The growing brain
Visualizing neurobiological development in autism
If your child keeps building high towers using all the cans from your cupboard this could be a sign of autism. But what exactly does that mean? And is this disorder visible in our brain?
In the Niche-lab in Utrecht, Sarah Durston uses new imaging techniques to visualize brain development in children with autism.
<p>Produced by: Fast Facts<br />
With the support of: The Young Academy and Sarah Durston<br />
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Thanks to<br />
Iris Koopmans, The Young Academy Office, Dienke Bos, Sanne de Wit, Marieke Langen, Tamar van Raalten en Sarai van Dijk, Tineke Mooibroek, Sacha Schilder, Sjoerd, Dimitri en Boris van Benckendorff and Teddy</p>
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Made by: Marieke Aafjes 2011<br />
In cooperation with<br />
Camera & editing: Frithmedia<br />
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Music: Daan van West<br />
Graphic design: SproetS</p>
