Had a great week in Champery communicating, presenting, and learning to ski ⛷️

Look forward to meeting again at SIRS and Discourse this March 🥰

So happy to be back in Canton for this conference. Meeting new and old friends always brings huge happiness.

Already started to miss these gold moments.

💡The sixth #DISCOURSE seminar of 2025 is coming!
🗓️November 28, 8:30-9:30AM EST.
🗣️Isaac Fradkin will discuss theory-driven analysis of natural language processing measures of thought disorder using generative language modeling.

Link: reuna.zoom.us/j/4198495066

#discourseconsortium #psychosis

💡The fifth #DISCOURSE seminar of 2025 is coming!
🗓️Oct 24, 8:30-9:30AM EST.
🗣️Dr. Eric YH Chen on aberrant semantic categorisation & loss of syntactic facilitation on working memory in psychosis.

Link: reuna.zoom.us/j/4198495066

#discourseconsortium #psychosis

💡Don't miss the fourth #DISCOURSE seminar of 2025!
🗓️October 10, 8:30-9:30 AM EST.
🗣️Dr. Anthony Yacovone @anthonyyacovone.bsky.social will discuss insights from naturalistic language research across populations.

Link: reuna.zoom.us/j/4198495066

#discourseconsortium #psychosis

💡Don't miss the first #DISCOURSE seminar of Fall 2025!
🗓️September 26, 8:30-9:30 AM EST.
🗣️Dr. Matthew Nour @mattnour.bsky.social will give a talk on charting trajectories of human thought using large language models.

Link: reuna.zoom.us/j/4198495066

#discourseconsortium #psychosis

📢 The TRUSTING Annual Meeting is underway in Barcelona!

🤝 Partners are meeting to drive forward a mission: developing a reliable, home-based app that detects speech 🗣️ changes linked to early signs of #psychotic relapse.

#TRUSTINGproject #AI #mentalhealth #Digitalhealth

We had a lovely TRUSTING assembly meeting last week in Barcelona! It felt so good to see the consortium every year and that we are moving steadily towards the glory grail. 🥰

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A wonderful SIRS symposium today followed by great dinne! Had a lot of fantastic discussions this afternoon - thanks for that!

Sylvia Ciampelli, a PhD candidate at UMCG, will present her study on quantifying positive formal thought disorder using large language models for sentence-level meaning, specifically sentence transformers.

Valeria is a psychiatrist and she will present the results of a semi-automated empirical analysis carried out with Italian participants, aimed at investigating prosodic, voice quality and interactional aspects of conversational turn-taking and their psychopathological correlates.

💡Don't miss the last #DISCOURSE seminar of the season!
🗓️March 7, 9-10 AM ET.
🗣️Two researchers will present their recent findings — details in the comments.

Link: zoom.us/j/6317863737

#discourseconsortium #psychosis

💡Don't miss the first #DISCOURSE seminar of the season!
🗓️Feb 18, 7-8 AM ET.
🗣️The Desipher Lab will present on speech in clinical high-risk individuals in the ENTER study.

Link: mcgill.zoom.us/my/lenapl

#discourseconsortium #psychosis

Debut here by saying that I have defended my thesis! Had a great pleasure of talking to Eric, Jeremy, and Thomas, and a great 3 years of working with Wolfram, Nuria, and all GraC colleagues!

Let's start a new journey together again 🥰