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It’s quite a time for neurodiversity here in the United Kingdom. As I wrote about last week, Dame Uta Frith’s comments about narrowing the autism spectrum and her opinion that beloved autistic UK naturalist Chris Packham might not be autist...
Dame Uta Frith — along with her husband, Chris — has done some of the most important research on autism. I have read many of her papers, and cite her work in my upcoming book, Leading with Autism. She has recently waded into the most conten...
A compelling recent study showing the effects of zip code on brain scans proves the point
Nature is out with a great scoop from Max Kozlov showing that officials at NIH and HHS are trying to ensure that federal biomedical research somehow...
One of the people at the absolute forefront of understanding the interaction of artificial intelligence, most recently large language models (LLMs), with knowledge and the scientific literature is computational social scientist James Evans...
Last week, the Office of Science and Technology policy put out a report called “Science: A New Golden Age.” In it, author Michael Kratsios, the Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy, explains why the old model of doing sc...
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