Bridging Gaps in Diagnosis and Assessment Using Automated Neurobehavioral Research Tools

Join Children's Center for Neurosciences Research (CCNR) and Marcus Autism Center for a special collaborative seminar exploring cutting-edge technology in neurobehavioral research. Daniel Drane, PhD, ABPP(CN) and Warren Jones, PhD will discuss their latest studies utilizing eye-tracking and other interactive, automated technology for neuropsychological testing of memory and for diagnosis and assessment of autism. This event will consist of two 30-minute talks, followed by Q&A/discussion moderated by Ami Klin, PhD. In-person attendance is highly encouraged to foster engagement and collaboration!

Speakers:

Daniel L. Drane, PhD, ABPP(CN)
Professor of Neurology and Pediatrics
Emory University School of Medicine
Affiliate Professor of Neurology
University of Washington

Warren Jones, PhD 
Director of Research, Marcus Autism Center 
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta 
Norman Nien Distinguished Chair in Autism 
Associate Professor, Department of Pediatrics 
Emory University School of Medicine 

Discussion facilitated by:

Ami Klin, PhD
Director, Marcus Autism Center, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar Professor and The Bernie Marcus Distinguished Chair in Autism
Chief, Division of Autism & Developmental Health, Department of Pediatrics, Emory University School of Medicine

Click "RSVP" below by August 11th to register and download a calendar invite. 

Questions? Contact gillian.glauber@emory.edu.