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Autistic Researchers
Here, we proudly showcase a curated list of exceptional autistic researchers from around the world, ranging from accomplished professors to dedicated graduate students.
We've drawn inspiration from the "Autistic Researchers" page created by Professor Sandra Thom-Jones, Autistic Professor, and expanded upon it by including additional researchers.
Each researcher listed here offers unique insights and expertise within their respective fields. Click on their names to be redirected to their researcher profiles or websites, where you can delve deeper into their work and contributions. We invite you to explore this diverse community of autistic researchers and their valuable contributions to the world of academia and beyond.
University of Washington
AASPIRE
Marjorie Désormeaux-Moreau
Sherbrooke University
Aspect (Australia)
The Open University
University of Southern Queensland
Sandra Jones
Australian Catholic University
University of Birmingham
T. A. Meridian McDonald
Vanderbilt University
University of Kent
University of Alberta
The Ohio State University
University of Michigan
Alyssa Hillary Zisk
The University of Rhode Island
Brighton & Sussex Medical School
Learning Support Teacher, BC
*Please reach out if you would like to be added to this list: aidanlab@ualberta.ca
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