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Alex Grey, MAPS. Waking Times. On January 11th, 2006, the Swiss chemist who discovered LSD, Dr. Albert Hofmann, turned 100 years old. The birthday celebra- tion was an elegant gathering of family, friends and colleagues held in Basel, Switzerland at the Museum of Cultures.
Dr. Albert Hofmann in 1967. Â­A Swiss chemist named Albert Hofmann was employed in a laboratory at Sandoz, a pharmaceutical company, when he first synthesized LSD.Sandoz was working on a research project involving a parasitic fungus called ergot that grows on rye, known as Claviceps purpurea.n 1938, Hofmann derived the 25th in a series of these derivatives. It was lysergic acid diethylamide, or LSD-25. He thought that LSD-25 might stimulate breathing and circulation. But tests didn't show anything special, and Sandoz abandoned further study.