The grant supports a project called Trajectories and predictors in the clinical high risk for psychosis population: Australian network of clinics and international partners (CHR-Aus). This involves Orygen researchers working with partners across Australia, Europe, and Asia to collect extensive data on symptoms, biomarkers and clinical outcomes. In the UK, this includes working with Professors Matthew Broome and Rachel Upthegrove at The Institute for Mental Health at the University of Birmingham, and with the Early Intervention for Psychosis Service of Forward Thinking Birmingham (FTB) and Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust