Dr. Filippo Queirazza

Biography

Filippo Queirazza is a Clinical Senior Lecturer in Mental Health and Wellbeing and a Visiting Researcher in the School of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of Glasgow. His research interests focus on Computational Psychiatry, particularly in characterizing neural computational mechanisms that underlie value-based and perceptual learning, metacognition, and the context of mental disorders. He employs a multimodal approach, integrating neuroimaging and computational modeling with pattern recognition techniques aimed at controlling clinical groups. His work aims to develop clinically viable neurocomputational assays that enable the stratification of current psychiatric diagnostic categories into mechanistically distinct subgroups, which can inform predictions of clinically relevant outcomes. Throughout his career, Queirazza has been involved in various funded research projects aimed at investigating the neural signatures and treatment responses associated with mood disorders and depression. He has a strong commitment to supervising postgraduate students, fostering the next generation of researchers in the field of mental health.

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