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DARI

Dartmouth   Autism
Research   Initiative

Dartmouth College

Dartmouth-Hitchcock

Medical Center

ABOUT DARI

The Dartmouth Autism Research Initiative (DARI) is a group of neuroscience and psychology researchers who are devoted to understanding neurodiversity and the neurobiology of autism. 

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We lead programs in both basic research – understanding autism from a biological perspective – and translational research – developing tools that improve peoples’ lives. Our research studies include individuals of all ages, from infants to adults. 

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Our center is located in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences at Dartmouth and includes collaborations with the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center and the Geisel School of Medicine.

Outside of research, we seek to build a strong community for autism research and awareness in the Upper Valley of NH and VT.
Autism Spectrum Diagnosis?
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If you or your child have a diagnosis of Autism, PDD-NOS, or Asperger's Syndrome, please volunteer for our research to help us understand how people with autism see the world.

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You will be invited to the Dartmouth campus to participate an assessment, an fMRI brain scan, take visual tests on a computer, and complete cognitive questionnaires.  You will receive compensation for your time, reimbursement for your travel, and a picture of your brain!  To learn more about how to volunteer, please click below:

Sensory processing in autism | NeuroMatch 2020 Caroline Robertson
Nov 14, 2020
VSS AJ Haskins: How does active viewing impact gaze behavior
Jun 23, 2020 @2pm
VSS Thomas Botch: Modeling gaze behavior in VR using CNNs
Jun 19 & 22, 2020
VR Insights into the Visual Brain | Caroline Robertson| ARIA 2020
Feb. 19, 2020
NEWS & UPDATES
We are grateful of the support from our funders!
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