Committee
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Carolyn Brown
Professor, Dept. of Medical Genetics, University of British Columbia -
Jayne Danksa
Hospital for Sick Children -
Jinko Graham
Associate Professor, Statistics and Actuarial Science, Simon Fraser University -
Celia Greenwood
Associate Professor, Oncology; Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Occupational Health; Division of Cancer Epidemiology, McGill University -
Philippe Gros
Professor, Department of Biochemistry, McGill University -
Paul Lasko
Scientific Director, Institute of Genetics, CIHR -
Juan Pablo Lopez
Human Genetics, McGill UniversityI am a Ph.D. student at McGill University in Dr. Gustavo Turecki’s lab where I study genetic and epigenetic mechanisms involved in psychiatric disorders. My doctoral thesis deals with understanding the role of non-coding RNA, more specifically microRNA, and the neurobiological mechanisms involved in major depressive disorder, response to antidepressant treatment and suicide.
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Sandra MacPherson
Chair, Board of Directors, Canadian Gene Cure Foundation -
Étienne Richer
Assistant Director, Institute of Genetics, CIHRDr. Étienne Richer first joined McGill University as a postdoctoral scientist in genetics of infectious diseases. Dr. Richer then joined BioMedCom Consultants where he was involved in projects covering a broad range of healthcare issues from biologics therapies to reimbursement policies. Dr. Richer returned to McGill in 2011 as the Assistant Director for the CIHR Institute of Genetics. Dr. Richer has been involved in the strategic orientation of the institute, the development of its team and the delivery of its activities. While establishing tight links with the national research community, an international focus is also infused in these three sectors.
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Guy Rouleau
Director, Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital, McGill University -
Erwin Schurr
Professor, McGill International TB Centre; Departments of Human Genetics and Medicine, McGill University -
Tracy Zeisberger
Executive Director, Administration, Canadian Gene Cure FoundationThe Canadian Gene Cure Foundation (CGCF) http://genecure.ca/en/ is a national, registered Canadian charitable organization, formed in 1999 to raise much-needed funds for medical genetics research in Canada and to support the genetics research community. Tracy joined the organization in 2008 as the Foundation Manager.