The DISC1 2010 meeting was held in Edinburgh, 3-6 September 2010. We are grateful to David Porteous for enlisting several researchers from the University of Edinburgh to file meeting reports on the sessions.

Meeting reporters (top) Gareth Briggs and Elise Malavasi, (bottom) Rosie Walker and Antonio Rampino. Image credit: Hakon Heimer

• Twenty Years of DISC1 Celebrated In Edinburgh—H. Heimer
• DISC1 Interactors Reviewed—E. Malavasi
• Next-Generation DISC1 Sequencing—R. Walker
• DISC1 and Endophenotypes—R. Walker
• Rodent Models Expand Knowledge of DISC1—G. Briggs
• Development in Flies, Humans, and Mice in Between—A. Rampino
• From Transcription to Prefrontal Cortex via Insoluble Aggregates and Dopamine—E. Malavasi
• Inching Toward Therapeutic Targets—E. Malavasi
• The Antibody Conundrum, and Effects of DISC1 Mutations—R. Walker
• Protein of Many Talents—A. Rampino