Infocop, the official media of the General Council of Psychology of Spain, devotes an article to precision mental health and the NOVA project as a way to improve the outcomes of psychological treatments.
Ms. Itzihuari Iratzi Montufar Burgos, from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), visits the research group to present the progress of her thesis.
The Official College of Psychology of Western Andalusia shares an article from the journal Apuntes de Psicología on artificial intelligence in clinical practice, with PsyPilot as an example of a therapeutic copilot.
The Precision Mind Lab and the NOVA project host a session with Dr. Lorenzo Lorenzo-Luaces (Indiana University Bloomington) on artificial intelligence and personalized psychological treatments.
Dr. Humberto Cruz Esparra (PsyD) visits the Precision Mind Lab at Villanueva University to explore with the NOVA team how artificial intelligence can drive more personalized, predictive and scalable mental health care.
We present a new paper describing NOVA as a multi-phase translational program to bring precision mental health into routine clinical services. It will be presented at CIPIE 2026 (Madrid).
Pablo Roca opens the PRACTICUM Sessions of the Faculty of Psychology at the Pontifical University of Salamanca with the lecture "Artificial Intelligence for Precision Mental Health".
The Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation, co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund, awards the R&D project "Precision Mental Health: Navigating Outcomes via Analytics (NOVA)".