International Meeting for Autism Research (London, May 15-17, 2008): Reflections on the Mirror Neuron Hypothesis of Autism: Lighting the Way Forward
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Reflections on the Mirror Neuron Hypothesis of Autism: Lighting the Way Forward

Friday, May 16, 2008: 1:15 PM-3:15 PM
Avize-Morangis (Novotel London West)
Speakers:
C. Keysers , L. Oberman , J. Grezes , J. H. G. Williams and I. M. Smith
Organizer:
J. H. G. Williams
1:15 PM
128.01
Introductory Remarks
1:25 PM
128.02
From Mirror Neurons to Empathy and Autism
C. Keysers, J. A. C. J. Bastiaansen, V. Gazzola and M. A. Thioux
1:45 PM
128.03
Electrophysiological indexes of mirroring in ASD and neurotypical individuals
L. Oberman
2:05 PM
128.04
Understanding non verbal signals in social interactions
J. Grezes
2:25 PM
128.05
Contributions of mirror neurons to imitation and joint attention
J. H. G. Williams
2:45 PM
128.06
Are mirror neurons relevant to clinical practice?
I. M. Smith
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