Event archive · 23 July 2021
Time and Autism: Are we asking the right questions?
A free event bringing together lived experience, psychological research and wider perspectives on time and autism.
Past event · July 2021About the research project
A conversation about time, autism and research.
Held to mark the end of the Autism Timing Project, this webinar explored the science of time perception alongside personal accounts of experiencing time.
It was organised in collaboration with Autism@Manchester and the Body, Eyes and Movement Lab, and welcomed autistic people, people close to them, researchers and professionals.
The event included introductory talks, latest findings, a research poster session and an open discussion of future directions.
Programme
Event schedule
All times shown are UK local time, as listed in the original event announcement.
Welcome to the Time & Autism webinar
Personal experience — speakers reflect on time
Dr Luke Jones — An introduction to the study of time perception
Break
Professor Christine Falter-Wagner — Autism & (Social) Timing; Q&A
Break — meet the poster presenters
Dr Daniel Poole — The Autism Timing Study; Q&A
Professor Mareike Altgassen — Prospective memory performance in autism; Q&A
Open discussion
Closing remarks