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Welcome
to the COgnition, Brain Imaging, Behavior Research
and Allelic Variation Laboratory (COBBRA Lab) of the Olin Neuropsychiatry
Research Center (ONRC) at the Institute of Living (IOL).
Our emphasis is on large-scale, multi-domain quantitative research projects
that examine major mental disorders, addictive processes and normal aging
from the viewpoint of analysis of brain structure and function, from a genetic
perspective.
Primary areas of interest include:
1. The relationship between multiple biological markers of psychotic illnesses (including brain imaging), vulnerability genes for schizophrenia and their function in the central nervous system.
2. The actions of abused substances on complex cognitive processes viewed from a behavioral and neuroimaging perspective.
We work in conjunction with the Clinical Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory , MIA Lab and VR Lab at the ONRC. COBBRA Lab and ONRC operate in collaboration with the Department of Psychiatry at the Yale University School of Medicine
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