BioGENE Study: Biomarkers of Genetic Etiology of NEurodevelopmental disorders
Update: September 1, 2021
Approximate map of Dr. Hudac's Fall 2021 roadtrip for the BioGENE Study
Hi everyone,
After a long and cautious delay due to COVID-19, we are excited that we have started scheduling for the BioGENE Study within the continental U.S.! There is still room for additional families -- please fill out the form at the bottom of this page, and Dr. Hudac will contact you as soon as possible. <-- Here is an approximate map of where will Dr. Hudac will be headed during Fall 2021. If you do not see your location on the map, we still can work on scheduling a visit to see you early spring! Feel free to email Dr. Hudac with any questions! Follow this link to read or download a social story that may be helpful! |
Brief video overview of the projectVideo of how we set up the equipment |
Details
Are you interested in helping us find out how the brain works?
We are currently recruiting individuals with disruptive SCN2A or GRIN2B mutations!
Our research uses:
We work with people of all ages. We work with people who have a known genetic mutation thought to relate to autism spectrum disorder or intellectual disabilities.
Sign up below -- or contact the Brain Research Across Development (B-RAD) Lab: (205) 348-2123 | Email: B.RAD.Laboratory@gmail.com
We are currently recruiting individuals with disruptive SCN2A or GRIN2B mutations!
Our research uses:
- Electroencephalography (EEG) – a wet cap you wear
- Eye tracking to see where your eyes look
- Computer games
- Table-top testing and games
We work with people of all ages. We work with people who have a known genetic mutation thought to relate to autism spectrum disorder or intellectual disabilities.
Sign up below -- or contact the Brain Research Across Development (B-RAD) Lab: (205) 348-2123 | Email: B.RAD.Laboratory@gmail.com
