In this lecture, Dr. Jeremy Veenstra-VanderWeele will outline critical challenges, both conceptual and practical, to translating genomic, cellular, and animal model research into new treatments in autism spectrum disorder.
In this lecture, Dr. Arnold Kriegstein will describe recent advances in our understanding of the unique features of human cortical development.
In this lecture, Subir Sachdev will present a simple model of many-particle entanglement, which has led to new insights into two very different classes of systems.
Note: Videos for the Dominika Zgid's "Quantum Embedding Beyond DMFT" and Guifre Vidal's "Continuous Tensor Networks: Recent Results and a Route Map" are unfortunately unavailable due to a file storage...
In this lecture, Mark Zylka will describe how candidate environmental risk factors for autism can be identified rationally, by pinpointing chemicals that interfere with the same molecular pathways that are affected in individuals with autism. His research focuses on identifying environmental-use chemicals that target autism-linked molecular pathways, using environmental sampling data to assess the exposure threat to people, and validating risk potential in animal models.
