Autistic Professor

Writing about the consequences of being identified as autistic late in life.

Thursday, 18 March 2021

Access Rider

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  I have recently been asked to complete an Access Rider. This is an easy way to communicate your needs to colleagues, employers or organisa...
Friday, 12 February 2021

Why I don't drive

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  Autistic people can be perfectly good drivers. Some recent research shows that they are, if anything, safer than non-autistic drivers (wi...
Monday, 1 February 2021

The 'Neurotribes' conference, Sound Festival Scotland.

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Yesterday I attended the 'Neurotribes' conference that was part of the Sound Festival in Scotland. It was really great to see an ...
Friday, 1 January 2021

Christmas!

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I see that several weeks have passed since I last posted a blog entry. This was due to the pressures of the last few weeks of term. Deliveri...
Sunday, 18 October 2020

Interoception

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I attended The Autism Show ’s web seminars for adults yesterday. It was a pretty interesting day, with some fascinating and heartfelt accoun...
Sunday, 11 October 2020

Accessible Home Working

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I was recently asked to comment on a document about accessible home working. The aim of the document was to provide advice to managers and s...
Sunday, 20 September 2020

My autistic career

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How did I get where I am today? (a look back at my career history in the light of my autism identification in 2018). In many ways I’ve had ...
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This personal blog is about the consequences of being diagnosed as autistic late in life. All opinions are my own and do not necessarily represent the views of my employers. I do not speak for all autistic people. My research areas are mainly Music and Computing, both 'special interests' which I have been fortunate to overthink for a living. My aim is to reflect on the consequences of being identified in ways which may be of interest to others.
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