Links now working again. Free access to our social determinants of mental health piece in World Psychiatry ⬇️⬇️⬇️

In related news...I'll be hiring soon! Please get in touch if you are a looking for a post doc position broadly in the area of in AI for Health!

Paper was led by my PsyLifeLab postdoc Annie Jeffrey, with great co-authors Gianluca Baio (project CI) marta blangiardo, Sara Geneletti, Jen Dykxhoorn & Connor Gascoigne 14/n

Our new paper, with Annie Jeffery James B. Kirkbride marta blangiardo SaraGen Connor Gascoigne @jendykxhoorn Some media coverage: theguardian.com/world/2024/feb… Full paper: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Really excited for this piece of work to be out! Amazing work from our group 💪🏼

Here’s a full thread on the work by James, well worth a read!

JOB ADVERT (a short thread): come and join us to work on spatio-temporal models for environmental and health applications - see advert here imperial.ac.uk/jobs/search-jo…

Have been playing around with satellite data for my next project and thought the yearly nighttime light pollution would be an interesting covariate to add.... So of course I had to spend an unnecessary amount of time making an animation of the yearly data

There is still time to apply for a place in the freshly-renewed SAMBa CDT!! Happy to chat with anyone interested.

Have just spent the start of the day writing an unnecessarily complicated piece of code to assign people to a country for a Eurovision party I’m hosting…. Is this what late 20s looks like now?

I'm hiring! 2.5 years post doc (with potential to extend) on the healthcare ecosystems theme of the new AI For Collective Intelligence Hub AI For Collective Intelligence (AI4CI). bath.ac.uk/jobs/Vacancy.a…

...based on her original research with Jennifer Dykxhoorn and James B. Kirkbride UCL Psychiatry, Connor Gascoigne and marta blangiardo Imperial School of Public Health Imperial Medicine, Sara Geneletti LSE Statistics, Gianluca Baio UCL Statistical Science doi.org/10.1016/S2215-…

Excellent new work as part of our Wellcome funded Epitome study of policy effects on mental health. Led by Connor Gascoigne who shows negative effects of universal credit on psychological distress across England.