Washington University, home to 18 Nobel Laureates, is one of the top rated medical schools in the country. Located in St. Louis’ beautiful Central West End, the campus is adjacent to expansive Forest Park.


ABCD Study at Washington University in St. Louis

Washington University is one of 21 institutions nationwide that invited families to participate in the ABCD Study. Washington University recruited over 200 Missouri twin pairs and 200 non-twins from local school districts. We are following children from age 9 or 10 through their teen years. Families in the ABCD Study complete the majority of their assessments in our research suite in the CID Building (photo, bottom left), in a space specifically designed for children and families. The CID is at 4560 Clayton Avenue, St. Louis MO, 63110. The MRI part of the study will take place in the East Building , a world- renowned research imaging facility (photo, below right). The East Building is at 4525 Scott Avenue, St. Louis MO, 63110.

The CID Building (on left) and the East Building (on right)

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Barch

Deanna M. Barch, Ph.D.

Principal Investigator
Bio
Andrew Heath

Andrew Heath, D.Phil.

Principal Investigator
Bio
Pamela Madden

Pamela Madden, Ph.D.

Principal Investigator
Bio
Nicole Karcher

Nicole Karcher

Co-Investigator
Marion

Stacey Marion

Research Specialist
Jennell Encizo

Jennell Encizo, M.S.W.

Research Coordinator
Michael Hase

Michael Hase

Coordinator
Grace Fink

Grace Fink

Research Assistant
Caroline Fullerton

Caroline Fullerton

Research Assistant
Taylor Powell

Taylor Powell

Research Assistant
Denise Schmitz

Denise Schmitz

Research Assistant