Examining the (a)typical development of multisensory processing

Research overview

This project aims to establish whether it is possible to identify biomarkers for atypical sensory responsiveness, for example as manifested in Autism Spectrum Disorder, in 6 month old infants. Using fNIRS and EEG the project will aim to unravel the developmental trajectories of sensory responsiveness and has the potential to help diagnose ASD at a very early stage.