NAAR's quest to better understand the genetics of autism is continuing to gain momentum. NAAR is proud to announce a partnership with the National Institutes of Health and two other leading autism organization... More...
Many families associated with NAAR were impacted by this year's tumultuous hurricane season as Katrina, Rita and Wilma roared across the southern states. While the hurricanes caused devastation to all the live... More...
PRINCETON, NJ – A new web-based genetics education tool for parents and family members of individuals with autism that was funded by the National Alliance for Autism Research (NAAR) has recently been unv... More...
NAAR-funded researcher Dr. Peter Scheiffele, of Columbia University's Center for Neurobiology and Behavior, has recently co-authored a study focusing on neuronal circuitry and the development of autism.
Louise Gallagher, MB, MRC, Psych., of Trinity College in Dublin, has recently co-authored a genetics study in the journal, Molecular Psychiatry, that was made possible in part by funding from NAAR.
The National Alliance for Autism Research has recently committed $6.2 million to fund 40 research grants and fellowships in the U.S., Canada and Europe focusing on a wide range of disciplines, including the ne... More...