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(draft) Publication Proposals


Below is a table with AMP SCZ publications currently in progress. To view published AMP SCZ papers, please visit PubMed.

Proposal NumberTitlePerson(s) Proposing the PublicationKeywordsDate
76Deconstructing neural heterogeneity in the CHR syndrome: precision mapping of altered excitatory/inhibitory imbalance Zach Anderson and Vijay A. MittalExcitatory/inhibitory implanace, social and role functioning, DTI, fMRI, global functioning scale, 03/14/2025
75Association of speech heterogeneity and functional connectivity in individuals with clinical high risk for psychosisJoseph Kambeitz, Annkathrin Böke, Lana Kambeitz-IlanLinguistic features, negative symptoms, resting state functional connectivity03/14/2025
74Neurophenomenological relationship between self-related experiences in CHR and meditationSaampras Ganesan and Vanessa Cropley Default-mode network, fMRI, self-disturbances, meditative awareness-of-self03/13/2025
73The neurophenomenology of self-disturbances in CHRSaampras Ganesan and Vanessa Cropley Default-mode network, fMRI, self-disturbances, 03/13/2025
72Baseline Cognitive Functioning in the Accelerating Medicines Partnership Schizophrenia Program: Patterns of Performance across a Diverse International SampleKelly Allott and Bill Stone. Other contributors: Walid Yassin, Cassandra Wannan, Ruben Gur, Eve Lewandowski and other Cognition Group Members and DPACC as appropriate.Cognitive performance, demographics, site factors, negative symptoms, cognitive functining, positive symptoms03/13/2025
71Exploring Associations between Suicidality and Attenuated Psychotic Symptoms in Clinical High-Risk for PsychosisStefano Damiani, Marika Orlandi, Paolo Fusar-PoliAttenuated psychotic symptoms, suicidality (ideation and behavior), socio-occupational functioning03/13/2025
70Multimodal Neuroimaging and Graph Signal Dynamics in Clinical High Risk StatesYasser Alemán Gómez, Paul Klauser, Philippe Conus, Raoul Jenni, Livia Alerci, Martine CleusixMultimodal imaging features, diffusion weighted MRI, resting-state functional MRI, graph signal processing method02/26/2025
68Characterising Sleep and Circadian Rhythm Phenotypes in Young People at Clinical High Risk for Psychosis Rosalind Ge and Vanessa Cropley. Jessica Hartmann, Barnaby Nelson, Justin Baker, Habiballah Rahimi Eichi, other interested AMP SCZ members Sleep, circadian rhythm, actigraphy, latent profile analysis02/06/2025
67Validation of transdiagnostic clinical stages in youth Rochelle Ruby Ye, Dominic Dwyer, Cassandra Wannan, Isabelle Scott, Barnaby Nelson, Patrick McGorry, Phillip Wolff, Cheryl Corcoran, Guillermo Cecchi, Kelly Allott, Bill Stone,Transdiagnostic staging, clinical stages02/20/2025
66Non-Suicidal Self-Injury in the AMP-SCZ cohort: Prevalence and Demographic and Clinical CorrelatesAbigayle Fogarty, Cheryl CorcoranNon-suicidal self-injury (NSSI), suicidal ideation, suicidal behavior01/20/2025
65Capturing Self-Disturbance in Spontaneous Speech_Validation Study Natural Language Analysis in CHR.docx | Powered by BoxElizabeth Ray, Agrima Srivastava, Zarina Bilgrami, Cheryl CorcoranSpeech validation, natural language analysis01/20/2025
63Entry to Clinical Research: Ethnoracial disparities in youth at Clinical High Risk for Psychosis (CHRp)Bernalyn Ruiz-Yu, Vanessa Calderon, Daisy Lopez, Carrie BeardenEthnoracial disparities, social factors, racial/ethnic minorities (REM)12/11/2024
62Affective Profiles of Youth at Clinical High Risk for PsychosisIan RaughAffective features, affective profiles, audio processing12/05/2024
61An Overview of Presenting Clinical Symptoms and Functioning in the SCZ AMP ProjectJean AddingtonClinical symptoms, clinical measures, confounding variables, side effects12/05/2024
60Reliability and Validity of the Calgary Depression Scale for Schizophrenia (CDSS) in Clinical High-Risk Individuals in the SCZ AMP Study Jean AddingtonCalgary Depression Scale for Schizophrenia (CDSS), major depressive disorder (MDD), negative symptoms11/28/2024
