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Revision as of 19:23, 14 November 2015
Welcome to the Vrieze Lab Wiki!
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We're Hiring Postdocs and Taking Grad Students!
We're currently accepting applications for postdoctoral fellows. Please contact Scott if you're interested.
Scott is also taking graduate students through both the Behavioral Genetics and Clinical Psychology programs in the Psychology & Neuroscience Department.
Classes
PSYC 7102: Statistical-Genetics
PSYC 7693: Personality Measurement. This class is a core clinical psychology course designed to teach basic measurement and decision theory, as well as application of psychological tests like the MMPI and structured interviews like the SCID5.
PSYC 3112: Behavioral Genetics II. A follow-up course to Behavioral Genetics I, we mostly cover recent research using molecular genetic techniques to discover genes associated with psychiatric disorder and behavioral traits like cognitive ability and personality.
Projects
GSCAN: The GWAS & Sequencing Consortium of Alcohol and Nicotine use is a collaboration between CU, Penn State, UMich, and MIT.
CoTwins: is a longitudinal study of adolescent twins using web-based and mobile tech assessment methods.
Genes for Good: An online genetic study of health and behavior. Join the study, visit our Facebook community page or follow us on Twitter @genesforgood.
DevCon: The "Developmental Consortium" is a budding longitudinal genetic association consortium effort.
What is IBG and what's the connection with CU's Psych & Neuroscience Department?
The short answer is it's complicated.