# Cambridge centre for Precision Psychiatry and Data Science > CPPDS ## Posts - [End of year celebrations](https://www.cppds.org.uk/end-of-year-celebrations/): Last week we had a nice evening together – and even had matching T-shirts! This was to thank everyone for their hard work this year, and wish everyone a happy New Year! - [Congrats to our students](https://www.cppds.org.uk/congrats-to-our-students/): Congratulations to our PhD students – from left to right: Benji, then Ben (postdoc), Graham (PI), Jerry, Shrankla, Jim, and Ben (who spent some time with us in the past) – for a successful Student Symposium! - [Group social feed](https://www.cppds.org.uk/group-social-feed/) - [Emanuele awarded prize for research](https://www.cppds.org.uk/emanuele-awarded-prize-for-research/): Emanuele was on Thursday awarded the Royal College of Psychiatrists Early Career Academic Researcher of the Year 2025. The photo shows Emanuele with Graham at the ceremony, holding the award. Read the full shortlists on the Royal College website. Read the news launch on the CPFT website. - [The Early Intervention Mission reaches 200 recruited participants!](https://www.cppds.org.uk/the-early-intervention-mission-reaches-200-recruited-participants/): Congratulations to the Early Intervention Mission (EIM) team on reaching a major milestone—200 participants recruited! Thank you to all participants, researchers, and collaborators who made this possible! 🎉 The EIM study is a pioneering UK-wide initiative aimed at transforming our understanding and treatment of early psychosis. By collecting longitudinal data, biological samples, and digital assessments from individuals at risk or with a history of psychosis, the study seeks to develop precision medicine tools for early intervention. Its goals include improving risk stratification, tailoring prevention strategies, and building a research register to support future studies. This milestone marks a significant step […] - [Funding success!](https://www.cppds.org.uk/funding-success/): We are pleased to announce that we have just obtained a grant from Rosetrees Trust to advance the development of MOZART, our risk prediction model for treatment resistance in first episode psychosis (EHR, clinical risk prediction modelling). You can read more about this in our Projects page. (We’ve also just been told we were unsuccessful with another large grant application… c’est la vie…) - [The Early Intervention Mission reaches 150 recruits!](https://www.cppds.org.uk/the-early-intervention-mission-reaches-150-recruits/): The Early Intervention Mission, our national NIHR study aiming to improve psychosis research infrastructure and recruit participants to donate a sample as well as their data for research has reached another milestone! - [Thank you for all your work!](https://www.cppds.org.uk/thank-you-for-all-your-work/): We had to say farewell to Ines, who is leaving for residency elsewhere… But we did it in style, with a barbecue + punt on Darwin College’s island on the Cam. - [The Early Intervention Mission reaches 100 participants!](https://www.cppds.org.uk/the-early-intervention-mission-reaches-100-participants/): Our study The Early Intervention Mission has recruited its first 100 participants! Further information and contacts, including to join our mailing list of Early Intervention in Psychosis services and Psychosis grand rounds, click: eim.digitrial.com - [Welcome to our new website!](https://www.cppds.org.uk/welcome-to-our-new-website/): We are developing this website. Please bear with us while we do this. As you can see, we are very busy! ## Pages - [Donate to our Research](https://www.cppds.org.uk/donate-to-research/): Would you like to make a donation or leave a gift to the Cambridge centre for Precision Psychiatry and Data Science? We are able to accept gifts and donations through this link: - [Privacy Policy](https://www.cppds.org.uk/privacy-policy/): Who we are We are the Cambridge centre for Precision Psychiatry and Data Science or CPPDS, a research group based at the University of Cambridge.Our website address is: https://www.cppds.org.uk.For privacy queries, please contact: Emanuele Osimo on efo22[@]cam.ac.uk This website and its contents are privately managed by the CPPDS team and are not the responsibility of the University of Cambridge or Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust. What data we collect We do not allow user registration, comments, or file uploads.However, when you visit our site, we automatically collect limited information through cookies and analytics tools, such as: How we use […] - [Group publication list](https://www.cppds.org.uk/group-publication-list/) - [Prospective students and staff](https://www.cppds.org.uk/for-students/) - [Osimo and Murray Homepage](https://www.cppds.org.uk/): Welcome to the Cambridge centre for Precision Psychiatry and Data Science – or CPPDS – based at the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Cambridge, and Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust, UK The lab has two PIs, Emanuele Osimo and Graham Murray, both senior clinicians in psychiatry. Their research aims to translate findings into clinical practice, for the benefit of people with lived experience of mental illness and the wider public. This website has sections dedicated to who we are, including staff, students, and collaborators; to our current research projects; to prospective students and staff, describing vacancies and […] - [People](https://www.cppds.org.uk/people-osimo-murray/): Principal Investigators: Emanuele Osimo contact: efo22[at]cam.ac.ukGoogle ScholarLinkedInCambridge Neuroscience Profile 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 treatments. His work spans the development, validation and implementation of clinical decision support tools, including MOZART, which aims to personalise care at […] - [Lab themes and projects](https://www.cppds.org.uk/lab-projects/): Our projects fall under a number of themes: Data Science/Clinical Informatics Our lab uses large-scale clinical data — particularly secondary mental health care electronic health records (EHR) — to research the biology and seek treatments for psychiatric disorders. We use EHRs to investigate real-world outcomes, treatment trajectories, and service use patterns in psychosis and depression. We are particularly interested in using routinely collected biomarkers, including bloods. We are part of the Clinical Informatics for Mind and Brain health (CLIMB) group at the Department of Psychiatry. As an example, we use patient-derived data to make inferences about the cardiometabolic and immune […] - [Lab news](https://www.cppds.org.uk/lab-news-social/): This is a blog page template page created by Superb Addons. You can edit this page's content and its template. If the blocks you want to edit can't be found in the page content, please edit the blog template (home or index). [comment]: # (Generated by Hostinger Tools Plugin)