The Ludmer Centre for Neuroinformatics and Mental Health focuses on understanding the genetic, epigenetic and environmental influences that shape brain development including structure and function, and the risk for mental disorders.
This Centre spans the Lady Davis Research Institute/Institut de Recherches Lady Davis, the Douglas Mental Health University Institute/Institut Universitaire en Santé Mentale Douglas, and the Montreal Neurological Institute/Institut Neurologique de Montréal, all affiliated with McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Ongoing studies have collected longitudinal and cross-sectional data on many well-characterized samples from a range of tissues, and offer unique opportunities for studies of genotype–epigenotype–phenotype relations.
Available positions
Postdoctoral Fellows Positions
There are often other post-doctoral positions available among Dr. Greenwood and her collaborators. Please contact Dr. Greenwood at celia.greenwood [at] mcgill.ca to inquire.
Faculty Positions
Please visit the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences Academic Affairs website for more information.
Graduate Students
Do you have strong quantitative training in statistics/mathematics and an interest in the fast-moving fields of human genetics, epigenetics, and brain development? Have you ever worked with “big data” or want to acquire such skills? If so, consider applying for a graduate degree in Dr. Greenwood's group. Applications from interested students are always welcome!
To apply: Contact Celia Greenwood