Human Origins: Lessons from Autism Spectrum Disorders

Event Type:

Symposium

Event Dates:

Fri, 10/05/2012 - 1:00pm - Fri, 10/05/2012 - 5:30pm

Venue Space:

Event Chairs:

Event Sessions

Date	Session Title	Speakers	Location
Fri 10/05	Genetic Etiology	Jonathan Sebat	Salk Institute - De Hoffmann Auditorium
Fri 10/05	Structural Brain Changes	Eric Courchesne	Salk Institute - De Hoffmann Auditorium
Fri 10/05	The "Like-Me" Theory for Connecting Self and Others	Andrew Meltzoff	Salk Institute - De Hoffmann Auditorium
Fri 10/05	A Comparative Perspective	Daniel Povinelli	Salk Institute - De Hoffmann Auditorium
Fri 10/05	Mirroring in the Neurotypical and Autistic Brain	Mirella Dapretto	Salk Institute - De Hoffmann Auditorium
Fri 10/05	Systems Biology of Autism Spectrum Disorders	Daniel Geschwind	Salk Institute - De Hoffmann Auditorium
Fri 10/05	The Evolutionary Biology of Autism Risk	Bernard Crespi	Salk Institute - De Hoffmann Auditorium
Fri 10/05	The Fetal Androgen Theory	Simon Baron-Cohen	Salk Institute - De Hoffmann Auditorium
Fri 10/05	A Mirror Neuron Theory of Autism	Rama V.S. Ramachandran	Salk Institute - De Hoffmann Auditorium

Registration

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Friday, October 5, 2012 - 1:00pm

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