Tag: travel

Travel as Methodology

Nicki Day-Lucore For traveling scholars, the last two years have presented a paradox, as capacities for global contacts and connections have continued developing, even as COVID-19 greatly constrained physical travel. This contrast presents the opportunity to reflect on travel, in all its forms and flaws, as a research tool. Though perhaps more closely associated with …

The Sharing of Science through Psychedelics in Latin America

Eva Schlitz What do virtual reality and traditional shaman healing ceremonies have in common? At first glance, the connections are hard to see. My biomedical background had already sparked an interest in the developing field of virtual reality healthcare. That sensory exercises could be used to overload the nervous system and diminish chronic pain signals …