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SUMMARY:A functioning neuroanatomy of autism - Sofie Valk\, Max Planck Ins
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CONTACT:Elizabeth Weir
DESCRIPTION:Over the past two decades\, neuroimaging studies have revealed
  differences in brain structure and intrinsic function between people with
  autism and neurotypical controls\, but there is also high heterogeneity i
 n reported results. \n\nIn this talk\, I will discuss some of my work in t
 his area by taking a systems-level perspective. First\, I will illustrate 
 how the brain is organized by its past\, e.g.\, evolutionary and ontogenet
 ic processes. Then\, I will discuss how this can help understand observati
 ons of brain structural differences and their functional consequences in t
 he context of autism. Finally\, I will discuss the possible implications f
 or environmental plasticity within this framework. 
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