Daniel Lindqvist

Daniel Lindqvist is an Associate Professor and Senior Lecturer at Lund University's Faculty of Medicine, Department of Clinical Sciences. As a consultant psychiatrist and project manager at the Unit for Biological and Precision Psychiatry, he specializes in precision psychiatry, biomarker integration, and depression subtyping. His role as a supervisor spans multiple PhD projects, including anxiety disorders and treatment personalization.

Research Interests:

• Identifying depression subgroups via clinical-biomarker integration
• Tailoring antidepressants to pathophysiological profiles
• Peripheral-central biomarker correlations in mental health
• Role of inflammation and stress axis in psychiatric conditions

Article Trends: Recent work focuses on alcohol use disorder treatments (varenicline/bupropion), omega-3 fatty acid interventions for inflamed depression, and systematic reviews on serotonin biomarkers. Projects emphasize anti-inflammatory strategies, precision medicine, and neurobiological mechanisms.

Grants & Collaborations: Funded by Inga och John Hains Foundation (2024-2030), Swedish Research Council (2020-present), and Forte (2020-present). Collaborates across disciplines in anxiety disorders (2023-2027) and pediatric care models.