- October 05, 2023Source: Washington Post
Scientists discover how dozens of genes may contribute to autism
- October 03, 2023
Over 150 Attend Yale Child Study Center In-house Open House
- September 28, 2023Source: Spectrum News
Looking at eye tracking’s potential for clinical trials
- September 05, 2023Source: Autism Science Foundation
ASF Announces Recipients of the 2023 Suzanne Wright Memorial Research Accelerator Grants
- August 22, 2023
Yale Psychiatry Residents' Association Elects New Leadership for 2023-24 Year
- August 16, 2023
Welcoming new YCSC community members: August 2023
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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The McPartland Lab Newsletters are designed to keep us in touch with families and participants. They include updates on the progress of our studies, new opportunities to participate in research, helpful tips and activities for families, and additional information about our team and community.
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