Grantees
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Grantee Projects
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BD² Integrated Network – Johns Hopkins University
Southern USBD² Integrated Network – Mass General Brigham
Northeastern USBD² Integrated Network – Mayo Clinic
Midwestern USBD² Integrated Network – University of California, Los Angeles
Western USBD² Integrated Network – University of Michigan
Midwestern USBD² Integrated Network – UTHealth Houston
Southern USBD² Integrated Network Clinical Coordinating Center (CCC)
The Feinstein Institutes for Medical ResearchBD² Integrated Network Data Coordinating Center & Centralized Repository (DCC)
Indoc ResearchBipolar Disorder Genes In Brain Circuits Controlling Sleep and Wake Cycles
Julie Kauer, PhDTeam Institutions
- Stanford University
- Northwestern University
- University of Texas Austin
Brain Omics Platform
The CommonMind ConsortiumTeam Institutions
- Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
- University of Pittsburgh
- California Institute of Technology
CircaVent: A Drug Prediction and Discovery Platform for Bipolar Disorder
Jenny Tam, PhDTeam Institution
- Wyss Institute at Harvard University
Examining Convergent Mechanisms Through Stem Cells
Thomas Lehner, PhD, MPHTeam Institutions
- New York Genome Center
- Rutgers University
- Columbia University
- New York University
- KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Genetics Platform
The Broad Institute of MIT and HarvardTeam Institutions
- The Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
- University of California, Los Angeles
- New York Genome Center
Identifying Novel Mitochondrial Mechanisms in Bipolar Disorder
Hilary Blumberg, MDTeam Institution
- Yale University
Influence of Circadian Disruption on Dopamine and Reward Processing in Bipolar Disorder
Lance Kriegsfeld, PhDTeam Institutions
- University of California, Berkeley
- Swinburne University
- University College, London
Novel Immune Targets in Bipolar Disorder
Tracy Young-Pearse, PhDTeam Institutions
- Mass General Brigham