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Welcome to the Lifespan Language Lab!
We are interested in the way language changes across the human lifespan. Our research investigates how genetic, cognitive, and environmental factors impact language. Through our work, we hope to expand current knowledge of the impact of neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative conditions on language.
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Announcements
ACEing Autism Tennis Clinic Volunteers Needed!
The Lifespan Language Lab is collaborating with ACEing Autism of Tucson, Arizona to offer weekly tennis clinics for autistic children & teens.
We are seeking volunteers for this program from 10/19/25 - 11/23/25!
Click on the link here to learn more.
Seeking Law Enforcement Research Participants
The Lifespan Language Lab at the University of Arizona is collaborating with law enforcement to develop effective supports for autistic individuals and their families. We are seeking law enforcement volunteers!
Click on the link here to learn more about this opportunity!
Seeking Research Participants from Native Nations in Arizona
Are you affiliated with a Native Nation in Arizona? Our team is recruiting participants to learn more about their experiences related to autism and other developmental conditions.The purpose of this research is to understand perceptions of genetic testing, experiences with diagnosis, and to determine areas of need as defined by the community.
Click on the link here to learn more about Collaborating with Native Nations in Arizona!
Seeking Male FMR1 Premutation Carrier Participants
We are currently seeking male FMR1 premutation carriers between the ages of 30-65 to participate in this study. If you or someone you know fits this demographic and would be interested in participating, please reach out to the lab via our subject interest form, which can be found on the Current Research page.
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