Patrick Bolton

Professor Patrick Bolton is a highly cited researcher (22,207 citations) specializing in behavioral phenotypes of genetic disorders. His work primarily focuses on autism spectrum disorder, tuberous sclerosis complex, and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

His research expertise spans across several key areas:

• Autism and neurodevelopmental disorders (98% research focus)
• Tuberous sclerosis complex (44% research focus)
• ADHD and related behavioral conditions (35% research focus)
• Genetic factors in behavioral phenotypes (26% research focus)

Professor Bolton has an extensive publication record with 192 research outputs, including numerous articles on the intersection of genetic disorders and behavioral outcomes. His recent work has examined parent-child similarities in autism and ADHD traits, mid-childhood autism recurrence, and the relationship between epilepsy severity and ADHD symptoms in tuberous sclerosis complex.

His research has significant implications for understanding the developmental trajectories of children with genetic disorders and has contributed to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to health and well-being.

Professor Bolton has led and collaborated on 56 research projects, including significant work with The BASIS/STAARS Team and the Tuberous Sclerosis 2000 Study Group. His projects often involve longitudinal approaches to understanding developmental outcomes in children with genetic disorders.