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The Brain Development and Disorders Project research is being carried out by eight principal investigators, with the assistance of close to 20 graduate and postdoctoral students. They are located in eight separate laboratories in the new Brain and Cognitive Sciences Department building located on Vassar Street in Cambridge. With specialties ranging from language to memory to vision, these researchers will combine their findings and assist each lab in reaching the greater goal of better diagnosis and treatment of developmental disorders.
"Cortical development, plasticity and autism " Damon Page Jitendra Sharma Daniela Tropea Sam Horng Nathan Wilson
"A test of the mGluR theory in visual cortex " Gordon Smith
"Self-related cognition in Asperger’s Syndrome" Joe Moran
"Search for mouse models of autism" Jill Crittenden Anna Borkowska Catherine Thorn Tao Liu Seema Verma
"Mechanisms of visual integration in individuals with autism" Yuri Ostrovsky Benjamin Balas Chetan Nandakumar Gaurav Singal
Susumu Tonegawa Lab "Identification of the functional interaction between FMRP and Pak" Mansuo Hayashi Bridget Dolan
"Motor learning in children with Autism Spectrum Disorders" Robert Ajemian
"Language development in Autism Spectrum Disorders" Alexandra Perovic Nadya Modyanova
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