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MULTICAST-A MULTIdisCiplinary Approach to prediction and treatment of SuicidaliTy

MULTICAST Kick-off 2023

  • Principal Investigators and Guest Speakers
    Principal Investigators and Guest Speakers
  • Prof. Dr. Elisabeth Stark
    Prof. Dr. Elisabeth Stark
  • Anna Bankwitz and Prof. Dr. Guido Seiler
    Anna Bankwitz and Prof. Dr. Guido Seiler
  • Prof. Dr. Matthias Mehl
    Prof. Dr. Matthias Mehl
  • Prof. Dr. Birgit Kleim
    Prof. Dr. Birgit Kleim
  • Prof. Dr. Guido Seiler
    Prof. Dr. Guido Seiler
  • Prof. Dr. Rory O`Connor
    Prof. Dr. Rory O`Connor
  • Prof. Dr. Sebastian Olbrich
    Prof. Dr. Sebastian Olbrich
  • Prof. Dr. Katharina Schultebraucks
    Prof. Dr. Katharina Schultebraucks
  • Jacopo Mocellin and Dr. Stephanie Homan
    Jacopo Mocellin and Dr. Stephanie Homan
  • Apéro
    Apéro

Kick-off event of the interdisciplinary project MULTICAST: Linguistic prediction of suicidal thoughts and behavior

Around seventy experts from the field of suicide prevention were present at the kick-off event of the MULTICAST project. The project tackles the prediction of suicidal thoughts and suicidal behavior and the development of innovative treatment methods. It is funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) and brings together leading international researchers. 

Among the speakers were Prof. Dr. Elisabeth Stark, Vice President for Research at the University of Zurich, Prof. Dr. Matthias Mehl from the Department of Psychology at the University of Arizona, and Prof. Dr. Rory O`Connor from the Department of Psychology at the University of Glasgow, who brought their expertise and experience to push the MULTICAST project forward.

MULTICAST is a four-year interdisciplinary project carried out in collaboration between the Psychiatric University Hospital Zurich, the Department of Psychology of the University of Zurich, the German Department of the University of Zurich, and the Grossman School of Medicine, USA. The project focuses, inter alia, on language in the context of suicidality and uses a multimodal prediction that draws on a wide variety of data sources. Findings from this project could help improve suicide prevention and offer affected people timely help. We hope for further successful gatherings and to exchange with experts in this important field of suicide prevention.

 


 

 

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Please direct any queries to kickoff.multicast@bli.uzh.ch