By doing so, iAPOGEE will unite researchers who together will be able to move beyond conventional pharmacoepidemiological studies by combining novel, state-of-the-art molecular, quantitative genetic, and causal inference methods with computational resources and clinical expertise, to improve our knowledge about effect and safety of pharmaceuticals in humans in the near future.
We believe that innovation and scientific renewal will emerge through a strong focus on interdisciplinary teamwork, career development, creating an inspiring learning environment, and international leadership. Establishment of the iAPOGEE initiative in collaboration with two world-leading program in epidemiology and biostatistics at McGill and University of Bordeaux, one leading training program in teratology in the US, and two upcoming research environments in in clinical genetics South Africa and Brazil, is in line with this vision.
Funding
Funding was obtained through the NFR International Partnerships for Excellent Education and Research (INTPART). According to the NFR, "The objective of the INTPART programme is to develop world-class research and education in Norway. The programme will create a framework for expanding cooperation between research groups considered to be at the international forefront today or that are believed to have the potential to become world leaders in their fields in the future." Main collaborators are presented below. Activities include workshops, research, and student mobility, training, course development, and conferences.
News
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The iAPOGEE project brings Elizabeth Hazelwood to PharmaSafe! June 15, 2026 12:09 PM
This summer, Elizabeth Hazelwood will be visiting from the University of Washington. Read below to hear about her background and project with us:
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Two new iAPOGEE Researchers visit PharmaSafe! June 10, 2026 3:45 PM
This spring, we have two new iAPOGEE guest researchers visiting PharmaSafe. Read below to hear about their background and projects with us:
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The iAPOGEE project brings Alex Monson to Oslo! June 10, 2026 3:45 PM
Alex Monson is visiting Oslo as an iAPOGEE visiting scholar from University of Bristol, United Kingdom. Read below to hear about him and his background.
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The iAPOGEE Project Brings Emmanuel Adewuyi to Oslo! Nov. 18, 2025 4:39 PM
Emmanuel Adewuyi is visiting Oslo as an iAPOGEE visiting scholar from Curtin University, Australia! Read below to hear about him and his background.
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New iAPOGEE Article Published! Nov. 6, 2025 1:36 PM
Emma van Wijk, previous iAPOGEE visiting researcher, has now published her article titled "Gestational weight gain and postpartum weight retention: What is the role of perinatal antidepressant use?" in the Journal of Affective Disorders.