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New Video Game Could Help Reveal How People with Autism Perceive the World

Boston University researchers built a game that can be played by people across the autism spectrum—and that could one day help improve the development and testing of new therapies

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Zhixin Jin (ENG&CAS'29) checks out the indigo bandanas students designed during an indigo dyeing workshop hosted by the CFA Color Garden and BU Wellbeing on October 5th. Operating from the CFA Painting Studio, visiting artist Emily Auchincloss led a lecture on the history of indigo and natural dyes, followed by a hands-on workshop on dyeing fabrics with indigo. Photo by Ajani Hickling (CAS’27)

Shades of Blue

Zhixin Jin (ENG’29, CAS’29) (far right) admires the vibrant bandanas students created during an indigo dyeing workshop hosted by the College of Fine Arts Color Garden and BU Wellbeing on October 5. The hands-on workshop followed a lecture on the history of indigo and natural dyes presented by visiting artist Emily Auchincloss in the CFA painting studio.

Photo by Ajani Hickling (CAS’27)

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