- March 02, 2026
Autism Insights: Historical Context, Treatment, Prevalence, and Limitations
- February 08, 2026Source: Medscape (with James C. McPartland)
Autism May Not Be a Male-Dominated Disorder
- December 30, 2025Source: The News-Herald
New science points to 4 distinct types of autism
- December 22, 2025
Recognizing Fall 2025 Award Recipients at Yale Child Study Center
- December 19, 2025
Researchers Discover Molecular Difference in Autistic Brains
- September 30, 2025
Introducing Two New YCSC Community Members: Meet Elizabeth Baker & William Trosch
The Clinical Neuroscience of Autism
The McPartland Lab investigates autism from a clinical neuroscience perspective. Clinical work informs our understanding of characteristics of autism and helps us appreciate what is relevant from the perspective of autistic individuals and their families. Guided by these clinical insights, we apply the methods of neuroscience to better understand the brain systems contributing to the unique strengths and vulnerabilities seen in autistic people.
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