The laboratory directed by Bruno Giros, PhD, studies the molecular networks of dopamine and glutamate receptors and transporters, two neurotransmitters that play a key role in schizophrenia.

Bruno Giros characterizes the neurobiology of schizophrenia and develops improved genetic animal models of this illness.

A 2008 lecture by Bruno Giros, PhD, on the most recent advances in neuroscience in mental health (in French).

The neurophenotyping center, inaugurated October 2008, performs basic science in mental health (in French).

Bruno Giros, professor in the Department of Psychiatry, explained on the air at Radio-Canada how his work on dopamine in the brain  opens new avenues.

Bruno Giros, PhD, is chair of the Graham Boeckh Chair in Schizophrenia

A doctoral student in neuroscience at the Douglas receives grant to study in France.

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Although there is no cure yet, schizophrenia is highly treatable, with early detection and ongoing treatment.

Causes and treatments of psychosis, a syndrome associated with a variety of mental, behavioural and emotional problems.