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Insights into autism research with eye tracking
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June 7, 2022
30 min
English
Free
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How can eye tracking bring autism research forward? What do you need to know about eye tracking before starting your first study? What are best practices?
In this panel discussion, research experts from Stanford School of Medicine, Uppsala University, and Karolinska Institute shared their experiences with the unique insights eye tracking provides in the field of autism and answered audience questions.
Resource Details
June 7, 2022
30 min
English
Free
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Dr. Sheila Achermann Ph.D.
Global Manager Education Services, Tobii
Dr. Monica Siqueiros
Postdoctoral researcher
Stanford School of Medicine M.Sc. in developmental psychopathology and medical Ph.D.
Maja Rudling
Ph.D. student
Developmental psychology, Uppsala University
Anna Maria Portugal
Developmental neuroscientist
Karolinska Institute and Uppsala University
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