Lauren E. Kenworthy

This study finds that adolescents with autism have higher biological aging rates in brain structures compared to neurotypical controls, as measured by DunedinPACNI.

The paper investigates concept learning in autistic adolescents using computational models and neuroimaging, finding that prototype-based representations are more common than expected.

This study examines neural activity during conversation and rest in autistic males, finding increased inter-regional correlations in social processing regions during social tasks and rest, suggesting core and contextual neural features of autism.