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News & Events > Events > Neuropsychiatric Disease Working Group Evening Lecture

Neuropsychiatric Disease Working Group Evening Lecture

The NYGC’s Neuropsychiatric Working Group brings together researchers from our Institutional Founding Members (IFMs), NYGC faculty, senior faculty, NYGC technology development and computational scientists, and affiliate members to discuss the underlying disease mechanisms in neuropsychiatric disease.

Any questions on this event, contact events@nygenome.org.

Speakers

Neil Risch, PhD
Director, Institute for Human Genetics
Lamond Family Foundation Distinguished Professor in Human Genetics
Professor of Epidemiology & Biostatistics
UCSF

"Interrogating Race/Ethnicity Differences: A Tale of Two Phenotypes"

Moderated by

Thomas Lehner, PhD, MPH
Scientific Director of
Neuropsychiatric Disease Genomics
New York Genome Center

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