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Research Participant Registry Core


Bringing Together
Families & Researchers

Core Personnel & Contacts

Registry Manager:
Renee Clark, M.S.W.
Family Recruitment Coordinator:
Corrie Walston, M.S.

Thank you for your interest in research at UNC.

Announcements & Conferences

AUTISM AWARENESS EVENT

Open to the Public
Tuesday April 2nd, 2013
Open House Hours: 3-7 PM
4 PM: Speaker Dr. Joe Horrigan "Autism: Treatments and Co-occuring Conditions"
at UNC ASPIRE Research Program, Chapel Hill NC
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR AWARENESS EVENT

Two UNC faculty receive NIH Autism Centers of Excellence grants for new research

Dr. Linmarie Sikich's SOARS Network will conduct research on a novel therapeutic intervention for autism.
Dr. Joe Piven's Infant Brain Imaging Study focuses on brain development in infants at risk for autism.
About the new research studies

US Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee ranks UNC No. 2 among the top 25 institutions in the world

publishing autism research in 2010. The IACC tracks global trends in autism research.
Full IACC Global Research Analysis Report

Research Findings

New autism prevalence rates in NC announced

The most recent prevalence estimates from the North Carolina Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network; Author: Dr. Julie Daniels; NC CADDRE Study

Brain developments in 6-month olds who later develop autism

Findings from the Infant Brain Imaging Network Study are released; Author: Dr. Jason Wolfe; Study: Longitudinal MRI Study of Infants at High-Risk for Autism

Sensory features in children with ASD

Findings from the development of a new diagnostic tool for sensory experiences in children with autism and developmental disabilities; Author: Dr. Karla Ausderau; Study: Sensory Experiences Project

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