The Virginia Institute for Psychiatric and Behavioral Genetics research seminars are a weekly event that provides faculty, graduate students and post doctoral scholars the opportunity to prevent interesting research topics to the Institute. Occasionally, special guest speakers and other lectures may also be scheduled. The research seminars are held every Thursday during the academic year from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the VIPBG Conference Room #160 at Biotech One or online in our Zoom Room.
Most research seminars are recorded and available to watch by VCU eID holders. If you are unable to watch the videos, contact VIPBG Technology Services for assistance.
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Date
Seminar Title
Presenter
Media
465
2022-08-25
The Relationship Between Telomere Length and Lifetime and Prospective Major Depression Risk Across Ancestries. || Machine Learning Based Prediction of Major Depressive Disorder Symptoms Increases Genomic Discovery Power.
Dana Lapato and Amanda Gentry
466
2022-09-01
Genome-Wide Association Studies of Major Depression in the UK Biobank: Comparing across Methods, Phenotypic Definitions, and Ancestry.
MadhurBain Singh
467
2022-09-08
Research Program Updates
Kenneth Kendler
468
2022-09-15
Using multi-omics to uncover the genetic bases of psychiatric disorders.
Silviu-Alin Bacanu
469
2022-09-22
Mendelian Randomization and Measurement Invariance in ABCD.
Michael Neale
470
2022-09-29
Data sharing: Yes, no, and "it's complicated.”
Guest Speaker: Nina Exner, PhD
471
2022-10-06
The genetic architecture of cervical length and its relationship to spontaneous preterm birth.
