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From ground-breaking studies to innovative partnerships, the Autism Centre of Excellence at Cambridge changes the lives of autistic people and their families. Read on for the latest updates.
Join our team!
Want to help us increase employment for autistic people? We are currently recruiting for an Autism Employment Lead (Project Manager): Around eight out of ten...
Tom Purser joins the Autism Centre of Excellence as CEO
The Autism Centre of Excellence (ACE) at Cambridge is pleased to announce the appointment of Tom Purser as CEO. Tom joined ACE in January from the National Autistic Society,...
Autism Research News
ACE builds upon over 25 years of excellence in research carried out at the Autism Research Centre (ARC) at the University of Cambridge.
Researcher Rachel Moseley explains the development of our suicide prevention survey
Dr Rachel Moseley is a Principal Academic in Psychology at Bournemouth University. Her research focuses on autism and the...
Fundraisers climb Ben Nevis for the Autism Centre of Excellence at Cambridge
In August this year, despite wind, hail, and a 1,345-metre summit, one group was determined to raise money for the Autism Centre...
Expanding our efforts to stop autistic people being invisible in important surveys
In June, we announced the launch of our UK-wide survey of autistic people’s health and wellbeing. We have received hundreds of...
We are hiring!
Want to help us improve access to high quality support and remove barriers and stigma for autistic people? We are...
Call for Suicide Prevention Research Proposals – deadline for expression of interest: 21st July 2023
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Help us stop autistic people being invisible in important surveys
Announcing our brand-new survey of autistic people’s health and wellbeing! What is the problem? Since 2020, the UK government...
Could autistic people be at risk of developing health conditions?
Earlier research had shown that autistic people on average die younger than others. But why is that? Previous studies have shown...
Is Music Therapy effective for autistic children?
The Autism Centre of Excellence at Cambridge (ACE) is pleased to announce £1 million funding for a music therapy research...
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