Sinan Guloksuz

Sinan Guloksuz is a Clinical Assistant Professor in Psychiatry at Yale University's School of Medicine. His research focuses on the exposome's role in mental health, integrating genomic and environmental data to understand psychosis, schizophrenia, and mental disorder trajectories. He leads the GuloksuzLab, emphasizing early intervention, precision prevention, and translational research to improve mental health outcomes.

Education: MD from Gazi University School of Medicine (2005), PhD from Maastricht University (2015).

Research interests include gene-environment interactions, transdiagnostic approaches, and mental health policy. Collaborations span global institutions, including the EU-GEI study and UK Biobank analyses. He investigates topics such as cannabis policy, temperature's impact on psychiatric admissions, and risk prediction for suicide and psychosis.

Key contributions include exposome-wide association studies, polygenic risk score applications, and machine learning for mental health prediction. Advocates for transdisciplinary collaboration and equity-driven research.