Data sources

Source-labeled psilocybin and psilocin literature for search, monitoring, export, and citation workflows.

How the research index is built

Eight research sources feed Psilocybin-Research.com PubMed, OpenAlex, Crossref, Europe PMC, ClinicalTrials.gov, PsyArXiv, bioRxiv, and medRxiv provide records that are reconciled into the central research index. psilocybin-research.com PubMed OpenAlex Crossref Europe PMC ClinicalTrials.gov PsyArXiv bioRxiv medRxiv
Source records are fetched, reconciled, and labeled before appearing in the live index. The original sources remain authoritative.

Research workflow

Search, filter, export, analyze, and monitor publications with source labels, publication status, citation links, alerts, API access, and a rights-safe SQLite download. Read about the methods and limitations. Explore the dataset and reuse guide or research trends by year.

Psilocybin-Research.com

Offline R analysis

Run R analyses on this device without Wi-Fi or an internet connection.

Prepare this device

Optional: download webR and a verified research dataset. Analyses also work online without this download. Select webR, LaTeX, or both. LaTeX creates PDFs from results already generated; new offline analyses require webR.

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Offline components

Open R workspace

What works offline

Run R code, create plots and download CSV tables, PNG images, R code and LaTeX source archives using the saved dataset. After downloading, the workspace opens and runs a built-in test to check the setup.

PDF export works offline when the LaTeX compiler is included. It uses Latin Modern fonts; unsupported Unicode is shown as code points, with original text preserved in source files. Account sign-in, online saving and downloading additional R packages require internet. Your saved dataset stays fixed until you choose to update it. Browser storage can be cleared; open this page to check readiness before travelling.