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Grace earned her BS in Public Health-Global Health from the University of Washington in Spring 2023. She is now a Research Coordinator in the Kleinhans Lab, contributing to two large, multi-site [...]

The Wheels in Motion study discusses the impact of accessibility in the built environment on the usage of adapted ride-on cars for children with mobility issues. The research involved providing [...]

Rare Disease Day® takes place worldwide, typically on or near the last day of February each year, to raise awareness among policymakers and the public about rare diseases and their impact on [...]

Phenomes, Connectomes, and Genomes: Autism Research as a Data-Driven Science - Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a widely heterogeneous syndrome whose etiology remains poorly understood.

The IHDD hosted its first Lightning Talks event in the newly-renovated IHDD Auditorium at the Haring Center. Presenters from more than a dozen research and clinical programs across IHDD shared [...]

For over two decades, Dr. Neva Corrigan has been a research scientist at the University of Washington, working with the I-LABS and the IHDD. In her role, she’s dealt with vast amounts of MRI [...]

February 14, 2024: Join fellow members of the UW IHDD community for an engaging event featuring Lightning Talks and Research/ Advocacy ‘Speed Networking’!

Looking to take a leadership role in neurodevelopmental and related disabilities? Consider applying to the University of Washington’s Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related [...]

The study at the UW Autism Center focused on advancing autism assessments by considering autistic strengths alongside the traditional deficit-based diagnostic process. Led by Dr. Sara E. Woods [...]

The Buddy Walk is an annual tradition uniting thousands of local, national, and international participants and supporters. It is a celebration of life and a fundraiser, helping provide resources, [...]