Grandin

Grandin is a surname and, less commonly, a place name used in several English-speaking regions. As a surname, it has appeared in various professions, including academia and the arts. Temple Grandin (born 1947) is a notable bearer; she is an American professor of animal science, an author, and an advocate for autistic people, known for her work on humane livestock handling and autism awareness.

Geographical and institutional uses of Grandin typically commemorate individuals bearing the surname; such uses are most common in North America and parts of Europe. Examples include streets, neighborhoods, or facilities named Grandin after local figures, though specific instances vary by region.

In fiction, Grandin can be used as a character name, but it is not tied to a single canonical work.

See also variations and related names that may appear in different languages or spellings.