Data protection
This notice explains how personal data are processed in connection with the MSCA impact story and its optional citation email alerts.
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Dr Christopher B. Germann operates this website independently and is the controller responsible for the processing described in this notice. Data protection enquiries and requests concerning personal data may be directed to christopher-germann@uni-wh.de.
The content reflects the author’s views. References to the European Union and the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA), including descriptions of past activities, do not imply endorsement, authorship, control or responsibility for this website or its content. Responsibility for the processing described in this notice rests with Dr Christopher B. Germann.
Images, videos, podcast audio, stylesheets and JavaScript libraries are hosted locally. Server access logs may record IP addresses, requested URLs, timestamps, browser information, referring URLs and response status codes for security and operational diagnostics.
Citation email alerts are optional. Subscriptions store the email address, selected delivery frequency, confirmation status, unsubscribe token and DOI filter identifying the hypothesis paper. Subscription activation requires confirmation by email (double opt-in). Each digest includes links to manage the subscription or unsubscribe.
Links to external websites include DOI records, research databases, media publishers and institutional resources. The respective provider’s privacy notice applies when an external website is opened.
The impact page uses browser session storage for interface state, including dismissed notices and the reading position when switching languages. These values remain in your browser and are not sent to an analytics provider. Session storage normally lasts for the browser tab’s session; browser session restoration may preserve it. This page does not use cookies, third-party analytics, advertising pixels or externally hosted tracking scripts. The audio player and visualiser operate in the browser following user interaction and do not transmit listening analytics.
The chromosome, telomere, telomerase, brain and serotonin-receptor explorers render their interactive models in your browser. Model files, rendering scripts and the page’s images, videos and audio are served from this website. Downloading these files creates normal requests to our server, as described above. Rotating, zooming or selecting parts of a model is handled on your device and does not require sending those interactions to an external 3D-viewing service.
Citation alerts use the infrastructure of the Psilocybin Research Database. Further information on exports, API access, the app and PWA, push notifications and operational logs is provided in the main data protection notice.