58Characterization of White matter abnormalities in subjects at clinical high risk for psychosis using diffusion tensor imaging and free-water imagingKang Ik Kevin Cho, PhD and Ofer Pasternak, PhDWhite matter abnormalities, diffusion tensor imaging (DTI), free-water imaging (FW), diffusion measures10/30/2024
57Broad sequential screening for psychosis risk at the secondary mental health level: Increasing access to evaluation in people at Clinical High RiskEmily Farina and Scott WoodsPsychosis risk, broad sequential screening,11/14/2024
56Clinical Subtype Detection in the CHR PopulationJohn Torous and Andrew (Jin Soo) ByunDigital biomarkers, digital measures, GPS, accelerometer, screen use, clinical subtypes11/06/2024
55Negative Symptoms, Social Cognition, and Suicide Risk in CHRAubrey Moe, Nick Breitborde, Heather WastlerNegative symtpoms, social cognition, suicide risk11/06/2024
54Peak Alpha Frequency in the Clinical High RiskVictor J. Pokorny, Vijay A. MittalPeak alpha frequency (PAF), cognitive functioning, social functioning11/06/2024
53Machine Learning and Digital Phenotyping to Predict Suicidality in a Clinical High Risk Sample: Baseline Data from AMP SCZAlex Dhima, Erlend Lane, John TorousDigital phenotyping, suicidality, suicide prediction, machine learning, clinical measures11/04/2024
52Characterizing grey- and white-matter heterogeneity and stability in CHR individuals using normative modellingCassandra Wannan, Dominic Dwyer, Barnaby Nelson, Stephen Wood, Sandra Vieira, Kelly Allott, William Stone, Interested Neuroimaging Working Group Members/other AMP SCZ membersGrey-matter heterogeneity, white-matter heterogeneity, normative neuroimaging, cognition11/04/2024
51Structural MRI Motion Estimation with Deep LearningSylvain Bouix, Charles Bricout (MSc student), Ofer Pasternak, Michael Harms, Kevin Cho, Owen BordersMRI, deep learning, motion estimation, visual QC prediction10/18/2024
50Prevalence of general medical conditions in individuals at clinical high risk for psychosis and its association with symptoms and functioningBeier Yao, Eve Lewandowski, John TorousGeneral medical conditions, clinical symptoms, social functioning09/27/2024
49Digital phenotyping of sleep in the CHR populationJohn Torous, Andrew (Jin Soo) ByunDigital phenotyping, sleep, sleep patterns, actigraphy, clinical meausres09/27/2024
48Objective Sleep Midpoint Estimation from Phone Sensor Data: A predictor of Depressive EpisodesHabib Rahimi Eichi, Yoon Chung, Justin BakerSleep, temporal locus of sleep, sleep estimation, sleep patterns, depressive episodes09/27/2024
47Predicting Elevated Negative Affective States from Smartphone Sensors in Clinical High-Risk Individuals: Personalized Machine Learning Approach.Yoonho Chung, Habib Rahimi Eichi, Justin Baker Machine learning, personalized prediction, negative affective states09/23/2024
46Actigraphy-based Individualized Energy Imbalance Association with Negative AffectHabib Rahimi Eichi, Yoon Chung, Justin BakerMood oscillations, affective disorders, physical activity, sleep, actigraphy09/23/2024
45Prediction of Affective and Psychotic Symptoms Using Smartphone-Based EMA Survey and Phone Sensor in Individuals at Clinical High-Risk.Yoonho Chung, Habib Rahimi Eichi, Justin BakerClinical symptoms, affective symptoms, psychotic symptoms, smartphone data analysis09/23/2024
44Investigating Missingness Patterns in EMA and Passive Sensor DataYoonho Chung, Habib Rahimi Eichi, Justin Baker, John Torous, Ofer PasternakParticipant engagement, missingness, clinical symptoms09/23/2024
43Identifying the structural and effective connectivity measures differentiating people at clinical high risk for psychosis from healthy controlsElise Rowe, Barnaby Nelson, Stephen Wood, Suzie Lavoie, Thomas Whitford, Dan MathalonEffective connectivity, functional connectivity, structural connectivity, white matter integrity, sensory information integration network, auditory attention network, visual attention network09/13/2024
