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Maja Willard

Researcher · Faculty of Psychology, University of Warsaw.
Member of the Society for Open Science.
ORCID 0009-0005-3482-1119 · mayaowillard@gmail.com

maja, 2025

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Pozycja position

2024 →: PhD candidate · cognitive neuroscience
Faculty of Psychology, University of Warsaw. Working on neural theories of consciousness, psychedelic neurophenomenology, and methodology of psychedelic-assisted therapy research.
2025 →: Co-founder · CATS Conference
Conferences Acclaiming Transparent Science — pushing for rigorous psychedelic science in Poland. cats-conference.pl
2022 – 24: Research assistant · psychedelics lab
Functional connectivity in chronic schizophrenia · neurobiomarkers of psychosis · long-term naturalistic psychedelic users.

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Wójcik, M., Orłowski, P., Adamczyk, S., et al. (submitted Jan 2026). No evidence for persistent neurophysiological reorganization in long-term naturalistic psychedelic users.
Domingos, C., Więcławski, W., Frycz, S., Wójcik, M., Jáni, M., Dudzińska, O., Ros, T. (2025). Functional connectivity in chronic schizophrenia. Brain & Behavior.
Adamczyk, P., Więcławski, W., Wójcik, M., Frycz, S., Panek, B., et al. (2025). Aberrant information flow within the resting-state triple-network model in schizophrenia. Psychiatry Research: Neuroimaging.
Wójcik, M., Lenartowicz, P., Kapka, Z., Pierz, J., Skupień, J. (2025). Methodological challenges in psychedelic-assisted therapy research for SUDs. Preregistered review.
Górski, M.R., Kubik, K., Jeleń, A., Kalinowski, M., Stefanowicz, M., Nowak, G., Wójcik, M., et al. (under review). WEIRD in, WEIRD out: cultural bias in psychological meta-analyses. Psychological Bulletin.

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