Autism Speaks Predoctoral Fellow: Maya Reiter
Autism Speaks just announced its ninth class of Weatherstone Predoctoral Fellows. Selected from a highly competitive pool of applicants, this year’s fellows includes Maya Reiter, […]
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“The Final Frontier:” Dr. Jillian Lee Wiggins Featured in the Daily Aztec
Dr. Jillian Lee Wiggins, new assistant professor in the Department of Psychology, was featured in the Daily Aztec. The article discusses her research on autism. […]
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Brain Networks in Autism: Some Underconnected, Others Overconnected
A study led by former Psychology MA student Angela Abbott (graduating class of 2013) and performed in SDSU Psychology Professor Dr. Ralph-Axel Müller’s lab, […]
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Dr. Inna Fishman Awarded a $2-million Grant from the NIH for Autism Research
Dr. Inna Fishman, Research Assistant Professor of Psychology at SDSU, was recently interviewed by the SDSU Newscenter for receiving a $2-million grant from the NIH […]
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Brain Development Imaging Lab at Walk for Autism
The Brain Development Imaging Lab (BDIL) was well represented at the Walk for Autism event, which took place in San Diego on Sept. 26, 2015. […]
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The Department of Psychology Welcomes Dr. Jillian Lee Wiggins
Jillian Lee Wiggins, Ph.D. is a developmental psychologist who received her Ph.D. from University of Michigan in 2013. At the University of Michigan, Dr. Wiggins’ […]
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Dr. Ralph-Axel Müller and Dr. Ruth Carper Awarded a $3.5 Million NIH Grant
Dr. Ralph-Axel Müller and Dr. Ruth Carper featured on the SDSU NewsCenter, received a five-year $3.5-million NIH grant for their research study on autism’s effect […]
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Dr. Scott Roesch Recipient of $95,738 Grant for His Study on Autism
Dr. Scott Roesch, professor in the Department of Psychology, received $95,738 for his and Dr. Brookman-Frazee’s study titled “Effectiveness and Implementation of a Mental Health […]
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Over and Under: The Ways the Brain Connects in Autism featured on CW 6 News
Amanda Khan, a former SDSU psychology MA student in Dr. Ralph-Axel Müller‘s lab and now a doctoral candidate at Suffolk University in Boston , is […]
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Study by Psychology Professor Ralph-Axel Müller Reveals Brains of Autistic Children are Surprisingly Hyperconnected
See the article from Discover Magazine below. You can also view the article here. Brains of Autistic Children Are Surprisingly Hyper-Connected By Ben Thomas | November 7, […]
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