Knoppers, Bartha Maria
Professor
Avard, Denise
Associate Professor

Gold, Richard
Associate Professor

Joly, Yann
Assistant Professor

Ozdemir, Vural
Associate Professor

Wallace, Susan
Assistant Professor

Black, Lee
Professional Associate

Isasi, Rosario
Professional Associate

Lévesque, Emmanuelle
Professional Associate

Nguyen, Thu Minh
Professional Associate

Tassé, Anne-Marie
Professional Associate

Zawati, Ma'n H.
Professional Associate

McClellan, Kelly
Post-Doctoral Fellow

Dam, Amy
Research Student

Hemmings, Francis
Research Student

Hendy, Matthew
Research Student

Kleiderman, Erika
Research Student

Koutrikas, Georgia
Research Student

Mrejen, Tara
Research Student

Truong, Dan-Thanh
Systems Administrator

Borry, Pascal
Invited Scholar

Howard, Heidi Carmen
Invited Scholar

Alberto Arellano, Méndez
Collaborator

Gerardo Jiménez, Sánchez
Collaborator

Lara Alvarez, Cesar
Collaborator

Oliva Sánchez, Pablo Francisco
Collaborator

Hozyan, Rose-Marie
Administrator

Racco, Eliane
Administrator

Rossi, Marisa
Administrator

 

DENISE AVARD is the Research Director for the Centre of Genomics and Policy and associate professor at the Faculty of Medicine, Department of Human Genetics at McGill University. Her research interests are in the areas of genetic testing and screening relevant to newborn, children, adolescents and persons with disabilities. She has an added interest in knowledge transfer and genetic epidemiology. She obtained her doctorate in social epidemiology from the University of Cambridge, England, and a Master's degree in sociology and a Bachelor's degree in Nursing from the University of Ottawa. Prior to joining the Centre of Genomics and Policy she was researcher in the Centre de la recherche en droit public at the Université de Montreal, Executive Director of the Canadian Institute of Child Health and assistant professor in the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Calgary.


   
Denise Avard

Denise Avard
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Research Areas
Genetic Screening
Disability
Newborns/Minors


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