Language and ASD data collection begins

The first pilot data from our collaboration with Henry Ford Hospital on language processing in Autism has been collected with the help of undergraduate researchers Stefanie Younce and Maggie Ugolini working closely with co-investigators Renee Lajiness-O’Neill, Ioulia Kovelman and Susan Bowyer.

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Welcome to summer researchers

Data collection in the EEG lab is starting to flow, thanks largely to the efforts of undergraduate researchers Max Cantor, Jacob Freund, Maggie Ugolini, Evan Buysse and Omar Mahmood.

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Seed funding from M-Cubed for Autism research

Increased occipital beta power for children with ASD compared to neurotypical children

With Renee Lajiness-O’Neill and Ioulia Kovelman, our project Neural Coherence at Rest and During Language Processing in Autism Spectrum Disorder” has received seed funding via U-M’s new M-Cubed program.  

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EEG Lab Updates

Our first signal! A N1/P2 response to 1000 Hz tones. The timing is off because of lag in the audio line. Early Fall 2012

Our new Brain Products 64-channel ActiCHamp EEG system has been successfully tested! The image to the left shows a single subject’s AEP evoked by 100 1KHz tones at Cz. Auditory and visual stimulus delivery, trigger signals, and data acquisition are all up and running.

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