Researcher profile

Emanuele Felice Osimo

Emanuele works on the prediction, mechanisms and treatment of severe mental illness, with a particular focus on psychosis and depression. He applies a range of translational approaches, including data science, genetics, epidemiology, and clinical informatics. He investigates how electronic health records and routinely collected biological data — including biomarkers — can be used to stratify patients with psychosis, and how risk prediction tools can improve timely access to effective and personalised treatments. His work spans the development, validation and implementation of clinical decision support tools, including MOZART, which aims to personalise care at the onset of psychosis. Emanuele contributes to local and national efforts to improve infrastructure for early psychosis research, including as deputy lead of the NIHR Mental Health Translational Research Collaboration (MH-TRC) Early Psychosis Workstream, and as co-investigator and local PI of the Early Psychosis Mission. He is also co-lead of the MH-TRC Mission CPFT Mood Disorders Research Clinic and Academic lead for the Cambridge MedTech Regulatory Hub.