Supporting Transformative Autism Research (STAR)
The STAR initiative, led by the School of Education and Human Development and in partnership with colleagues across the University, aims to improve the lives of individuals with autism through groundbreaking research and innovative models for intervention and training.
The Autism Research Core supports pan-university autism research by providing centralized project coordination, recruitment, and specialized testing by certified personnel.
The dynamic Autism DRIVE enables secure storage and sharing of autism data, helping our researchers monitor progress and outcomes. The system also provides access to resources and supports for families and professionals – infusing cutting-edge knowledge into community-based practices. The STAR initiative also supports an innovative Autism Research in Practice System, providing a framework for integrating research and training into existing systems of care.
Transformative Autism Research Our Work
Our Impact: A look at the numbers
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972
Individuals trained through STAR programs and networks
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59
Research studies facilitated through this initiative
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108
peer-reviewed publications from our collaborators
Last updated 4/2/2021