Autism Research Database - Principal Investigator Project Details | IACC

Project Element	Element Description
Project Title Project Title	Comparing the Effect of Non-invasive Brain Stimulation on Different Brain Regions for Reducing Social Symptoms in Autism Spectrum Disorder
Principal Investigator Principal Investigator	Enticott, Peter
Description Description	Peter Gregory Enticott, Ph.D., Deakin University, is seeking a biological treatment for autism that targets its core symptoms. Using transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), he will target the disrupted communication between brain cells that is a hallmark of autism. He will then compare efficacy of TMS when applied to two different brain regions, to determine which areas hold promise for new interventions. Dr. Enticott's team will focus on adolescents and young adults with autism, a crucial population whose autism symptoms can interfere with the transition to adulthood.
Funder Funder	Brain & Behavior Research Foundation
Funding Country Funding Country	United States
Fiscal Year Funding Fiscal Year Funding	24995
Current Award Period Current Award Period	2016-2018
Strategic Plan Question Strategic Plan Question	Question 6: How Can We Meet the Needs of People with ASD as They Progress into and through Adulthood?
Funder’s Project Link Funder’s Project Link	No URL available.
Institution Institution	Deakin University
Institute Location Institute Location	Australia
Project Number Project Number
Government or Private Government or Private	Private
History/Related Projects History/Related Projects	Comparing the Effect of Non-invasive Brain Stimulation on Different Brain Regions for Reducing Social Symptoms in Autism Spectrum Disorder \| 24995 \| 2017 \| Comparing the Effect of Non-invasive Brain Stimulation on Different Brain Regions for Reducing Social Symptoms in Autism Spectrum Disorder \| 24995 \| 2018 \|

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