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SCSB Colloquium Series with Dr. Jed Elison: Toward a New Era of Early Autism Identification
Simons Center for the Social Brain

SCSB Colloquium Series with Dr. Jed Elison: Toward a New Era of Early Autism Identification

Add to CalendarAmerica/New_YorkSCSB Colloquium Series with Dr. Jed Elison: Toward a New Era of Early Autism Identification03/18/2026 4:00 pm03/18/2026 5:00 pmBuilding 46,46-3002, Singleton Auditorium
March 18, 2026
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Location
Building 46,46-3002, Singleton Auditorium
Contact
asokhina@mit.edu
    Description

    Date: Wednesday, March 18, 2026
    Location: 46-3002 (Singleton Auditorium)

     

    Speaker: Jed Elison, Ph.D.
    Affiliation: 
    Irving B Harris Professor of Child Development and Distinguished McKnight University Professor, Institute of Child Development & Department of Pediatrics, University of Minnesota

     

    Host: Dr. Charles Nelson

     

    Talk title: Toward a New Era of Early Autism Identification

    Abstract: Early intervention and support augment outcomes for autistic children. And yet, early identification remains challenging. I will discuss a conceptual challenge and a methodological challenge that if addressed, could potentially improve early identification efforts. I will share work from my team on early identification in three contexts: 1) familial risk, 2) neurological risk, and 3) normative epidemiological risk. I will close with some future directions that emphasize the value of “big” and “small” science.

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