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10 Mar 2004: The discussion will also talk about autism, when the typical male profile becomes exaggerated, causing individuals to have degrees of difficulty empathising, but who can systemise normally or even to a ... Professor Simon Baron-Cohen, Director, Autism

4 Aug 2015: like autism.”.

31 Dec 2020: Professor Simon Baron-Cohen, Director of Cambridge’s Autism Research Centre and a Fellow of Trinity College, has been knighted for services to autism research and autistic people. ... on behalf of the Autism Research Trust, the charity that has

21 Oct 2011: Darwin’s pioneering work will be featured alongside the latest research on autism and affective computing in a unique, interdisciplinary collaboration. ... The Darwin Correspondence Project, based at Cambridge University Library, has joined forces with

11 Feb 2013: University of Cambridge courses and Admissions Cambridge Admissions Office Institute of Continuing Education University of Cambridge Strategy and Policy The

16 Jul 2024: 04 Jan 2011. Cambridge researchers are pioneering a new test for autism in the womb, by measuring the levels of testosterone produced by the foetus, which makes.

10 Feb 2011: The study has important implications for the androgen theory of autism (testosterone is an androgen) and confirms earlier rodent research that shows that testosterone organizes very early brain development in a ... Finally, given that people with autism

27 May 2022: Elizabeth Weir. These findings, published in Molecular Autism, have important implications for the healthcare and support of autistic individuals. ... In the largest study to date on this topic, the team at the Autism Research Centre (ARC) in Cambridge

29 Oct 2012: For example, children with autism are known to engage in less sharing of attention with other people (following another person's gaze), so perhaps they will be less concerned with the

30 Mar 2010: The ensuing data provides insights for various University Departments such as Social Psychology and the Autism Research Centre.

25 May 2010: Education and class". 4th June at 11.30am. Professor Simon Baron Cohen, Professor of Developmental Psychopathology; Director of the Autism Research Centre; Fellow of Trinity College. ... Autism: the evolution of empathy". 4th June at 1pm. Professor Ian

17 Aug 2023: To answer this question, a team led by researchers at the Autism Research Centre, University of Cambridge, accessed MRI scans from over 32,000 adults from the UK Biobank cohort and ... Dr Varun Warrier from the Autism Research Centre, who co-led the study

10 Feb 2022: Greenberg, an Honorary Research Associate at Cambridge’s Autism Research Centre and a Postdoctoral Scholar at Bar-Ilan University.

30 Sep 2023: There can be negative stereotyping around autism and care-leavers, so I feel like I’m helping through my participation.

10 Jan 2011: The research team is collaborating closely with Professor Simon Baron-Cohen's team in the University's Autism Research Centre.

7 Apr 2011: The other hangs in the Royal Society in London. Dame Shirley is already a member of the Guild of Cambridge Benefactors following gifts to Cambridge Autism Research Centre and to Murray

8 Mar 2006: The Festival will also continue its ‘Spotlight on Science’ lecture series, which will include environmentally-focused lecture ‘Priorities for People and Planet’, as well as health and technology lectures ‘Autism and

4 Jan 2011: disorders and autism.

12 Mar 2018: Finally, the new study found that genetic variants associated with lower empathy are also associated with higher risk for autism. ... There are several key challenges in the field, he says. “First, we have identified only a fraction of the genes

10 May 2018: The Cambridge researchers among the new Fellows are:. Professor Simon Baron-Cohen FBA, Autism Research Centre.

26 Dec 2022: Professor Sir Simon Baron-Cohen, Director of the Autism Research Centre at Cambridge University, and senior author on the study, said: “Studies of on-average sex differences say nothing about an ... Dr Carrie Allison, Director of Applied Research at

19 Jul 2023: Before starting her PhD she visited a lab researching robot therapy for children with autism, where non-verbal children were using an ‘expressive robot’, changing its eyes and mouth to communicate

18 Dec 2009: People with autism and ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) are also advised to avoid gluten, so there is a large potential market for a replacement.

7 Aug 2020: This enables clinicians to better recognize autism and provide personalised support and health care.”. ... Elevated rates of autism, other neurodevelopmental and psychiatric diagnoses and autistic traits in transgender and gender-diverse individuals.

