IBG post-doc Luke Evans is first author on a paper in Nature Genetics which provides a comprehensive summary of different methods of computing narrow sense heritability from SNP data.

IBG post-doc Luke Evans is first author on a paper in Heredity which discusses using GREML-IBD to get a (possibly) unbiased estimate of narrow-sense heritability in unrelated individuals.

Recent IBG graduate Sam Dolzani has published an article showing that low doses of ketamine impart resilience to future stressors in female rats. Previous research has only demonstrated this effect in male rats.

IBG faculty fellow James Sikela and Veronica Searles Quick have published a paper in Human Genetics which investigates the hypothesis that the same genes which gave rise to human's exceptional cognitive capacity also have a downside. They show evidence that the Olduvai protein domain family is involved in this trade-off.

The ABCD study, which IBG is collaborating on, was featured in a story on the NBC Today Show. The segment discusses the purpose and design of the study.