The University Of Texas At Dallas

This study is testing whether a specific parent-led technique focused on mutual eye contact can help improve social skills, communication, and daily living skills in young children (16-30 months old) who show early signs of autism. Researchers will compare two versions of a paren…

This study is testing if Apple AirPods Pro can work as helpful technology for adults with mild-to-moderate hearing loss, especially in noisy settings like restaurants. Researchers will compare AirPods to standard hearing aids and other devices to see which one makes it easiest to…

This study is testing whether adding specific eye contact strategies to a culturally adapted therapy program helps young Hispanic children with autism improve their social communication and daily living skills. Researchers will compare two versions of the therapy—one with eye con…

This study is testing whether a gentle, non-invasive electric stimulation to the brain can improve word-finding and memory problems in military veterans who have had a mild traumatic brain injury. Researchers will compare a real stimulation treatment to a fake one to see if it he…

This study aims to understand if a common, exaggerated speaking style parents use with babies helps autistic toddlers learn new words. Researchers will observe 100 children, with and without autism, as they watch videos and interact with an adult using this style. The main goal i…

This study aims to understand how to promote brain health on college campuses. Researchers will test online brain training tools and in-person workshops with 1,000 students and staff at two Texas colleges. The goal is to learn what approaches work best for improving thinking skil…

This is a long-term research project to learn what factors help keep our brains healthy and performing well as we age. Over 100,000 generally healthy adults will complete online brain games, questionnaires, and optional training twice a year for ten years. The goal is to gather i…

This study aims to understand how different measures of brain health relate to each other. Researchers will use a non-invasive device that stimulates and records brain activity in 63 healthy adults. The goal is to identify potential markers of brain health by comparing this new t…