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Translating Psilocybin from Academic Enclaves to State Regulation: An In-Depth Look at the Landmark Oregon OPEN Study
By Sasha Stafford, Principal Scientist and Founder, Prodelic Technologies For the past two decades, modern psychedelic science has operated almost entirely inside the rarefied atmosphere of academic medical centers. Clinical trials conducted at institutions like Johns Hopkins, Imperial College London, and NYU demonstrated remarkable efficacy for treatment-resistant depression, major depressive disorder, and end-of-life anxiety. Yet, these phase 2 and 3 randomized controlled t
Sasha Stafford
6 days ago5 min read


Precision Delivery in the Neuroplastogen Era: How the Deliverome Project is Mapping the Future of CNS Therapeutics
Precision Delivery in the Neuroplastogen Era: How the Deliverome Project is Mapping the Future of CNS Therapeutics
Sasha Stafford
Aug 284 min read


One Dose to Change your Mind?
One Dose, Lasting Change: Mapping Psilocybin’s Structural Impact on Neural Networks Recent neuroimaging findings published in Nature Communications (Lyons et al., 2026) provide critical empirical evidence for the structural and functional remodeling driven by psilocybin. The study demonstrates that a single high-dose administration initiates both acute functional reorganization and enduring structural neuroplasticity, reinforcing the clinical rationale for episodic, rapid-act

Prodelics
May 102 min read


New Federal Funding for Psychedelic Research
A major paradigm shift in federal drug policy is underway! The executive branch is taking significant steps to accelerate the research and development of psychedelic therapies, with a particular focus on Ibogaine for opioid addiction. This new initiative isn’t just talk; it includes a substantial financial commitment—matching state research investments with $50 million in federal grants (via ARPA-H). A breakdown of the administration’s strategy: 💊 Ibogaine for Opioid Use Dis

Prodelics
Apr 231 min read


Bicycle Day ‘26
Today, Bicycle Day, is celebrated annually on April 19 to commemorate Dr. Albert Hofmann’s intentional discovery of the effects of LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide) in 1943. While Hofmann had synthesized the compound five years earlier at Sandoz Laboratories in Basel, Switzerland, he didn't realize its potency until he accidentally absorbed a small amount through his fingertips on April 16. Three days later, he decided to conduct a self-experiment. The Historic Ride On April 1

Prodelics
Apr 191 min read
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