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Psychedelic Research and Education Fund is sponsored by University of Wisconsin–Madison (through UW Foundation). The UW–Madison Center for Psychedelic Research and Education receives funding through the UW–Madison School of Pharmacy and donations to the UW Foundation Psychedelic Research and Education Fund. This fund supports research and scholarly activities broadly related to psychedelic and psychoactive substances.
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Psychedelic Research and Education Fund is funded by University of Wisconsin–Madison (through UW Foundation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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