Altered Cerebellar Activity Linked to Sensory Processing Differences in Autism
A new study reveals that autistic youth show increased cerebellar activity during sensory stimulation, linked to altered neural habituation in emotional brain regions, shedding light on sensory processing differences in autism.
Emerging Research Highlights Potential Biomarkers for Autism Spectrum Disorder
Recent studies highlight potential biological markers that may aid in earlier and more accurate autism diagnosis, though research remains preliminary.
Recent Advances in Autism Research: Insights on Profound Autism, INSAR 2023, and ASF Day of Learning
Recent autism research highlights include focused discussions on profound autism, insights from the INSAR 2023 conference, and a recap of the Autism Science Foundation's Day of Learning event.
Tickets Open for the 11th Annual Day of Learning on Autism Research
Tickets are now available for the Autism Science Foundation's 11th annual Day of Learning on April 4th at the New York Athletic Club. Registration is open to families and professionals interested in autism research.
Autism Science Foundation Announces New Grant Opportunity for Profound Autism Research
The Autism Science Foundation has announced a new grant opportunity focused on profound autism research, encouraging innovative studies to improve understanding and support for individuals with severe autism.
Top 10 Autism Research Publications Sponsored by ASF in 2024
The Autism Science Foundation highlights ten key autism research studies from 2024, covering genetic risks, interventions, assessments, and lived experiences to inform families and professionals.
Autism Science Foundation Opens Applications for 2025 Undergraduate Summer Research Fellowship
The Autism Science Foundation is now accepting applications for its 2025 Undergraduate Summer Research Fellowship, offering students hands-on experience in autism research.
Autism Science Foundation Reaffirms Commitment to Science-Driven Research and Advocacy
The Autism Science Foundation marks 20 years of commitment to science-based autism research and advocacy, reaffirming its mission amid ongoing challenges and misinformation.