Alice Russell graduated from king's College London University of psychiatry, psychology and neuroscience with a doctorate in mental medicine.

Her clinical studies with patients focus on the laws of bio and clinical changes occurring in the context of inflammation, in order than any other to understand the role of the immune system on the signs experienced by patients with acquired lethargy syndrome.

She was awarded a scholarship in a State University studies health for leadership in applied research in the field of health and to make dissertations, and together awarded the Elsevier distinguished dissertation award for the IoPPN in July 2018.

She published or contributed to various notes on the relationship between inflammation and various diseases, covering the syndrome of acquired lethargy, psychosis of the first episode, bipolar disorder and depression.

In real time, she works as a clinical studies Manager at the Royal Institute of London, continuing to make a personal contribution to applied research in patients ' interests