Lecturer in Psychological Science at University of Bristol
I am a psychiatric genetic epidemiologist, interested in understanding and preventing mental illness. My research is highly interdisciplinary, combining methodologies from behaviour genetics, epidemiology and longitudinal modelling. Currently, my research focus has three core areas:
One way to improve causal inference is to triangulate findings from multiple different research designs, each with different sources of bias. During our IAS fellowship, we will be thinking about the best ways to design triangulation studies for mental health research, and how to reach stronger causal conclusions for these complex phenotypes.