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Harnessing neuroscience to translate genomic discoveries in psychiatry

Jeremy Hall, Cardiff University

Tuesday, 17 June 2025, 9.30am to 10.30am

Hosted by Rania Elgarf

In this talk, I will briefly overview key genomic findings in relation to schizophrenia, before illustrating the application of integrated neuroscience approaches to understanding the functional impacts of risk variants. I will give examples from both common and rare variants, and will emphasise the potential impacts in terms of biomarker discovery and therapeutic innovation. 

 

This seminar is hosted in the Seminar Room and online: