Tehseen Noorani, PhD is a Marie Curie and Durham University COFUND Junior Research Fellow. His research investigates the social, political and epistemic potential of trauma, illness and drugs in producing 'limit-experiences'. From 2013-2015 Tehseen was a NIDA-funded postdoctoral research fellow on at Johns Hopkins University, where he led qualitative research for a pharmacology team researching psychedelic experiences. He is currently conducting a comparative ethnography of psychedelics use, and has taught at New York University and the University of East London.
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