May 14, 2021
Please listen to the latest S E N S E S P O D program featuring Dr. Alessandro Prigione whose work at Heinrich Heine University bridges research on stem cell and earl-onset neurodegeneration.
March 5, 2021
Listen to the new episode of S E N S E S P O D. In this program, we have a conversation with Senses Cultural Advisory Board Member Dr. Farideh Niroomand, about her educational background, research, clinical work, and work experience at the city and state levels in California and beyond, and especially about her work helping individuals, families, and communities to seek better solutions and treatments in the field of autism.
September 14, 2020
Listen to the fifth episode of S E N S E S P O D, our new podcast program. In this program, Dr. Melanie Pellecchia, assistant professor of Psychology and Psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania, speaks about her decision to work in the field of autism research, her treatment methods for children with autism, and her journey to become a faculty member at U Penn.
September 14, 2020
Listen to the forth episode of S E N S E S P O D, our new podcast program. In this program, Dr. Melanie Pellecchia, assistant professor of Psychology and Psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania, speaks about her decision to work in the field of autism research, her treatment methods for children with autism, and her journey to become a faculty member at U Penn.
June 17, 2020
Listen to the third episode of S E N S E S P O D, an interview with Senses Cultural Advisory Board Member Dr. Mohammad Nami. The Head of the Department of Neuroscience at Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, Dr. Nami discusses his work on autism in Iran.
April 23, 2020
Listen to the second episode of S E N S E S P O D, our new podcast program. Tata Monfared, Founder of Senses Cultural, speaks about what inspired her to launch the organization, and build professional networks to support families with autism worldwide.
Listen to the first episode of S E N S E S P O D, our new podcast project. In this interview, we ask Dr. Randi J. Hagerman about her research at the UCD MIND Institute.