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Ami Klin

Resilience from Autism: Study Shows Some Babies Undergo Course Correction

May 14, 2014

Eye-tracking study suggests window when some infants who appear headed toward autism alter course; target for early intervention?

Ami Klin, ASD, autism course correction, Autism Speaks, Autism Spectrum, Baby Siblings Research Consortium, eye tracking and autism, IMFAR 2014, IMFAR2014, International Meeting for Autism Research, Marcus Autism Center, Paul Wang, Warren Jones

Study: Eye Contact Declines Early in Babies Who Later Develop Autism

November 06, 2013

High-tech eye tracking study finds what may be earliest clear sign of autism; suggests possible window for very early intervention

Alycia Halladay, Ami Klin, ASD, autism, autism research, Autism Speaks, Autism Spectrum, Baby Siblings Research Consortium, early signs of autism, Eye Gaze, High Risk Baby Siblings, Warren Jones

Boys and Girls with Autism Use Gaze Differently in Social Situations

May 03, 2013

Researchers say gender differences in eye-tracking illustrate why more study needed on girls and women with autism

Ami Klin, Asperger Syndrome, Asperger's, autism and girls, Autism Speaks, Autism Spectrum, Emory, Eye Gaze, gender differences, IMFAR, IMFAR 2013, International Meeting for Autism Research, Jennifer Moriuchi, Lauren Elder, Marcus Autism Center, PDD-NOS

TEDxPeachtree – Ami Klin – Autism: Disruptions in Early Human Social Adaptation Mechanisms

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Ami Klin, Blog, Peachtree, TedX

Toddlers with Autism Drawn to Synchronized Movements

March 29, 2009

In its March 29 issue, Nature reports on an NIH-funded study out of the Yale Child Study Center that focuses on toddler response to bio

Ami Klin

2000 Awards (NAAR)

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Ami Klin, Ann Gernsbacher, Atlanta, Boston, Boston University Medical School, CA, CT, Cynthia R. Johnson, D., Dallas, David G. Amaral, Davis, Deborah A. Fein, Emory University, GA, Gene J. Blatt, Grants, Grants, Greenwood, Greenwood Genetic Center, HST Children's Hospital/Harvard Medical School, Ira L. Cohen, Jeffrey D. Macklis, John N. Constantino, MA, Madison, MO, New Haven, New York State Institute for Basic Research in Developmental Disabilities, NJ), NY, PA, Ph.D., Ph.D. & H. Hill Goldsmith, Ph.D. J.C., Pittsburgh, Ron C. Michaelis, S.C., Scott E. Hemby, Self Research Institute, St. Louis, Staten Island, Storrs, TX, UMDNJ–Robert Wood Johnson Medical School (New Brunswick, University of California-Davis, University of Connecticut, University of Pittsburgh, University of Texas-Southwest Medical Center, University of Wisconsin, Washington University School of Medicine, William G. Johnson, Yale University Child Study Center, Yan Ni

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