Psychedelic Use, Law, and Spiritual Experience (PULSE) Affiliated Researcher

Dean of Religious and Spiritual Life, University of Southern California (USC)

Eduardo Schenberg is a neuroscientist studying psychedelics from an interdisciplinary perspective. He has published papers on neuroimaging, clinical, epistemological and also ethical issues in psychedelic research, especially related to indigenous rights. He has lectured in different events and institutions in North and South America as well as Europe, where he currently resides. His work is currently focused on the serious limitations of evidence-based medicine as a guiding epistemological framework for psychedelic research, and how to use advancements in the philosophy of evidence in medicine, such EBM+ and evidential pluaralism, to help advance the development of safe, effective, equitable and ethical evidence-based psychedelic therapies.