Where to Find Andrew Newberg's Research Articles, Videos, and Contact Information
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Andrew Newberg's official website, andrewnewberg.com, organizes his academic papers, multimedia appearances, and professional contact links into a single hub. The site is most useful if you want peer-reviewed journal articles as PDFs, video and podcast appearances, or official links to his institutional profiles at Thomas Jefferson University and the Marcus Institute of Integrative Health. It is not a booking platform or a patient portal — appointment and speaking inquiries route through the institutional pages listed on the site.
Journal articles and academic publications
The Journal Articles section collects downloadable PDFs of his peer-reviewed work. Examples listed on the site include:
- How God Changes Your Brain: An Introduction to Jewish Neurotheology — CCAR Journal: The Reform Jewish Quarterly
- The Language of Ineffability: Linguistic Analysis of Mystical Experiences — Psychology of Religion and Spirituality
- The Neurotheology Link: An Intersection Between Spirituality and Health — Alternative and Complementary Therapies
A "See More Journal Articles" link expands the list. If you need a citable copy of a paper, start here rather than with a general search engine — the PDFs are hosted directly.
The Books section covers his published books, with a "New Book" feature for the most recent title, Sex, God, and the Brain, and an "All Books" index. Each entry links to a "Learn More" page; the new book also carries a "Buy Now" link, so purchasing is handled through the site's retail link rather than an in-site checkout.
Videos, podcasts, and courses
Multimedia is split across several sections:
| Section | What it contains |
|---|---|
| Videos | Video appearances and talks |
| Podcasts | Podcast interviews and episodes |
| Courses | Course offerings |
| In the News | Press coverage, e.g., The Atlantic, Discovery News, TVO's The Agenda with Steve Paikin |
| Popular Press | Op-eds and articles, e.g., Scientific American and The Washington Post's On Faith |
The Featured Items block mixes formats — for example, a video titled "Finding Our Enlightened State," an editorial ("This Is Your Brain on Religion"), and an event ("The Metaphysical Mind: Probing the Biology of Spiritual Experience"). If you are looking for a specific interview, the In the News and Popular Press lists are the fastest place to check before searching elsewhere.
Contact information and professional profiles
The Contact page is the site's routing point for reaching Dr. Newberg. The site also links out to his official profiles and affiliations:
- About Dr. Newberg
- Curriculum Vitae
- Jefferson University Hospitals page
- Marcus Institute of Integrative Health page
- IMDb profile
- Lecture Topics
- Wikipedia page
For clinical or institutional matters, the Jefferson University Hospitals and Marcus Institute pages are the authoritative destinations. For speaking engagements, the Lecture Topics page indicates the subjects he covers, which is the natural starting point before submitting a request through the Contact page.
Background on the research
The site describes Dr. Newberg as a neuroscientist and professor who serves as director of research at the Marcus Institute of Integrative Health and as a physician at Jefferson University Hospital, board certified in internal medicine and nuclear medicine. His research uses brain scans of people during prayer, meditation, rituals, and trance states to study the relationship between brain function and mental states — the field known as neurotheology. That framing is useful context when reading the journal articles, since most of them sit at the intersection of neuroscience, religious experience, and health.