Virginia Institute for Psychiatric and Behavioral Genetics

We are an interdisciplinary institute bringing together faculty with a wide range of scientific backgrounds.

Postdoctoral training applicants in psychiatric and statistical genetics with a focus on mental health invited to join VIPBG.

Genome-wide analysis of schizophrenia and multiple sclerosis identifies shared genomic loci with mixed direction of effects

Mallory Stephenson, a third-year PhD ILS-BSG candidate, focuses on the genetic aspects of internalizing and substance use disorders.

Dr. Roberson-Nay receives a $275K grant for her “Quantification and Characterization of Bulk” research study.

Dr. Eva Lancaster, from VIPBG to shaping government policy concerning biomedical research and data science.

Community Engagement is about partnerships between VCU and its communities that are working together, changing lives.