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The Oxford University COSIE study (COvid-19, Social Isolation and Emotion) is an online study which asked people about their experiences during the coronavirus lockdown in late April 2020, while also using objective tests of psychological function to measure vulnerability to mental illness such as depression.

Women with her head resting on her hand, looking unhappy. — Figure 1: Oxford University COSIE study sample

Keya Bergeron-Verma

Keya Bergeron-Verma

Yong Wang

Yong Wang

Sarah Clayton

Sarah Clayton

Hollis du Pont

Hollis du Pont - MSc in Neuroscience student

Emma Scholey

PhD Emma Scholey - Postdoctoral Research Associate

Nimra Khan

Nimra Khan

Suzanne Williams

Suzanne Williams - Graduate Studies Administrator

Ian Straughair

Ian Straughair - Finance Officer

Liz Bale

Liz Bale - Research Assistant

Judy Hodgson

Judy Hodgson - PA to Professor Keith Hawton

Rongqin Yu

PhD Rongqin Yu - Associate Professor

Laura Winchester

DPhil Laura Winchester - Associate Professor

Laura Lee

Laura Lee

Ryan Leung

Ryan Leung - Postdoctoral Researcher

Ruben Laukkonen

Ruben Laukkonen

Alicia Mendes

Alicia Mendes

Valerie West

Valerie West - Research Manager

Ilina Singh

NEUROSCIENCE, ETHICS AND SOCIETY THEME LEAD Ilina Singh - Professor of Neuroscience & Society

Eric Deng

Eric Deng - Research Assistant

James Cooke

James Cooke

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