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The report attached below discusses how perceptual load capacity, defined as the ability to process a certain amount of sensorial stimuli at any given time, is correlated to sensory symptoms in neurotypical and autistic adolescents aged between 11 and 18.
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Go to the profile of Lorenzo Molinari (he/him)
Lorenzo Molinari (he/him)
Technology Consulting Associate, PwC UK
Hello everyone! My name is Lorenzo and I am currently a Technology Consulting Associate at PwC and I have previously completed a Biomedical Engineering degree at UCL. In my Laidlaw experience I specialised in Autism Research, from a psychological and engineering perspective, investigating perceptual load capacity and early diagnosis technique using novel medical imaging techniques. I am very passionate about innovative economics, education and technology - let's chat! :)

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