Researchers Study Cry Acoustics to Determine Risk for Autism

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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 in Autism Research. “Because we can measure various aspects of babies’ cries from the earliest days of life, it may be possible to use this technique to identify risk for neurological problems such as autism long before we can detect behavioral differences,” said Stephen J. Sheinkopf, PhD.

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Behavior Imaging and Autism Diagnostic Evaluation Focus of Health Workshop

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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).

Behavior Imaging to Present at AUCD 2012

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Rapid developments in technology and science result in a constant flow of new and emerging information in medicine, health care, social services, education, policy, research practice, and communication systems. The 2012 AUCD Conference is a unique forum to share innovations and promising practices across a broad array of topics that ultimately impact the quality life for people with disabilities and their families in their communities.

Join AUCD on December 2-5, 2012 at the Washington Hilton in Washington, DC to learn and share today’s promising practices and innovations that shape the lives of people with disabilities and their families through research, policy, education, and service.

Go to the AUCD website to view the conference invitation, browse the latest conference news, and begin planning your time at the AUCD 2012 Conference.

The State Collaborative on Assessment and Student Standards Assessing Special Education Students

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Clinical Affairs Vice President Sharon Oberleitner is invited to sit on a multi-disciplinary committee of The State Collaborative on Assessment and Student Standards Assessing Special Education Students (SCASS ASES) held in San Antonio.

Applied Behavior Analysis Autism conference in Philadelphia, PA

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Behavior Imaging Solutions attends annual Applied Behavior Analysis Autism Conference in Philadelphia, PA and supports one of its clinical sites who presented the following research at the poster session: “Creating Efficiencies in Classroom Interventions and Professional Development Using Video Imaging Technology”

Partnership with Georgia Tech, Southwestern Autism Research and Resource Center and Marcus Autism Center

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Company partners with Georgia Tech, Southwestern Autism Research, and Resource Center (Phoneix, AZ), and Marcus Autism Center (Atlanta, GA) to propose 3-year, next-generation technology research project entitled: Intelligent Data Capture and Assessment Technology for Developmental Disabilities’. Response expected by April, 2012.

Innovator of the Year Finalist

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Sharon Oberleitner recognized as Innovator of the Year Finalist at the Idaho Innovation Awards for her work with company’s Assessment View platform.

Multi-Disciplinary Committee of The State Collaborative on Assessment and Student Standards Assessing Special Education Students

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Clinical Affairs Vice President Sharon Oberleitner was invited again to join multi-disciplinary committee of The State Collaborative on Assessment and Student Standards Assessing Special Education Students (SCASS ASES) held in San Francisco, CA.

Webinar on Telemental Health

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CEO Ron Oberleitner is guest speaker for a webinar entitled on Telemental Health entitled: 3 Ways to Use Store-and-Forward Technology to Increase Your Effectiveness as a Supervisor and Therapist

Behavior Imaging Featured in “Emerging Use of Behavior Imaging for Autism and Beyond”

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Behavior Imaging was featured in “Emerging Use of Behavior Imaging for Autism and Beyond,” published in Future Visions on Biomedicine and Bioinformatics 1: A Liber Amicorum in Memory of Swamy Laxminarayan (Springer – August, 2011).

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