Rebecca Neisler is a neuroscience graduate from the University of Florida whose work examines the mechanisms and phenomenology of psychedelic experiences. Focusing on visual processing and pharmacologically induced altered states, she investigates how hallucinogenic compounds influence perceptual dynamics—particularly within the visual field and in response to complex stimuli. Her research interests bridge neuroscience, perception, and consciousness studies, aiming to better understand how psychedelics reveal the brain’s generative nature of experience.