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TRUSTING Partners Attend ECNP Congress 2026 in Munich

Can changes in the way we speak help identify early signs of psychotic relapse? This question is at the heart of the TRUSTING project. And it’s also closely linked to the research discussed at this year’s 39th European College of Neuropsychopharmacology (ECNP) Congress. Held from 10 to 13 October 2026 in Munich, Germany, the congress […]

ECNP Congress 2026

Join thousands of international experts to discover the latest advances in brain research, mental health, and innovative treatments, while connecting with the global neuroscience community.

TRUSTING Newsletter Volume 4

Explore the latest project updates and upcoming events. Explore how the TRUSTING trial is accelerating recruitment across countries.

Automated Speech-Based Modeling of Item-Level Symptom Severity in Schizophrenia

Silvia Ciampelli, Janna N de Boer, Sanne Koops, Evan Troelstra, Almut Jebens, Jan-Bernard C Marsman, Arnout C Smit, Amir Hossein Nikzad, Ryan Partlan, Philipp Homan, Wolfram Hinzen, Sunny X Tang, Iris E C Sommer | Published: 25 June 2026 Importance: Speech carries subtle indicators of current mental state, a phenomenon routinely used in psychiatric assessment. Despite its potential, quantitative speech analysis is not yet integrated into clinical care. Objective: To […]

Using AI to Detect Psychosis Relapse: Scoping Review

Lorenzo Ghelfi, Jack Healy, Francesco Piacenza, Ian French, Nicholas McNamara, Khyber Afridi Rabbi, Benjamin Bond, Emma O’Hora, Darren Roddy, Moyyad Kamali, Sudipto Das, Sandra Anna Just, Enrico Tedeschi, Musarrat Hussain, Karl Øyvind Mikalsen, Stefan Kaiser, Giacomo Cecere, Sanne Koops, Janna de Boer, Elysie Nguyen, Emre Bora, Wolfram Hinzen, Philipp Homan, Iris E Sommer, David Cotter, Mary Cannon, John Paul Lyne | Published: 16 June 2026 Background: Psychotic disorder represents a leading cause of disability worldwide, and relapse in psychosis is common. Artificial intelligence […]

The challenges of implementing hybrid baselines for the interpretation of longitudinal behavioral data from individuals

Sandra Anna Just,  Enrico Tedeschi,  Einar Holsbø,  Karl Øyvind Mikalsen,  Lars Ailo Bongo,  Philipp Homan &  Brita Elvevåg | Published: 22 April 2026 Establishing whether observed behavioral differences reflect meaningful change in an individual necessitates baselines specific to the individual and task. Automated hybrid solutions combine adaptive baselines with fixed thresholds. Applying this approach to behavioral science harbors […]