny debate.

Really hyped about being quoted in this Bustle article alongside a mentor of mine for over a decade, the inimitable @charan-neuro.bsky.social. We discuss the potential for MDMA to distort memories rather than uncover forgotten memories.
www.bustle.com/wellness/amy...

Switzerland & the ALPS conference was absolutely incredible. Breathtaking landscapes, delicious (and healthy) food, highly intelligent people (and lots of fun), and more psychedelic research than I realized. High recommend for a vacation and the academics.
www.alpsconference.com

Come see my talk today at 2:30 PM at the ALPS conference in Geneva!

Monolingualism is a curable disease.

OMG. The survey we posted (won't retweet here) has a >50% response rate from bots. What's worse is that they just sent a flood of emails right now asking for their compensation. Has anyone else dealt with this?

Apologies to anyone who actually responded. Will sort this out soon.

Snuck a lil trick in on the blades for my bday and the homies made this lil vid.

Amy Griffin’s abuse memoir triggers row over ‘false memory’ The New York socialite said she had recovered buried trauma during MDMA therapy about being abused by a teacher. Psychologists have doubts about the practice

Check out my comment in The Times about MDMA and false memory:
www.thetimes.com/us/news-toda...

Have you had an insight related to your work/hobby after taking a psychedelic (not a personal insight)? We're running a survey backed by the Center for Minds to understand such insights. It takes ~30 mins & pays $15.
tiny.cc/Psychedelics...

How Psychedelics Affect the Brain: What We Know, and What We Think We Know Twenty years into the Psychedelic Renaissance, neuroscientists still struggle to understand how psychedelics work and how to rectify misconceptions about these drugs.

New easy-to-read article in The Scientist on how psychedelics work, inconsistencies in leading narratives (no punches were pulled…), and work coming out of our center on the impact of psychedelics on memory. With Greg Fonzo and Charlie Nemeroff.
www.the-scientist.com/how-psychede...

Consistent with our review, another study finding that psilocybin enhances fear extinction learning:
pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/...

🚨 Postdoc Opportunity @ UT Austin!

I’m recruiting a clinical psychologist or neuroscientist to join us in 2025/2026.

Our work: fear/threat + fMRI + EMA + HiTOP + anxiety/trauma/OC psychopathology in adults & adolescents + fancy stats!

📄 Description: tinyurl.com/2jfk8d8m
🌐 Lab: www.scoop-lab.com

Hollaaaaaaa

7/ ... optimal scan time, so we recommend a scan time of at least 30 min. Compared with resting-state whole-brain prediction, the most cost-effective scan time is shorter for task-fMRI and longer for subcortical-to-whole-brain prediction.

Cross-Species Evidence for Psilocin-Induced Visual Distortions: Apparent Motion Is Perceived by Both Humans and Rats Psychedelics, particularly psilocin, are increasingly being studied for their mind-altering effects and potential therapeutic applications in psychiat…

Evidence that psilocybin produces perceived illusory motion across species:
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...