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Advances in Autism Research and Care webinar series
News
Tune in: Research and health-related webcasts of interest to the autism community
Autism Speaks has a new strategic plan for science
Science News
Autism Speaks releases new strategic plan for science
Autism researchers and study participants
Science News
Autism Speaks resources and information for researchers
Autism Speaks and Royal Arch Masons sponsor research on Auditory Processing Disorder
Science News
Autism Speaks and Royal Arch Masons fund research on auditory processing disorder
Autism Speaks partners with DNAStack to support MSSNG whole genome sequencing program
Press Release
DNAstack and Autism Speaks® Announce Collaboration
Ipad
Science Blog
Autism and ‘optimal outcomes’ – Is it time to refine our thinking?
Autism Speaks research program
Science News
Autism Speaks launches $1.5 million funding opportunity for treatment studies
INSAR 2018 Annual Meeting in Rotterdam May 9-12
Science News
Highlights from the 2018 meeting of the International Society for Autism Research May 9-12
MSSNG is Autism Speaks ground-breaking whole genome sequencing program
Science News
Whole genome sequencing reveals new type of genetic influence on autism
Autism Speaks at the 2017 meeting of the International Society for Autism Research
Science News
Autism Speaks at the International Meeting for Autism Research 2017
The Autism Speaks MSSNG project is sequencing 10,000 autism genomes to improve lives affected by autism
Science News
World’s largest autism genome database shines new light on many ‘autisms’
News
What is epigenetics, and what does it have to do with autism?
The cover of Nature Medicine features a beautiful image of crystallized DNA from Autism Speaks' MSSNG project
News
Largest-ever autism genome study finds most affected siblings have different autism-risk genes
Micrograph of Lactobacillus bacteria
Science News
'Good' Bacteria Ease Autism-like Behaviors in Mouse Model