Autism Research Centre Cambridge The Shirley Foundation funded the Autism Research Centre at the University of Cambridge who designed and produced CD-ROMs to help improve the understanding of emotions, particularly in people with autism. Multiple versions were produced for different age ranges. The project was run by Simon Baron-Cohen of the Autism Research Centre, and Ted Barnes who ran a business selling educational software. Contents of file: Project cover sheet Schedule of project 2002-2003 Nominal ledger 2001 Excerpt from The Shirley Foundation trustee meeting minutes 2000-2001 The Shirley Foundation project checklist Application to The Shirley Foundation Meeting notes November 1999 Project report January 2000 Cutting from The Times 4th September 2002, titled Actors Put a Face on Feelings to Help Autistic Read Emotions Amendment to agreement between The Shirley Foundation and the University of Cambridge, December 2002 Correspondence relating to the finances and management of the project 1999-2003