The #ADHD Remote Technology Study of Cardiometabolic Risk Factors and Medication Adherence (ART-CARMA) team discuss their preliminary findings and attendance at the #EUNETHYDIS (the European Network for ADHD) 36th annual meeting. Read more: timespan.eu/adhd-art-car...

While the autism spectrum is now widely accepted, understanding of the ADHD continuum lags behind Professor Jonna Kuntsi writes in @bmj_latest about how we need greater awareness of the #ADHD continuum + how to best target interventions Read now: doi.org/10.1136/bmj....#ADHD#ADHDAwarenessMonth

🎉 Huge congratulations to Qigang Deng, an ART PhD student, on successfully passing his viva yesterday! An incredible milestone and so well deserved.

📖 Last Tuesday we held our bimonthly ADHD Research Group Meeting and Journal Club, where we were lucky to hear two fantastic talks. Thank you to both Emma and Yuezhou for such interesting presentations!

Exciting news for the ART-transition team! Research assistant @annaredly.bsky.social has been accepted onto the DRIVE-Health Doctoral Research Programme and will be starting her PhD with the lab this fall. Congratulations Anna, we can’t wait to see how your PhD progresses 🔎

This week we are introducing our wonderful DRIVE-Health PhD Student Kanyakorn Veerakanjana. Now in the third year of her PhD, Kanyakorn is deep in her analysis of the ART-CARMA data, focusing on cardio-metabolic risk factors.

This week, @aislinnbowler.bsky.social , the ART-team post-doc, helped to run the Youth Awards at the SGDP alongside the wonderful Jared, Celestine and Nour.

Many congratulations to ART PhD student Qigang Deng for submitting his thesis last week, titled “Addressing challenges in the measurement of ADHD symptoms: the relative age effect and remote measurement technology.” What a huge achievement, well done Qigang 👏

This week we are introducing @phoeberocks.bsky.social, one of the fantastic Research Assistants on the ART-CARMA study.

📖 Last Thursday we had our bimonthly ADHD Research Group Meeting and Journal Club, and saw brilliant talks from PhD students @alicebarnes.bsky.social and Kanyakorn Veerakanjana! Great job to both students, and thank you for such an engaging session!

This week, we're introducing one of the Research Assistants on the ART-CARMA team, @hannahkmarriott.bsky.social! Hannah works hard to ensure that data collection is running seamlessly, supporting participants through their 12-month study period and preparing data for analyses. Thanks Hannah 🙏

📝 Just published! We have a new paper out in #ChildAndAdolescentMentalHealth on our service model: how clinicians & researchers at the Lab are using digital innovations to meet urgent needs in #CAMHS ⬇️ The paper: acamh.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/... The blog: www.kcl.ac.uk/news/new-pap...

📊 Great job to ART-CARMA PhD student Kanyakorn Veerakanjana for her poster at the DRIVE-Health Summer Symposium!

We're introducing one of the key members of the ART team, @alicebarnes.bsky.social! As the ART-CARMA study coordinator and a PhD student, Alice ensures the study is running smoothly as well as conducts her own analyses. It's been amazing to see all of the exciting results from her hard work 🎉

Well done to Alice Barnes and Kanyakorn Veerakanjana, our 3rd year PhD students working on ART-CARMA, for their SGDP center talks today! It was great to hear such interesting insights from early qualitative and quantitative ART-CARMA data - watch this space 👀

📙 We had our bimonthly ADHD Research Group & Journal Club yesterday. @amandinesenequier.bsky.social presented her first PhD project on ADHD symptoms and physical activity in a UK birth cohort. @annaredly.bsky.social led Journal Club on stimulant use in menstruating women with ADHD. Thank you both!

✏️ Check out our wonderful PhD student @alicebarnes.bsky.social's reflections on the 10th ADHD World Congress in Prague last week! She presented a poster on data from ART-CARMA, our remote monitoring study of adults with ADHD – great to hear what a good experience it was.

