Team
MINDSET is the name of my research group at UCL. It includes the postdoctoral research fellows whose research I direct day to day and the doctoral students I co-supervise. Much of our work depends on partnerships with NHS trusts, national data programmes, treatment providers, lived experience organisations, and other research groups, listed below.
Research team
Doctoral researchers
I also supervise taught projects and contribute to doctoral thesis committees and wider trainee development. See Teaching & Supervision for the broader training programme.
Partners and collaborators
Many partners contribute to more than one line of work.
Following mental health across systems and populations
National administrative, longitudinal, environmental, and spatial data; population data science; linkage; and infrastructure for studying trajectories and inequalities at scale.
Turning routinely collected records into research evidence
Electronic health records, clinical text, governed data access, harmonisation, and methods for research across mental health services.
Connecting mechanisms, context, and measurement
Intensive longitudinal and lived experience measures, social and environmental context, biomarkers and immunology, neuroimaging, causal inference, systems thinking, prediction, and inequalities.
Keeping research connected to lived and living experience, care, and decision making
Lived- and living experience expertise, treatment provider expertise, public involvement, service context, and partnerships that help make questions and interpretation useful beyond academia.