Psilocybin-Research.comSearchable psilocybin and psilocin bibliometric database.Research tools
Search psilocybin literature, compare selected findings, explore researchers and trial milestones, and download data with free API and citation exports.
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Search the literature
Find publications, preprints, protocols, reviews and trial records. Keep source labels and publication status visible.
Open tool →Download and cite
Free SQLite, API, JSON, CSV, BibTeX, RIS and LaTeX access. Reproduce an analysis and cite the dated snapshot you used.
Open tool →Understand findings
Compare selected original reports with their endpoints, populations, design and limitations.
Open tool →Find collaborators
Explore shared publications, inspect author-name connections and export the matching co-authorship graph.
Open tool →Track development
Filter registry milestones by sponsor, country, phase and status, then compare selected records.
Open tool →Explore country context
See research concentration, sponsors and facilities. Read the source-checked Germany report.
Open tool →Monitor new research
Browse recent indexing activity, select a month, save searches and configure confirmed alerts.
Open tool →Build a reading list
Save records and searches on this device, compare metadata, and export references.
Open tool →A reproducible research desk
Begin with a question, screen the matching literature, check the original sources, and export the records you actually used. The live dataset changes; the reuse guide explains how to capture a dated copy and cite the fixed archive. Research labels aid navigation and do not replace study-level assessment.
Find a starting point for your question
For an evidence question, start with the selected findings and research reading guide. For recruitment, use exact registry status in the trial tools. For policy or payment, follow dated official sources in the country report and access resources.