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Brain activity in autism is this the common language of translational research?
Published July 16, 2015
in ASF Blog
Russell Port, an ASF funded pre-doctoral fellow at Penn, discusses a new approach in translational research that involves understanding the importance of neural circuits, the potential bridge between animal model findings and clinical treatments. Read more on the ASF Blog.
Filed under: Autism News, featured, Grants, Neural Circuits, Translational Research