Careers with PGC Investigators
The Psychiatric Genomics Consortium is one of the most innovative experiments in the history of psychiatry. We have unified much of the field to enable rapid progress in elucidating the genetic basis of psychiatric disorders. We have 800+ investigators from 36 countries and >400K subjects. The PGC has attracted a cadre of outstanding scientists whose careers center on our work. We are interested in making connections for Early Career Researchers.
Interested in working with PGC Collaborators?
| Position | Institution | Brief Description | Link to Application | Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PhD Fellowship | University of Oslo | The University of Oslo is offering a PhD Fellowship in Metabolic Psychiatry under the supervision of Drs. Dennis van der Meer and Ole Andreassen. The fellow will work at the intersection of genetics, metabolomics, neuroimaging, and other 'omics technologies to better understand the etiology of psychotic disorders and their overlap with other conditions. The project emphasizes large-scale data integration and statistical modeling to develop tools for precision psychiatry. This opportunity is ideal for candidates with a strong background in statistical genetics, computational biology, or related fields, who are interested in applying analytical approaches to complex psychiatric traits. The position is affiliated with the Centre for Precision Psychiatry and offers access to extensive datasets and collaborative research networks | Apply | 16 June 2025 |
| Postdoctoral Fellowship | University of Oslo | A 3-year Postdoctoral Fellowship is available at the University of Oslo, focused on uncovering the role of metabolic dysfunction in psychosis using genomics, metabolomics, and neuroimaging data. Supervised by Drs. Dennis van der Meer and Ole Andreassen, the project is part of the MAGIC initiative at the Centre for Precision Psychiatry. The postdoc will lead the development of biostatistical and machine learning methods to predict clinical outcomes based on multimodal datasets. Ideal candidates will have a PhD in statistical genetics, computer science, bioinformatics, or a related field, with strong programming skills (R, Python, Matlab) and experience working with large-scale biomedical data. The position offers the opportunity to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams in an international research environment, with access to major Norwegian and global data resources. | Apply | 16 June 2025 |
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