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The Center's development plan has completed internal review. The three platforms — research and innovation; clinical translation, family and community; and standards, education and international collaboration — are entering their formation phase, with platform leads and expert groups confirmed.
The symposium covered neural mechanisms, AI-based digital phenotyping and early diagnosis, and precision rehabilitation, laying the groundwork for a regular interdisciplinary exchange mechanism.
The Center is building on the Rehabilitation International global autism and global collaboration research centers to develop links with leading international autism research institutions.
The survey will cover 8–10 cities with a sample of at least 2,000, documenting the needs and lived experiences of autistic people and their families to inform service design and policy research.
Under the University's talent policy, the Center is recruiting leading researchers, early-career scholars and postdoctoral researchers in autism research.