International Society for Research on Psychedelics 2024

In the vibrant city of New Orleans, Louisiana, the International Society for Research on Psychedelics is hosting a rigorous academic conference from February 16th to 18th, 2024. This conference is dedicated to a purely scientific examination of psychedelic research and is crafted ‘by scientists, for scientists,’ ensuring a forum of high intellectual caliber. The event is set to attract a global audience of researchers, scholars, and clinicians deeply invested in the scientific exploration of psychedelic substances.

The 2024 conference agenda is brimming with groundbreaking discussions led by preeminent figures in the field. Renowned for their expertise, speakers such as Charles Nichols, Kevin Murnane, and Alaina Jaster will present their latest findings, ranging from the treatment of methamphetamine addiction with psychedelics to the exploration of psilocybin’s effects on the brain’s reward systems. These sessions are designed not just to share knowledge but to incite dialogue and spur scientific advancement in the complex landscape of psychedelic research.

Recognizing the importance of nurturing new talent, the conference offers travel awards for new investigators through the Heffter Research Institute, fostering the next generation of psychedelic researchers. The comprehensive program includes diverse sessions on clinical applications, preclinical models, receptor pharmacology, and the medicinal chemistry of psychedelics. In addition to the wealth of scientific exchange, the conference provides networking opportunities, including an opening reception and poster sessions to encourage collaboration and community building among attendees.

Registration is tiered, accommodating full members, associates, trainees, affiliates, and observers, ensuring a diverse participation range. While registration fees vary, the value offered by such a concentrated hub of scientific inquiry is immense. The ISRP encourages interested parties to refer to the preliminary program for a tantalizing preview of the discussions that will shape the future of psychedelic research.