George Blackburne

The paper uses fMRI to show that psilocybin increases similarity in language-associated brain activity, correlating with ego dissolution.

This study uses multivariate information decomposition to analyze how five psychedelics alter information processing in the human brain, revealing new insights into neural reorganization.

The paper analyzes neuroimaging studies of consciousness to challenge the idea of an invariant core, showing distributed and context-sensitive brain activity patterns.

This study analyzes speech and vocal features before and after 5-MeO-DMT to identify markers of psychological change and predict outcomes.

This study examines how 5-MeO-DMT alters human brain dynamics by reorganizing low-frequency neural activity patterns observed through EEG.

The paper examines brain connectivity delays during movie watching, finding sensory regions have the longest delays and reveal new spatial organisation patterns.