144 Autism Research Paper Topics for College & University
Autism research at Yale: Making headway in the quest to solve autism’s mysteries
Autism Community Research Studies
Introducing your autistic child to art can help them in many ways
Personalized “deep learning” equips robots for autism therapy
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Autism Journey: Unexpected Progress with Stem Cells
Research finds new ways to teach children with autism
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Trends over a Decade in NIH Funding for Autism Spectrum Disorder...
The NIH RePORTER search, which generated the NIH services research funding data, like all projects using search strategies, is limited by its search terms and may not be inclusive of all services projects, whereas the RCDC system autism funding estimate for overall NIH ASD expenditures, which is computer-generated, may be more accurate.
Regulating Together: Emotion Dysregulation and ASD - Autism ...
A research study to test how well a treatment program called Regulating Together works for children diagnosed with ASD who have emotion dysregulation difficulties. Who can participate? Children 8 to 12 years old, ASD diagnosis, IQ 70
Groundbreaking Study Unveils Role of Neanderthal Genes in Autism
The research is the first to show that certain genetic traits inherited from Neanderthals play a significant role in autism. Dr. Emily Casanova, assistant professor of neuroscience at Loyola University New Orleans, co-authored this pioneering work alongside her esteemed colleagues at Clemson University. Fourteen years ago, scientists discovered ...
The Autism Centre for Education and Research (ACER)
The impact of Covid-19. The Autism Centre for Education and Research (ACER) has been at the forefront of using research to guide the practice of teachers in the UK and overseas. As part of this we have worked alongside charitable and policy partners to make sure our research has "real world" impact.
Participate in Studies - Autism Research Institute
Dr. Harumi Jyonouchi is conducting research to characterize a previously unidentified inflammatory subtype of autism to improve autism treatment options. Individuals aged 1-30 years with autism and also typically developing individuals are invited to participate Contact the Study Investigators at [email protected].
Autistic Brain vs Normal Brain | UCLA Med School
While most people are annoyed by loud noise, such as the sound of construction in a nearby building, autistic children adjust to the annoyance and their brains push the noise to the background. Children with ASD seem to lack this ability to habituate; neural networks of the brain remain activated instead of gradually becoming quiet.
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The NIH RePORTER search, which generated the NIH services research funding data, like all projects using search strategies, is limited by its search terms and may not be inclusive of all services projects, whereas the RCDC system autism funding estimate for overall NIH ASD expenditures, which is computer-generated, may be more accurate.
A research study to test how well a treatment program called Regulating Together works for children diagnosed with ASD who have emotion dysregulation difficulties. Who can participate? Children 8 to 12 years old, ASD diagnosis, IQ 70
The research is the first to show that certain genetic traits inherited from Neanderthals play a significant role in autism. Dr. Emily Casanova, assistant professor of neuroscience at Loyola University New Orleans, co-authored this pioneering work alongside her esteemed colleagues at Clemson University. Fourteen years ago, scientists discovered ...
The impact of Covid-19. The Autism Centre for Education and Research (ACER) has been at the forefront of using research to guide the practice of teachers in the UK and overseas. As part of this we have worked alongside charitable and policy partners to make sure our research has "real world" impact.
Dr. Harumi Jyonouchi is conducting research to characterize a previously unidentified inflammatory subtype of autism to improve autism treatment options. Individuals aged 1-30 years with autism and also typically developing individuals are invited to participate Contact the Study Investigators at [email protected].
While most people are annoyed by loud noise, such as the sound of construction in a nearby building, autistic children adjust to the annoyance and their brains push the noise to the background. Children with ASD seem to lack this ability to habituate; neural networks of the brain remain activated instead of gradually becoming quiet.