42Protocol for Improving Smartphone Data Quality in a Longitudinal, International Multisite Study: Efforts from AMP SCZ.Erlend Lane, Jane Mikkelson, Matt Flathers, John TorousDigital phenotyping, data quality, smartphone data analysis, passive data09/11/2024
41Modification of the Family Interview for Genetic Studies (FIGS) for AMP® SchizophreniaSinead Kelly, Diana PerkinsFamily Interview for Genetic Studies (FIGS), methods development, tool development, rater training, scoring algorithm09/11/2024
40Interim Characterization of Multimodal Outcome Measures from The Accelerating Medicines Partnership Schizophrenia Baseline Data Johanna Seitz-Holland, Nora Penzel, Ofer PasternakMultimodal analysis, primary outcome measures, measure characterization, baseline analysis09/09/2024
39Combining Large Language Models and Feedback From Clinical High Risk Individuals To Identify Features of Lived Experience NarrativesJenna ReinenSymptom-related aspects, large language model (LLM), natural language processing (NLP), feature identification, lived experience narrative08/16/2024
38Automatic Assessment of the Scale of Prodromal Symptoms (SOPS) Using Large Language ModelsCarla AgurtoScale of Prodromal Symptoms (SOPS), large language model (LLM), speech assessment, speech analysis08/14/2024
37Understanding Cognitive Heterogeneity and its Link with Neural Activity Patterns in Clinical High-Risk Patients: Implications for Treatment Michael SandCognition, EEG, neural activity patterns07/30/2024
36Incidence, Prevalence, and Stability of Remission over Time in Individuals at CHR for PsychosisOfer Pasternak, Marty ShentonRemission, positive symptoms07/28/2024
35Replicating and extending relationships between premorbid adjustment, symptoms, and cognition in clinical high risk for psychosisHenery R. Cowan, Vijay A. MittalPremorbid Adjustment Scale (PAS), cognition, negative symptoms, positive symptoms, anxiety, depression07/26/2024
34Uncovering Cognitive and Neuroanatomical Differences: Investigation of the Impact of Childhood Trauma on Healthy and At-risk for Psychosis Individuals in the Context of Adverse Life EventsOznur Basturk, Lana Kambeitz-IlankovicChildhood trauma, cognition, adverse life events, neuroanatomical differences07/03/2024
33Elucidating the association between symptoms, cognition and functioning using longitudinal network analysis of digital markers in individuals at clinical high risk for psychosisJulian Wenzel,Hannah Hacker, Lana Kambeitz-Ilankovic, Joseph KambeitzDigital biomakers, digital measures, geolocation, cognition, social functioning, social interactions07/03/2024
32Baseline Severity of General Psychopathology in Youth at Clinical High-Risk for Psychosis Worldwide: Cross-Cultural Evidence from the Accelerating Medicines Partnership (AMP) Schizophrenia (SCZ) Program and Comparison with Previous CohortsGabriele Lo BuglioPsychopathology, cross-cultural differences05/30/2024
31The Effects of Childhood Trauma and Adversity on Social Cognition and Functioning in Individuals at a Clinical High Risk of PsychosisJulia SzaciloChildhood trauma, adversity, cognition, social functioning05/20/2024
30Concordance of SIPS and CAARMS Criteria for CHR and Symptom Significance Classification in the Positive Symptoms and Diagnostic Criteria for the CAARMS Harmonized with the SIPS (PSYCHS)Alyssa Bathery Structured Interview for Psychosis Risk Symptoms (SIPS), Comprehensive Assessment of At-Risk Mental States (CAARMS), clinical significance, measure concordance, measure disagreement, symptom classification05/06/2024
29The association between sleep quality and quantity and clinical high-risk statusJohanna Seitz-HollandSleep, sleep patterns, actigraphy, symptom severity05/19/2024
