Translated from our German original by AI. The German text was researched, written, and edited by the Psychedelia Foundation team and remains the authoritative version.
From May 15 to 17, Funkhaus Berlin turns into a meeting point for international thinkers from science, culture, and wellness. With the first TRYP EXPO, the Berlin format aims, by its own account, to establish Europe’s largest platform for psychedelic culture and research, mental health, biohacking, and “human flourishing”. The three-day program features more than 80 speakers, over 150 exhibitors, as well as workshops, panels, and an accompanying festival program.
On Sunday, May 17, Markus Berger will take the stage. The writer and drug researcher, known among other things for his many works on psychoactive research, is a founding and board member of the Psychedelia Foundation. He will speak from 3:55 to 4:30 p.m. on “psychedelic consciousness education and spirituality”.
With its mix of evidence-based research, public debate, and consciousness-expanding culture, the TRYP EXPO positions itself as a new forum for a subject that has long since ceased to be discussed only in academic or subcultural circles. The fact that Berger is giving his talk on the closing day should make Sunday one of the programmatic high points of the event. (pm)
