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We are an interdisciplinary institute bringing together faculty with a wide range of scientific backgrounds.
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Postdoctoral training applicants in psychiatric and statistical genetics with a focus on mental health invited to join VIPBG.
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Research
Genome-wide analysis of schizophrenia and multiple sclerosis identifies shared genomic loci with mixed direction of effects
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Students
Daniel Bustamante, a Ph.D. candidate in VCU Integrative Life Sciences doctoral program, was awarded a NIH/NIDA F31 grant.
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Faculty and Staff
Dr. Roberson-Nay receives a $275K grant for her “Quantification and Characterization of Bulk” research study.
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Post Docs
Chris Chatzinakos, Ph.D. accepted the Lindon Eaves Award for Excellence in Post-Doctoral Research
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Community Engagement is about partnerships between VCU and its communities that are working together, changing lives.
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