Members

David Kreindler - view scientist profile
Dr. Kreindler is a staff psychiatrist in the division of youth psychiatry at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre and an associate scientist in evaluative clinical sciences platform at Sunnybrook Research Institute. His areas of expertise include mood and anxiety disorders, child and adolescent psychiatry, software development and psychometric instrument design. He conducts research into clinical applications of handheld computers to mental health, as well as mathematical modelling of mood disorders.

Charles Lumsden - charles.lumsden@utoronto.ca
Dr. Lumsden is a tenured full professor in the department of medicine at the University of Toronto. His areas of expertise include mathematical modelling and virtual reality applications in bioscience. Among his research areas are visualization in computational biology and quantitative models of abnormal behaviour and psychopathology.

Nicholas Woolridge - view U of T profile
Woolridge is a tenured associate professor in biomedical communications at U of T. He is an expert in computer animation, human-computer interaction and data visualization. He conducts research into the development of digital media as instruments of biomedical research, teaching and patient assistance.

Anthony Levitt - view scientist profile
Dr. Levitt is the chief of psychiatry at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre and Women's College Hospital. He is also a scientist in the evaluative clinical sciences platform at Sunnybrook Research Institute. He is an international expert in mood disorders, and has developed international guidelines for treatment and management of depression and other mood disorders. Levitt conducts research on the treatment and epidemiology of seasonal depression, adolescent depression and treatment-resistant depression, and the role of thyroid hormones in depression and in thyroid illness.

Jasna Deluce - jasna.deluce@sunnybrook.ca
Ms. Deluce holds a bachelor's degree in psychology, and is working as a research assistant for the Centre for Mobile Computing in Mental Health.