News Archive
Researchers Identify New Way to Measure Autism in Boys
Researchers have developed a new method to map and track the function of brain circuits affected by autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in boys using brain imaging.
What You Need to Know About Autism (and the Effort to Better Understand It)
In recognition of National Autism Awareness Month, Dr. Kevin Pelphrey discussed autism, the AND Institute, and the work he plans to accomplish.
Can a Robot Help Kids with Autism Navigate Social Situations?
A GW researcher hopes to use robotic systems to engage children with autism socially and emotionally.
George Washington University Names Director of Autism and Neurodevelopmental Disorders Institute
Kevin Pelphrey, a global leader in autism research, and $5 million investment will transform GW into a top research and treatment center for adolescents and young adults with autism.
Autism rates are up, but is it really on the rise?
Roy Richard Grinker, a GW anthropologist, comments on a recent study that suggests an increase in the prevalence of autism.
Washington DC Town Hall Stresses Importance of Adult Services
GW hosted one in a national series of town hall meetings focused on housing and residential supports for adults with autism.
For Youth With Autism, A Path to Adulthood
GW faculty, staff and students are “shining a light” on neurodiversity, with a focus on transitions.
University Hosts First-Ever Autism Speaks Action Summit
Members of Congress, governors, scientists, policy experts and activists attended the first-ever Autism Speaks national policy and action summit, hosted by the George Washington University.
GW Professor Receives $747,000 Grant for Autism Research
Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development award will help Chiara Manzini continue study of gene linked to autism.
GW Holds Autism & Neurodevelopmental Disorders Initiative Day
GW kicks off its new initiative by addressing the Congressional Autism Caucus and hosting a research symposium.
Searching for Autism's Treatable Roots
One researcher's quest to reveal the underpinnings of autism has far more at stake than scientific inquiry.
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