I chat with neuroscientist Alexia Ostrolenk about her research on autism and how to communicate science to a variety of audiences (and languages). We also discuss how important it is for researchers to listen to & work with the communities they are studying.   Alexia's website: <a href= "https://alexiaostrolenk.com/">https://alexiaostrolenk.com/</a> Alexia's Twitter: <a href= "https://twitter.com/AlexiaOstrolenk">https://twitter.com/AlexiaOstrolenk</a>

I chat with neuroscientist Alexia Ostrolenk about her research on autism and how to communicate science to a variety of audiences (and languages). We also discuss how important it is for researchers to listen to & work with the communities they are studying. Alexia's website: https://alexiaostrolenk.com/ Alexia's Twitter: https://twitter.com/AlexiaOstrolenk

I chat with neuroscientist Alexia Ostrolenk about her research on autism and how to communicate science to a variety of audiences (and languages). We also discuss how important it is for researchers to listen to &amp; work with the communities they are studying.&nbsp;&nbsp; Alexia's website: <a href="https://alexiaostrolenk.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://alexiaostrolenk.com/</a> Alexia's Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/AlexiaOstrolenk" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://twitter.com/AlexiaOstrolenk</a>

Researching Autism and Communicating Science in Different Languages

Matthew Facciani interviews a variety of people in science who are doing amazing work!

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