Mobile Labs

In May 2007, ASD-CARC purchased two mobile homes and research equipment for each to allow ASD-CARC researchers to take the research to the families!  Watch out for this vehicle to be on the road in Spring 2008.

We are looking for families and communities to visit. If you are interested in participating please register for our research and we will contact you if we will be in your area. If you are interested in helping with a research session in your community, please let us know how you might be able to help (e.g., recruitment of additional families, suggestions for a suitable location, arranging sponsorship to defray costs, etc.). Click here to complete a short questionnaire about how you could help.

The first mobile home is being used as a Phenotyping Behavioural Research Lab by several Ontario ASD-CARC Researchers.

• EEG: Dr. Mark Sabbagh, Queen’s University
• Preferential Looking: Dr. James Bebko, York University
• 3D Facial Scanning: Dr. Suzanne Lewis, UBC & Dr. Cynthia Forster-Gibson, Queen’s University
• Eye Tracking: Dr. Doug Munoz, Queen’s University

The second mobile home is being used as an Infant Research Vehicle by Dr. Jennifer Hill Karrer located in Victoria, B.C., Canada.

The vehicles and equipment were purchased through major funding from the following: