An international research team led by Professor Danielle Posthuma (VU / VUmc) has identified the genes, brain areas and cell types that are important in intelligence and neuroticism. Both studies were published June 25, 2018 in Nature Genetics.

A joint effort between the groups of Gerome Breen of the Institute of Psychiatry, London and Danielle Posthuma of the CNCR-CTG, highlights functional consequences of genes associated with intelligence, published March 8, in Molecular Psychiatry.

As of March 1, 2018 Martijn van den Heuvel has started as a new PI at the Department of Complex Trait Genetics of the CNCR.

PhD student Mats Nagel from CTGlab publishes in Nature Communications

The Paul G. Allen Frontiers group symposium “What makes us human?”.

PhD student Kyoko Watanabe from CTGlab publishes in Nature Communications

PhD student Richard Karlsson Linnér from CTGlab publishes in Molecular Psychiatry

Philip Jansen, Kyoko Watanabe and Danielle Posthuma from CNCR/CTGlab all received awards this week!

PhD student Jorim Tielbeek from CTGlab and VUMC publishes in JAMA Psychiatry

An international team of researchers, including Danielle Posthuma of the VU & VUMC Amsterdam, identified Rare Copy Number Variants in NRXN1 and CNTN6 that increase the risk for Tourette Syndrome. The findings were published in Neuron, June 21.