One of BIS’ current customers, and NIH Research Partner, was featured in Pennsylvania’s newspaper regarding how they’ve been using (Legacy) Behavior Imaging to advise schools to deal more effectively with Problem Behavior. Using Behavior Imaging for Problem Behavior 911 Service This current NIH research study will study if smartCapture can make this ’911′ service even […]
(From the Principal Investigator) I was aware of Dr. Klin’s research (to a certain degree) before , AND I am a big fan of inspiring TED talks. Somehow this related talk about Earlier Diagnosis … via Technology eluded me until now. This has some good lessons for our Diagnostic Assessment research – we may see […]
Behavior Imaging Solutions’ research was featured in this recent article, focusing on the current collaboration with nationally renowned autism research and treatment centers, including clinical partners at the Phoenix-based Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center and Atlanta-based Marcus Autism Center, and technology partner, Georgia Institute of Technology. – http://www.sfgate.com/business/prweb/article/NIMH-Awards-2-2-Million-SBIR-Grant-Advancing-4299733.php
Behavior Imaging data (audio) shows promise to derive clues of autism – Understanding the importance of early diagnosis, researchers at Women & Infants’ Brown Center for the Study of Children at Risk in collaboration with researchers at University of Pittsburgh have been studying the cry acoustics of 6-month-old infants. Their research has recently been published […]
The Annual Conference for the Association of University Centers on Disability(AUCD) highlighted Autism Telehealth as one of its Pre-Conference Workshops. Program included use of Behavior Imaging to facilitate earlier diagnosis of autism using telehealth technology (see program).
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Research reported in this publication was supported by the National Institute Of Mental Health of the National Institutes of Health under Award Number R44MH099035. The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National Institutes of Health.