Dr. Elizabeth Redcay and colleagues receive $2.6 million NIMH grant to study autism

Dr. Elizabeth Redcay and colleagues have received a $2.6 million grant from the National Institute of Mental Health to study atypical social interactions in autism through use of an innovative, interactive approach to examine real-time social interaction while children are undergoing a functional MRI brain scan.

Published August 19, 2016

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Dr. Elizabeth Redcay and colleagues receive $2.6 million NIMH grant to study autism

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