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PEIC - Psychosis Endophenotyps International Consortium

International Collaborators

The biomarkers for psychosis and their genetic importance, is part of the Psychosis Endophenotype International Consortium (PEIC), a collaboration between multiple sites from world renowned universities and psychiatric genetics groups in Europe and the world. Partners in the collaboration have joint forces and share knowledge to enable large association analysis of traits related to psychosis. The PEIC initiative is founded by the MRC and the Wellome Trust, and includes research sites from United Kingdom, Holland, Germany, Spain, Australia, and USA.

Scientific Collaborators and Members of PEIC