Psychopharmacology and Addiction Science

Our research explores the psychological, neural, and social mechanisms that underlie substance use and addiction. We study associative learning, reward processing, and the role of psychedelics and pharmacological interventions in treating addiction. We examine how substance use interacts with mental health, motivation, and social context- also exploring the epistemic harms of addiction psychology.  

 

To view some examples of publications and projects relating to this research area, please click on the staff profiles listed below.