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The Evidence Framework
Maturity, direction, replication, claim gap and transfer confidence — the grading instruments, explained in plain English.
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Evidence & Research
The evidence doesn’t stop at publication.
New research is continually assessed. We track what’s new, what it means, and whether it changes the evidence picture.
Ongoing research
Evidence Updates
New studies, replication attempts, null findings and meaningful changes — assessed for what they actually change.
Medicinal fungiFungal Evidence UpdatesNew studies, replication attempts, null findings and meaningful changes.Read updates 
Psychedelic researchPsychedelic Evidence UpdatesThe latest research on psychedelics, analysis, and what it means.Read updates We don’t just report new studies. We explain whether they actually change the evidence.
Consumer Evidence Investigations
Where the evidence meets the products people buy
We examine the ingredient, the preparation, the dose and the finished product separately — then ask how confidently the existing evidence can travel between them.
Investigation 001Does the evidence survive the cup?Mushroom coffee, tea and cacao under the Evidence Atlas lens.Explore the investigations Reader researchWhat are you using?Your experience can help us decide what to investigate next. Positive, neutral and negative experiences are equally useful.Share your experience Governing principle
Evidence belongs first to the intervention actually tested.
This governs the data model as well as the editorial language. Every record is filed against the preparation, strain or compound actually tested, is traceable to its source chapter, and leaves untranscribed fields empty rather than estimated.
The programme
Six working surfaces
The framework grades evidence, the library catalogues it, separate fungal and psychedelic updates record new surveillance, the methodology explains how records are built, and the correction record keeps the history visible.
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The Evidence Library
A filterable catalogue of evidence records drawn from the Atlas dossiers, and the first working surface of a larger database.
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Methodology & Sources
How records are built, what counts as an evidence owner, and how source material is handled.
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Fungal Evidence Updates
Dated surveillance bulletins recording new human evidence, preclinical signals, citation-integrity findings and manuscript actions.
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Psychedelic Evidence Updates
Dated research briefs for The Psychedelic Evidence Atlas, separating empirical findings, methods and registered studies from theoretical or ontological claims.
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The Evidence Engine
The reusable machinery behind the Atlas, intended to serve evidence projects beyond fungi.
Not yet published.
Current holdings
18 approved evidence dossiers
Drawn from the dossiers of The Fungal Evidence Atlas, each checked against its source chapter and approved for publication. The framework is not specific to fungi, and the library is built to hold records from further projects.
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