Understanding Human Cognitive Variation within and beyond the Autism Spectrum — a Paradigm for the Multivariate Cognitive Neuroscience of the Twenty-First Century
International Conference on Cognitive Development, Allahabad Centre of Behavioural and Cognitive Sciences
10-13 December 2010

Autism, Part and Parcel of Human Cognitive Diversity
British Psychological Society (Developmental Psychology Section), London
14 September 2010

Autism Is a Foundation of Human Cognitive Diversity
Program in Neuroscience, Tulane University
9 September 2010

Human Cognitive Diversity within and beyond the Autism Spectrum
The Groden Center, Providence, Rhode Island
18 August 2010

Dimensional and Emergent Aspects of Human Cognitive Variation within and beyond the Autism Spectrum
New York State Institute for Basic Research in Developmental Disabilities, Staten Island, New York
17 August 2010

Behavioural and Neural Variation within and beyond the Autism Spectrum: Perceptual Detail, Cognitive Distance, and Human Diversity
Kennedy Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities, Vanderbilt University
10 May 2010

What People with Autism Spectrum Conditions Can Teach Us about How to Teach Them
‘Mind and Body in Autism,’ 4^th Annual Conference, Columbia University Teachers College
16 April 2010

Autism as a Science and Autism in the Family, a Case of Weak Coherence
Center for Autism and Related Disorders, Kennedy Krieger Institute, Baltimore
15 April 2010

All Too Human: The Autism Spectrum and Human Cognitive Diversity
1^st Annual Distinguished Lecture on Autism, Kennedy Krieger Institute, Baltimore
15 April 2010

Computer Game Environments for Ecologically Valid Cognitive Testing
(or How to Study Complex Traits and Disorders by Playing Lots of Video Games)
Department of Psychology, University of Reading
28 January 2010

Between Two Cultures: Autism in the Family and Autism as a Science
Action for Autism, Delhi, India
24 January 2010

What Research Can Tell Us about Autism, and about Humanity
Tamana School of Hope, Delhi, India
23 January 2010

How We Can Teach People with Autism, and How They Can Teach Us
Tamana School of Hope, Delhi, India
22 January 2010

Using Behaviour and Physiology to Characterise Familial Autism Risk and Resistance
Children First, Delhi, India
20 January 2010

Frontal Lobe Physiology and Autistic Traits within and beyond the Autism Phenotype
National Brain Research Centre, Manesar, India
18 January 2010

Linking Behavioural, Physiological and Molecular Aspects of Familial Autism Risk and Resistance
Indian Institute of Chemical Biology, Kolkata
15 January 2010

Human, but More So: What Autism Science and Autistic People Can Teach Us
Manovikas Kendra Rehabilitation and Research Institute for the Handicapped, Kolkata, India
7 January 2010

Harnessing Population Variance to Link Behaviour, Physiology and Genetics in Familial Autism Risk and Resistance Factors
Manovikas Kendra Rehabilitation and Research Institute for the Handicapped, Kolkata, India
6 January 2010

“Autism from Childhood to Adulthood” (panelist)
Penn State Public Broadcasting, Pennsylvania State University
25 March 2009

What Science Can Tell Us about Autism and What Autism Can Tell Us about Science
Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
4 March 2009

Autistic Neural Information Processing is ‘All in the Family’
Società Italiana per la Ricerca e la Formazione sull’Autismo, Milano
28 November 2008

Behavioural and Physiological Phenotypes in Autism Families
Fondazione Santa Lucia, Roma,
25 November 2008

Bringing the Laboratory to Life: Computer Games as a Tool to Understand and to Develop Autistic Brain Function in Naturalistic Contexts
Associazione Genitori Soggetti con Autismo, Veneto
22 November 2008

Family Connections: Brain Wiring in Autistic and ‘Unaffected’ Sibs
Center for Autism Research, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
13 November 2008

What is Autism? Clinical Phenotypes
Autism Speaks, Santa Monica, California
1 June 2008

Designing Serious Video Games for Autism Research and Treatment
Department of Information Technology, Rochester Institute of Technology
11 April 2008

Real Skills in Imaginary Worlds: Using Video Games to Measure Cognition and Physiology in Autism Families
Department of Psychiatry, Mount Sinai School of Medicine
26 March 2008

Video Game Play as an Ecologically Valid Measure of Autistic Behaviour and Physiology
BBN Technologies, Cambridge, Massachusetts
10 October 2007

Fictive Worlds Bring Out Real Skills: Video Game Environments for Assessing Autistic Cognition
Program in Interactive Media and Game Development, Worcester Polytechnic Institute
27 September 2007

Neural Connectivity, Narrative Connectivity, and the ‘Thing Itself’ in Autistic Perceptual and Cognitive Experience
“Narrative Alternatives to Theories of Mind”, University of Hertfordshire
15 July 2007

Who in a Susceptible Family Becomes Autistic? Connectivity in Genes, Neurones, and Cognition
Institut Pasteur
29 June 2007

Autistic Neural Information Processing, from Attention to Social Cognition
Media Lab, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
3 April 2007

Connecting Social and Non-social Phenotypes to Neural Models of Autism Susceptibility
International Graduate School of Neuroscience, Ruhr-Universität Bochum
5 March 2007

Neural and Narrative Connectivity in Autistic Perceptual Experience
Humanities Center, Harvard University
5 April 2006

Altered Neural Information Processing in Autism: Developmental Causes and Developmental Consequences
Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, University College London
4 October 2005

What Makes a Brain Autistic? Developmental Endpoints in Functional Neuroanatomy
Institut de Neurobiologie de la Méditerranée / Trends in Neurosciences 4^th annual meeting, La Ciotat, France
6 September 2005

Text, Mind, and Meaning: The Autistic Brain and What It Tells Us about the Process of Narrative
Hampshire College
21 February 2005

“Autism in Twentieth Century America” (guest lecture)
Department of Science and Technology Studies, Cornell University
2-4 November 2004 & 7 February 2006

Autism and Art
Risley College, Cornell University
3 November 2004

Autism as a Disorder of Neural Connectivity
4th International Congress on Genetics and Regeneration in Neuroscience, Terni, Italy
28 June 2004

Research into the Neurocognitive Aspects of Autism
Nancy Lurie Marks Family Foundation, Boston
23 March 2004

Neurophysiological Studies of Selective Attention in Autism
National Autistic Society, London
28 October 2002

Imaging Altered Information Processing in Autism
Child Study Center, Yale University
14 February 2003

The Centre Cannot Hold: Unifying the Many Aspects of the Autism Phenotype
Cure Autism Now, Santa Monica, California
April 2002

Physiological Studies of Attention in Autism: Implications for Autistic Cognition and Behaviour
Cure Autism Now, Santa Monica
January 2002

Attention and Specialisation of Function in the Autistic Brain
Cure Autism Now, Illinois Chapter
September 1999

Brain Structure and Function Yield Clues to the Nature of Autism
The Autism Society of Greater Philadelphia
July 1997

A Practical Introduction to the Synthesiser Generator
The Polytechnic of Central London
September 1990