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The center will foster transformational work that bridges existing departments, levels of analysis, and disciplinary boundaries, and will focus on areas of clinical and translational neuroscience that are broader than any single disease.

James McPartland, a leading expert in the electrophysiological study of brain function in autism, has been appointed the Harris Professor for Child Psychiatry and Psychology, effective July 1, 2022.

The Yale Department of Psychiatry honored residents, fellows, faculty, and staff at its annual Residency & Fellowship Commencement Ceremony held June 16 and 17.

To improve the scientific basis for understanding autism spectrum disorder, James McPartland, PhD, is studying the biomarkers associated with the condition—biological characteristics that can be objectively measured.

The study recently received $39 million for a second phase in which researchers will seek to replicate the findings of the first phase and test a younger group of preschool-aged children.

As medical knowledge grows and evolves, so do the methods by which it is taught to the next generation of doctors and nurses. New technologies, methods, and perspectives offer exciting opportunities to improve medical education, whether in the traditional classroom setting or online via remote learning. Original cover design by Peter Harris.

A newly dedicated building welcomes children who receive clinical care at the Yale Child Study Center.

Over the past few years, companies — especially ones in the tech sector — are promoting “neurodiversity in the workplace” initiatives, because they’re learning how to tap into a pool of candidates that have a unique and valuable way of thinking and organizing tasks. A&E’s new docuseries The Employables documents how candidates and employers both need to change their mindsets during the job search process.