Research & Publications
Find out more about different types of research and publications done by The Irish Society for Autism
The Irish Society for Autism believes that research is vitally important to improve the quality of life of people with Autism and their families.
Over the years our organisation has conducted research in numerous areas relating to Autism and will continue to do so into the future. You can view our research studies below. You can also find information regarding various research topics and studies being undertaken by other individuals and organisations.
Latest research
Aneta Kuczynska is conducting a study on the 'Role of Footwear in the Experiences of Autistic Children and their Parents'.
Research Study
Understanding the transition to adolescence in girls with and without neurodevelopmental conditions.
Research Study
Paula Jennings, NUI Galway, is carrying out research with siblings who are growing up alongside a brother or sister with a disability in the home.
Research Study
The Carers-ID Research Project invites you to take part in a project about the impact of the pandemic on you as a carer.
Research Study
Dr. Louis Camilleri is conducting an international study that aims to investigate how a digital application, called SOFA can support Autistic children and their parents.
Research Study
GEMMA is an international EU project which is investigating gastrointestinal problems like constipation, diarrhoea, or tummy pains that are experienced by up to 80% of children with autism.
Research & Resources
Below you can see research conducted by The Irish Society for Autism, as well as other ongoing research studies





