Research Projects
BASIS The British Autism Study of Infant Siblings (BASIS) is a collaborative research network for studying the development of brothers and sisters of children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
In collaboration with the University of Manchester, we study the behavioural development of babies with NF1 and seek to identify early markers of Autism and ADHD.
In collaboration with the University of Manchester, we study the behavioural development of babies with NF1 and seek to identify early markers of Autism and ADHD.
The INTERLEARN programme successfully trained a cohort of five PhD students who led a new European-wide initiative to deliver technologically advanced and scientifically rigorous individualised learning paradigms.
We aim to make science more inclusive and promote our understanding of neurodevelopmental differences. To do this, we are making our virtual reality room more accessible to all neurodiverse children! We're inviting children aged 3 to 6, whether they're neurotypical or have been diagnosed with ASD and/or ADHD, to join our study. Please click to learn more.
Watch our sneak peek video here!
SAPIENS is a collaborative and unique European network that trained a cohort of 15 international PhD students who successfully led projects of excellence into the study of early social brain development and the mechanisms of early social interactions between infants and caregivers.