28The impact of cannabis legalization on the association between cannabis use and attenuated psychotic symptoms – results from the worldwide AMP SCZ studyNora Penzel, Sinead M. KellyCannabis, cannabis legalization, symptom severity, global functioning04/10/2024
27Preliminary Psychometric Properties of the 15 items of the Positive SYmptoms and Diagnostic Criteria for the CAARMS Harmonized with the SIPS Catalina MourguesStructured Interview for Psychosis Risk Symptoms (SIPS), Comprehensive Assessment of At-Risk Mental States (CAARMS), positive symptoms, convergent validity, divergent validity, item discrimination03/27/2024
26A shift to female preponderance in a recent sample of individuals at a clinical high risk for psychosis (CHR-P) Emily FarinaFemale preponderance, gender differences, symptom severity, social functioning03/27/2024
25Examining the impact of neighborhood factors and experienced discrimination on psychosis symptoms and functioning among marginalized young adultsJason SchiffmanEnvironmental risk factors, discrimination, symptom severity, social functioning04/16/2024
24Neural Signatures of Hallucination Emergence in a Clinical High-Risk PopulationAl PowersHallucinations, delusions, multimodal analysis02/26/2024
22Examining a Hierarchical Taxonomy of Symptoms for Individuals at CHRTrevor WilliamsHierarchical dimensional model, psychopathology02/14/2024
21Longitudinal Psychometric Validation of the Negative Symptom Inventory- Psychosis Risk (NSI-PR) in AMP SCZGregory Strauss, Vijay MittalNegative Symptom Inventory-Psychosis Risk (NSI-PR), longitudinal psychometric validation, validation02/14/2024
20Exploring the clinical and functional correlates of childhood trauma in Clinical High Risk for psychosis patientsLuis AlamedaChildhood trauma, adversity, psychopathology, functional domains, depression, positive symptoms, environmental risk factors02/14/2024
19Predictive Modelling of Future Suicidal Ideation and Attempts in Clinical High Risk Population using Machine LearningJosh NguyenSuicide prediction model, validation, model development, machine learning, suicidal ideation, suicidality02/21/2024
18Social and Role Functioning in the AMP SCZ Study: Description and correlatesRicardo E Carrion, Barbara CornblattSocial functioning, role functioning, rater accuracy, convergent validity, discriminant validity02/21/2024
17Assessment of the stability and repeatability of speech features and their relationship with clinical measures.Simon Hartmann, Isabelle ScottSpeech, linguistic features, acoustic features, speech reliability, positive symptoms, negative symptoms, thought disorder11/29/2023
16Suicide Risk in CHR: Relationship with Symptoms, Stress and SleepHeather Wastler, Nicholas Breitborde, Aubrey Moe, Lexi BlouinSuicide, suicidality, sleep, stress, clinical symptoms11/29/2023
15The Effect of Cognition on Real-World Functioning for Individuals at Clinical High-Risk for PsychosisDanielle N. Pratt, Vijay MittalCognition, processing speed, verbal learning, global functioning, verbal memory, IQ11/29/2023
11Strategies for Collecting Language Samples to Forecast the Onset of Psychosis in Clinical High-Risk IndividualsZarina R. Bilgrami, Michaela Ennis, Einat Liebenthal, Eduardo Castro, Carla Agurto, Justin T. Baker, Barnaby Nelson, Guillermo A. Cecchi, Cheryl M. Corcoran, Phillip WolffLanguage analysis, language collection methodologies, behavioral data, acoustic analysis06/28/2023
10Body fluid biomarkers and psychosis risk in AMP-SCZ: Design considerationsDiana Perkins and Scott ClarkFluid biomarkers, blood and saliva analysis, metadata collection06/28/2023
9Electroencephalography-based event-related potential and event-related oscillation assessments in the AMP SCZ StudyDaniel MathalonEEG-based biomarkers, EEG hardware, EEG analysis, test-retest reliability06/28/2023
6Digital Team Protocol Paper: Title TBDJohn TorousDigital biomarkers, digital measures, actigraphy, protocol development, behavioral features, data quality06/20/2023

Last Reviewed on May 8, 2025