Biography of Temple Grandin

Alex Foster

Biographies of Scientists Book 27 · LibriHouse · AI-narrated by Madison (from Google)

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Temple Grandin, the world-renowned scientist, autism advocate, and innovator, transformed animal science and perceptions of neurodiversity. Born in 1947 in Boston, Massachusetts, Grandin overcame the challenges of autism to become a leading expert in livestock handling systems and a vocal advocate for autism awareness. This biography explores her pioneering work in humane animal treatment, her unique perspective as a visual thinker, and her role in advancing understanding of autism. Grandin’s ability to turn challenges into strengths has inspired millions, earning her global recognition. This book celebrates her achievements, her contributions to science and advocacy, and her legacy as a role model for innovation, inclusion, and perseverance.

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