⭐Our ART-CARMA team is looking forward to presenting findings from the project at the 10th ADHD World Congress of ADHD in Prague this week.

For this week's "Transition Tuesday", we are introducing one of our lovely research assistants, @katiecr.bsky.social 👋

🎓 Huge congratulations to our brilliant post-doc @aislinnbowler.bsky.social on graduating with her PhD from Birkbeck! Her research explored early childhood motor skills and genetic and phenotypic associations with later neurodevelopmental, cognitive, and psychiatric outcomes.

Last week, @adhd-remote-tech.bsky.social researchers Professor Jonna Kuntsi and Alice Barnes, as well as participants Rachel and Christian presented research and experiences with #ADHD medication at TIMESPAN's "ADHD, obesity & cardiometabolic health" event.

🧠 it's a wrap already! ▪️findings from TIMESPAN research ▪️panel discussion on stopping #ADHD meds ▪️ keynote on ADHD in our prisons: experiences of a prison counsellor Huge thank you to everyone for joining this first public engagement event 🙏 @adhd-remote-tech.bsky.social

🧠 From epidemiology to AI Day 2 of our #TIMESPAN GA covered research updates, remote monitoring, and predictive modelling. On to tomorrow’s Public Engagement Event! 🚀 #ADHD #CardiometabolicHealth #HorizonEU

Hi from London! 👋🎡 Our 5th GA day 1 just finished. 👉masterclass (Dr Folarin & @alicebarnes.bsky.social on @adhd-remote-tech.bsky.social 👉keynote lecture by Prof. Dobson 👉Flash talks by our ECS! We're off to @sciencerallye.bsky.social now #younginvestigator #pharmacoepi #mhealth #adhdresearch

🎉For this weeks 'Transition Tuesday' we are giving a huge well done to our post-doc & study coordinator @aislinnbowler.bsky.social for her SGDP talk on integrating PPI into ART-transition. This talk drew on our ART-pilot study, focus groups, and ongoing PPI panel. Great to see the impact PPI has!

For this week's "Transition Tuesday", we are introducing one of our research assistants, @annaredly.bsky.social 👋 As a research assistant, she helps ensure that ART-transition is running smoothly day-to-day. Outside of work, she loves to discover new places in London and enjoy the sun ☀️

📣 New publication from our ART pilot study! Hayley Denyer and colleagues investigate what remote monitoring technology - using smartphones and wearables - can tell us about sleep differences between individuals with and without ADHD. Read the full paper here: link.springer.com/article/10.1...

The ART team really enjoyed the "Hidden in Plain Sight" conference on #ADHD in girls and women at the University of Nottingham yesterday! So many interesting and important insights from clinicians, researchers and women with lived experience.

This week ART-CARMA saw its 150th study participant finished their 12-month remote monitoring period, with 78 having now completed their study duration in UK with our @kingscollegelondon.bsky.social team and 76 in Spain with team at the VHIR!

💡 This 'Transition Tuesday' we’re celebrating the vital role our Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) panel play in shaping our research (see thread below).

Many individuals with #ADHD start medication but stop taking it over time. Why? We'll discuss this question in a dedicated session at our Public Engagement Event on 11 April 2025 in London! Register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... #pharmacoepi @adhd-remote-tech.bsky.social @viljo.me

For this week's "Transition Tuesday" we are introducing Dr. Aislinn Bowler! 👋 @aislinnbowler.bsky.social is our brilliant postdoctoral researcher and ART-transition study coordinator. She is responsible for setting up the study, managing the research team, and analyzing the data from the study.

🌟 This #WomensHistoryMonth, we honor five women shaping #ADHDResearch: Barbara Franke – ADHD genetics Katya Rubia – Brain imaging Anita Thapar – Genetic & environmental factors Sandra Kooij – Adult ADHD & hormones Jonna Kuntsi – ADHD across the lifespan Read more: timespan.eu/women-who-in...

