Temple Grandin is an accomplished professor, author, and advocate for individuals with autism. Born in 1947, she was diagnosed with autism at a young age. Overcoming challenges, Grandin went on to earn a Ph.D. in animal science and became a leading expert in animal behavior and welfare. She revolutionized the livestock industry with her humane handling systems. Grandin's personal experiences with autism have allowed her to become a prominent voice for autism awareness and acceptance. She has authored several books and continues to inspire others with her unique perspective and contributions to both the animal science and autism communities.