Symposium: Human Neuropsychiatric Disorder Research: From Bench to Population

This conference, organized by the UCLA Broad Stem Cell Research Center, the UCLA Neuroscience Theme, the Depression Grand Challenge and the Semel Institute of Neuroscience and Human Behavior, brings together leading scientists to discuss how human genetics and stem cell research can advance our understanding of the cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying neuropsychiatric disorders, and the implications of such research for reducing disparities in mental health.

Originally recorded on March 22, 2021

This event was moderated by Nelson Freimer, MD and S. Lawrence Zipursky, PhD

0:00 Welcoming Remarks and UCLA Chancellor Gene Block, PhD
3:00 Opening Comments by Robert Klein and Garen Staglin
15:38 Joshua Gordon, MD, PhD - National Institute of Mental Health
31:51 Jonathan Flint, MD- UCLA
50:33 William Vega, PhD- University of Southern California
1:10:12 Alicia Martin, PhD- Massachusetts General Hospital & Broad Institute
1:27:54 Sergiu Pasca, MD- Stanford University
1:52:47 Closing Comments by Jeanne Miranda, PhD

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