Dr Max Lange is a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the Department of Psychosis Studies at the Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London, where he previously completed his PhD in Applied Artificial Intelligence, including a research placement at the Laboratory for Computational Physiology within the Harvard–MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology. He additionally holds an MSc in Organisational Psychiatry & Psychology, also from King's College London.

His current research uses longitudinal electronic health-record data to investigate the timing and predictors of diagnostic transition from an initial schizophrenia-spectrum diagnosis to bipolar disorder. This work forms part of a wider programme to improve the recognition and evidence-based management of bipolar disorder within psychosis services.

His broader research focuses on the development and evaluation of artificial intelligence for mental healthcare. His work includes clinical prediction and treatment-recommendation models, large language models, electronic health records and the responsible implementation of AI in healthcare.

Research Interests

• Artificial intelligence in mental healthcare
• Electronic health records and applied informatics
• Treatment response prediction Clinical decision support systems
• Large language models
• Psychosis and bipolar disorder
• Responsible and trustworthy health AI

Research Groups 

Recognition and Evidence-Based Management of Bipolar Disorder in Psychosis Pathways