Join us in London on April 11th for the TIMESPAN Public Engagement Event! We're excited that members of the ART-CARMA team and our collaborators will be speaking at this event — it’s a great opportunity to hear about the latest on ADHD research.

Are you a 16-17-year-old with ADHD in the UK, or do you work with young people this age? We are recruiting for ART-transition, a project aiming to improve our understanding of the transition to adulthood in young people with #ADHD. If this interests you, get in contact at [email protected].

For #InternationalWomensDay2025, we've put together a special podcast series with 24 female professors at the IoPPN, in conversation with students, about their research, challenges in academia and their advice to new students #AcademicSky #WomeninSTEMM Listen today! open.spotify.com/show/4ivmY1w...

Our bimonthly ADHD Research Group & Journal Club featured an engaging science presentation by PhD student Heet Sankesara on his recent paper and a thought-provoking journal club led by Research Assistant @katiecr.bsky.social. Great work guys! 🎉

This "Transition Tuesday", we're congratulating ART-transition Study Coordinator @aislinnbowler.bsky.social and former ART PhD student/Post-doc Hayley Denyer for their talk "ADHD across the Lifespan" to clinicians from Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust last week! 👏 👏 👏

We have recently started recruitment for our new study, ART-transition! 🎉To celebrate, we are launching “Transition Tuesdays”, where we introduce members of the team, provide recruitment updates and go behind-the-scenes with our study team. For the first week, meet the minds behind ART-transition!

🔸Join us in London on April 11, 2025! 📢 New Vantage Points in #ADHD, #Obesity & Cardiometabolic Health; a forum uniting lived experiences & #ADHDresearch! ✔ Free to attend! 🔗 Register: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... @easoobesity.bsky.social @adhd-remote-tech.bsky.social

Anna Redly shares how transition from adolescence to adulthood can affect people with #ADHD differently + how the @adhd-remote-tech.bsky.social#ADHDteam is using smartphones and wearables to better understand what is happening 👇 #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek

🧠 For Children’s Mental Health Week 2025, ART team member @annaredly.bsky.social wrote a blog post on the importance of better understanding the transition age in young people with #ADHD. Sound interesting? Read more here: www.kcl.ac.uk/adhd-over-time @kingsioppn.bsky.social

Great talks at from our Research Assistants at the SGDP Centre Research Assistant Special Seminar. Well done guys 😄 @hannahkmarriott.bsky.social @phoeberocks.bsky.social @annaredly.bsky.social @katiecr.bsky.social

📱 New paper from our ART pilot study! Heet Sankesara & team explore whether passive monitoring through phones & wearables can identify digital markers of ADHD, such as attention lapses or restlessness Read more: formative.jmir.org/2025/1/e54531/

💬 New qualitative paper from our collaborator @emilienordby.bsky.social & team! This paper explores experiences of change after an intervention for emotional dysregulation in adults with ADHD. Read more: bmcpsychiatry.biomedcentral.com/articles/10....

Are you a 16-17-year-old with ADHD in the UK, or do you work with young people this age? We are recruiting for ART-transition, a project focused on predicting and preventing negative outcomes. Interested? Check out the poster and contact [email protected] for more info.

We're thrilled to announce the successful completion of recruitment for the ART-CARMA study! By the end of 2024, we enrolled 154 participants at King’s College London and 151 at Vall d'Hebron, surpassing our 300-participant target. A huge thank you to our collaborators and ADHD clinics!

🎉 New review paper from Kate Fifield & team! This paper explores completion rates of ecological momentary assessment in populations with a higher likelihood of cognitive impairment. Read more here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

Looking forward to getting started with this new participatory project! If you are a neurodivergent young adult (age 18-25y) or parent/carer of a neurodivergent young person and would like to get involved, please reach out! #neurodiversity #livedexperience #mentalhealth