29 Jun 2007: Approximately 1% of the general population have an autism spectrum condition. ... A new study conducted by the Autism Research Centre (ARC) in Cambridge University's Department of Psychiatry, to be published in the journal Human Nature, reports that

28 Aug 2019: Professor Simon Baron-Cohen's Sir Hermann Bondi Memorial Lecture on neurodiversity and how the world can become more autism friendly. -

18 Mar 2011: everyone. In fact, one characteristic of autism spectrum conditions is a profound difficulty in interpreting the feelings and emotions of others from non-verbal cues such as facial expressions. ... This library was part of a computer-based guide to help

6 Feb 2012: Understanding excess. Compulsive acts or habits which are hard to stop occur in people with OCD and other disorders such as autism or substance abuse disorder.

17 Sep 2008: The concert aims to raise money for much needed autism research and to highlight the positive side of autism. ... But the other side of autism can involve talent, in areas like drawing and music.

31 Oct 2011: The CGBS data is also being used to promote understanding of topics such as gender identity and autism.

7 Feb 2006: autism. • Best-selling author Simon Singh talking on the mathematics of luck, risk and gambling, from the casino to the hospital. ... health and technology lectures ‘Autism and the Extreme Male Brain’ and ‘The Mathematics of Luck, Risk &

16 Jul 2024: 04 Jan 2011. Cambridge researchers are pioneering a new test for autism in the womb, by measuring the levels of testosterone produced by the foetus, which makes. ... 13 Jan 2009. Research at Cambridge University's Autism Research Centre (ARC) has found

10 Mar 2004: Spotlight on Science, a series of evening lectures for ages 14 will start tonight with Professor Simon Baron-Cohen, Director, Autism Research Centre at the University of Cambridge, at the Babbage

22 Jul 2015: The research may help us understand those at the extremes, such as people with autism, who are strong systemizers.”. ... David Greenberg was funded by the Cambridge Commonwealth, European and International Trust and the Autism Research Trust during

12 Nov 2018: They underline that these data say nothing about an individual based on their gender, autism diagnosis, or occupation. ... This study was supported by the Autism Research Trust, the Medical Research Council, Wellcome, and the Templeton World Charity

20 Jun 2011: possibility that children with autism may more often remain undetected in the two other regions. ... This will help local authorities plan services appropriately for the number of children with autism.”.

11 Feb 2014: Professor Suckling added: “The sex differences in the limbic system include areas often implicated in psychiatric conditions with biased sex ratios such as autism, schizophrenia, and depression. ... This study was supported by the Medical Research

10 Oct 2012: Later in the week leading autism expert Professor Simon Baron Cohen will participate in a panel discussion on nature’s role in forming gender identity, and whether neuroscientific research is being

2 Feb 2016: and, ultimately, how we can find better treatments for Alzheimer’s disease, schizophrenia, autism and many other disabling disorders of brain and mind.

15 Mar 2012: Novel approaches could include the use of emerging technology such as the use of video games to help children with autism interact socially by increasing eye contact.

2 Jun 2016: On the other hand, autism and some addictions are more common in males.

13 Nov 2020: Difficulty in balancing expectations against new information is thought to underlie many conditions including autism and anxiety. ... In the longer term, this could help those with autism and anxiety to recognise the source of their anxiety and manage it

17 Nov 2008: Autism and climate change are two topics that have more in common than one might think.” Lindsay, a Mount Holyoke alumna, explained. ... Lindsay, who is at Trinity College and is supervised by autism expert Professor Simon Baron-Cohen,is a graduate of

23 May 2022: These children likely had intellectual disability, autism or some sort of congenital or neurodevelopmental disorder. ... Another item on a tool assessing autism asks if a child can maintain sustained eye contact, but in many parts of West Africa it is

10 May 2021: The team at the Autism Research Centre in Cambridge developed an anonymous, online survey about lifestyle choices and daily habits, personal medical history, and family medical history. ... The lead researcher of the study, Elizabeth Weir, a PhD student

16 Jul 2024: Biomarker for autism discovered. ... 12 Jul 2011. Research provides opportunity for identifying genes linked to autism.

7 Jun 2017: Previous studies have found that people with autism and anorexia tend to score lower on the Eyes Test. ... They speculate that this may be because autism involves both social and non-social traits, and this test only measures a social trait.

20 Mar 2006: Search. Search. Tonight: Gifted scientists and autism: is there a connection. ... Science is the paradigm case where we systemize. The lecture then looks at the intriguing possibility that there may be a genetic link between autism and strong systemizing.

15 Mar 2006: well as health and technology lectures ‘Autism and the Extreme Male Brain’ and ‘The Mathematics of Luck, Risk and Gambling’.

8 Nov 2018: Since she began her academic career as an undergraduate in Cambridge 30 years ago, her focus has shifted from clinical groups, including children with autism, to studying social influences on two