Shiqi's PhD project at QMUL, funded by the China Scholarship Council (CSC), focuses on the early predictors and outcomes of depression in young people from the general population and with ADHD. 

Emma's PhD project at QMUL, funded by an ESRC LISS DTP studentship, focuses on understanding how neurodivergent young people from diverse backgrounds experience and present mental health challenges.

Jure's PhD project at QMUL, funded by a QMUL studentship, focuses on the mechanisms underlying mental health problems in neurodivergent and neurotypical young people.

Chiara's PhD project at QMUL, funded by an ESRC LISS DTP studentship, investigates the link between childhood neurodevelopmental conditions and health outcomes across the lifespan, with a particular focus on mental health and in adolescence.

Eloise's PhD project at Royal Holloway and QMUL, funded by the ESRC Social Purpose CDT studentship, focuses on predictors and outcomes of met and unmet needs in school children and adolescents with Special Education Needs and Disabilities (SEND).

Jingni's PhD project at QMUL, funded by the China Scholarship Council (CSC) and co-supervised with Valdas Noreika, focuses on the association between mind wandering and mental health conditions, with a focus on temporal orientation.

Rosie's PhD project at QMUL, funded by an ESRC LISS DTP studentship and co-supervised with Elisabetta Versace and Manuela Angioli, aims to develop an in-person positive psychology intervention to improve wellbeing in young people, with a focus on teenage professional dancers.

Kit's PhD project at QMUL, funded by the China Scholarship Council (CSC) and co-supervised with Elisabetta Versace and Manuela Angioli, seeks to develop and validate an open-source web app to deliver a positive psychology intervention to promote wellbeing in young people.