(6) Unique longitudinal cohorts from infancy to adulthood, (7) U.K. still firmly part of the academic community (despite Brexit), most of all, great to see so many friends and that people have become friends on the way !.

(As Pierre Violland noted) not a single poster on “social deficits”, (4) consultation and collaboration with autistic people becoming the new normal (especially for young researchers), (5) more and more openly autistic researchers,.

This was my favourite AIMS-2-TRIALS AGM! What a long way we’ve come! Who would have thought that …(1) mean group comparisons become a mere analytic starting point, (2) novel ways capture individual profiles, (3) sensory, mental health, burn out dominate the agenda.

I cared about the most . Yes, it’s not always been smooth , but what stands out to me is growing respect, friendship, trust and new directions. And I’d have loved other colleagues to hear about this.

Shame that our INSAR panel on how the collaboration between autism researchers and autistic people over the past 7 years has shaped our attitudes , priorities and research culture was not accepted . Glad that other contributions by our group will be represented … but this one

RT @AutisticDoctor: @BendyBrain @rcpsychNDPSIG @rcpsych @BSMSMedSchool @CritchleyHugo @PerinatalBirder @Autistic_Doc @eva_loth @EmilyDevNeu….

For organising mentorship programmes and lab visits . I hope you enjoyed it and see you next year !.

Loved Dr Mary Doherty’s SPACE talk and special thanks to her, Nick Puts and our PPI board members Sarah Douglas, Pierre Violland, Anjuli Ghosh for the moving and authentic session on lived experiences of dynamic sensory differences. Super grateful to our ECR committee.

Prof Tim Denison’s advances in epilepsy treatments in the U.K. and Zimbabwe, and Prof Rhodri Cusacks’s imaging awake 2-months infants , thoughtful feedback from Scientific Advisors, Profs Appelbaum, Fifer, Goodwin, Leekam, Johnson & Buitelaar., and excellent industry panel.

Thank you to all who attended our #Respect4Neurodevelopment conference . Exciting to hear the first results from our 2023 funded Pump prime feasibility projects and the outlines of the 2024 projects ! I learnt so much over the last two days from our fantastic keynotes,.

3. Please see here for full programme and application form. Students from all career stages interested in delving into a field new to you are welcome !.

2. Qualitative interview and analysis approaches to participatory research with Dr Felicity Sedgewick and Sarah Douglas extended to 21 August.

1.Join us to our first @Respect4neurod Autumn School at the beautiful Cumberland lodge in Windsor park. Application deadline for in-depth training in 1. Infant MRI methodology and connectivity analyses with Prof Johnny O’Muircheartaigh and Dr Tomoki Arichi and.

You are an early Career Researcher or neurodivergent researcher with a great idea? But don’t have the neurotechnology to test it? Don’t be shy! Apply for a travel award and join us at the RESPECT4Neurodevelopment conference 10 November! All welcome.

Delighted about the opportunity to speak with @Autistic_Doc at the Coram/ IAC virtual conference on neurodiversity in adopted and looked after children; which brings together the two areas that have been most important to me professionally and personally.

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RT @Respect4neurod: We would like to thank the network ECR committee and all it's helpers who made the ECR visit to Birkbeck babylab and to….

RT @Respect4neurod: Join us for our June Lunch and Learn Webinar today at 1pm with Dr Garg & Dr Lea-Carnall who will talking about non-inva….

What an amazing conference! Thank you to @UCD_CHAS, @IoNRDPU , @adhdireland for organising and special thanks to @AutisticDoctor for inviting me. I loved pretty much all talks; @bernaharbor, @BendyBrain, Alexis Quinn, many more so inspiring to listen to you!.