Presenting the new Professor of Molecular Endocrinology and Metabolism. Seen here celebrating with 3 Basses and a (Sea)Bass Li Chan Queen Mary University of London Barts and The London, Queen Mary William Harvey Research Institute

Professorial sea food celebrations continue :)

Come and work with us in a supportive and friendly team! The NIDUS Study

Such a great example of collaboration between families, Unique and the many geneticists/researchers who review and help write Unique’s guides.

Postdoc role now online in addition to research assistant and research nurse. Come and join a great team Centre for Preventive Neurology Wolfson Institute of Population Health qmul.ac.uk/jobs/vacancies…

We are delighted to see these images from Rianna Patterson, one of our Dementia MSc students and look forward to her forthcoming documentary about people living with dementia in the Caribbean. Great work! You can read a Q&A with Rianna here: ucl.ac.uk/brain-sciences…

Our groundbreaking report looks at how genetic testing could be recommended for certain mental illnesses: rcpsych.ac.uk/news-and-featu…

Great opportunity here - a number of posts are available and working within a lovely team. Please do enquire, apply or share with your networks!

The translation of psychiatric genetic findings to the clinic 👏 James Walters @DrKKendall Centre for Neuropsychiatric Genetics and Genomics sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

A week ago now, but HUGE congratulations to Professor Li Chan Li Chan from Queen Mary University of London William Harvey Research Institute Barts and The London, Queen Mary on receiving the Starling Medal at Society for Endo BES meeting in Glasgow! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Also a v nice PhD supervisor!

Our Genomics Education for Psychiatrists webinar is taking place next week! This webinar aims to provide an overview of the principles of genomics relevant to psychiatry and to introduce the genetic landscape of psychiatric disorders and its complexity. Join us to hear from

Vegan sausages in Aunt Bessie duvets

For those who couldn’t make this fab day you can watch here👇. Huge thanks to The Royal Society of Medicine for hosting us!

Our lab's paper is published online! I'm so proud to be a part of this lab and contribute to this exciting project. It's a fantastic start to the new year and a significant milestone for our team's hard work. Many thanks to Karoline, my PI, and all my colleagues who contributed.

Beautiful genome-wide GxG interaction study of the famous East-Asian specific ALDH2 variant rs671. A weekend read. Koyanagi, Nakatochi, et. al. Sci Adv science.org/doi/full/10.11… Studying gene-environment (GxE) and gene-gene (GxG) interactions has always been a special interest

Just seems so right that Hello Kitty and me are of the same vintage

Association of polygenic score for thyroid hormones with various diseases. Note the pleiotropic associations with autoimmune diseases which are due to binarized thyroid hormone GWASs (high/low TSH) capturing autoimmune thyroid disease loci. Interesting! nature.com/articles/s4146…

It's with huge sadness that we share the news that Prof Peter McGuffin died earlier this week. Peter has had an enormous impact in our field & was the ISPG’s president from 1996-2000. He co-founded the WCPG His wisdom, generosity, and kindness will be missed by us all.

The brilliant GenROC project is still open for recruitment. Join up today! #rareconditions

Fantastic talk by Cristina at Trisomy 21 Research Society in Rome. Also recipient of ecr award 👏👏👏Outcomes from GO-DS21 Herault @McPotier Johannes Beckers Andre Strydom Mara Dierssen Wonderful session. William Harvey Research Institute Barts and The London, Queen Mary QMUL News