Maggie presented a paper at the INSAR (formerly, IMFAR) on our work using custom head models for TD, ASIB, and FXS ERP source analysis. I understand the talk was very well received. Congratulations Maggie!! Details of the paper may be seen on the publication page. Guy. M., Richards, J.E. & Roberts, J.E. (2018). Cortical Source Analysis of ERP Responses to Faces in Etiologically Distinct Groups of Infants at High-Risk for ASD. INSAR, Rotterdam, Netherlands, May 2018.
Wanze Xie finished his PhD and had his dissertation defense. He will go through through graduation in December 2017. In the meantime he was accepted as a postdoc working with Chuck Nelson in the Laboratory of Cognitive Neuroscience, Boston Children’s Hospital, Harvard University.
Congratulations on Wanze for his successful graduate career and a job.
ICIS Presentation: The cortical sources of face sensitive ERP components in infancy
ICIS Presentation: Neural correlates of face processing associated with risk of autism spectrum disorders in infancy
ICIS Presentation: The Relation between Infant Covert Orienting, Sustained Attention and Brain Activity
| ICIS Presentation: Brain changes in response to faces in the first year |
Hey everyone!! It has been a while since we have put news on our site. We have been working hard on getting acquired data into publications. This has resulted in five or so publications last year. I am going to update the news for the site, focusing on some recent accomplishments. Happy New Year!!
Recently, one of our publications had a figure which made the cover of Developmental Neuroscience. Fillmore, P.T., Richards, J.E., Phillips-Meek, M.C., Cryer, A., & Stevens, M. (2015) Stereotaxic MRI brain atlases for infants from 3 to 12 months. Developmental Neuroscience. DOI:10.1159/000438749
ICIS Presentation: Neural Correlates of Face Processing in Infants at Risk for Autism and Infants with Fragile X Syndrome
Nicki Zieber has left the lab. Nicki has medical issues and is back in Kansas with her family. We wish you the best!!
