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 Mission Statement

The International Society of Psychiatric Genetics is a world wide organization that aims to:

  • Promote and facilitate research in the genetics of psychiatric disorders, substance use disorders and allied traits
  • Promote education, both of the scientific community and of the lay public
  • Encourage communication and collaboration between researchers
  • Encourage the development of research methods and, where possible, encourage comparability and replicability of results
  • Strive for the highest ethical standards in research and the application of findings from genetic research in clinical psychiatric practice
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 Society Information

Board


Laura Almasy - San Antonio, USA
Samuel H. Barondes - San Francisco, USA
Margit Burmeister - Ann Arbor, USA
Nick Craddock - Birmingham, UK
Maria Del Zompo - Cagliari, Italy
Lynn E. DeLisi - Boston, USA
Stephen V. Faraone - Syracuse, USA
Elliott Gershon - Chicago, USA
Michael Gill - Dublin, Ireland
James Kennedy - Toronto, Canada
Douglas Levinson - Palo Alto, USA
Jacques Mallet - Paris, France
Francis McMahon - Baltimore, USA
Markus Noethen - Bonn, Germany
John Nurnberger, Jr. - Indianapolis, USA
Michael Owen - Cardiff, UK
John Rice - St. Louis, USA
Thomas Schultz - Baltimore, USA
Ming Tsuang - LaJolla, USA

 

Officers

President: Professor Ming Tsuang
Department of Psychiatry
University of California San Diego
LaJolla, CA 92093

Secretary: Lynn E. DeLisi, MD
Veterans Affairs Boston Healthcare System
940 Belmont Street
Building 2, Ward 2-4-B
Brockton, MA 02301
Vice-President: Professor Stephen V. Faraone
Department of Psychiatry
SUNY Upstate Medical University
Syracuse, NY 13210

Treasurer: Professor John P. Rice
Professor of Mathematics in Psychiatry
Washington University School of Medicine
660 South Euclid Avenue
Box 8134
St. Louis, MO 63110