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THE RESEARCH PIPELINE

The Research Pipeline

6 papers. 30 months. Evidence-based. Peer-reviewed. Built in public.

P1In DevelopmentMonths 1–3

Dimensional Autism Intelligence: A Conceptual Framework for an 8-Axis Diagnostic Model

Progress40%
P2Research PhaseMonths 3–6

AI Detection of Autism: A Systematic Review of Multimodal Neuroimaging Studies

Progress20%
P3Research PhaseMonths 6–10

The Historical Record: Documenting Harm in Autism Diagnostic History

Progress15%
P4PlannedMonths 8–12

Cross-Cultural Validity in Autism Assessment: A Critical Review

Progress0%
P5PlannedMonths 12–18

The Dimensional Autism Intelligence Assessment Tool (DAIAT): Design and Validation Protocol

Progress0%
P6PlannedMonths 18–30

Clinical Implementation of the DAI Framework: A Pilot Study

Progress0%

FOUNDATIONAL EVIDENCE

The Studies That Built the Foundation

91.8%

Sensitivity

Multimodal neuroimaging AI detection — the core result cited across the DAI framework.

0.937

AUC

EEG deep learning classification — a 20-minute recording enabling high-accuracy identification.

~88%

Accuracy

Eye-tracking based detection during social scene observation.

L2/3 IT

Neurons

Stanford (2025): autism genes concentrate in the most recently evolved neurons in the human brain.

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ACADEMIC PATHWAY

The PhD Route

Target Institutions

Oxford DPhil | UCL | King's College London

Timeline

30-month publication pipeline. P1–P6 built as the evidential foundation for a DPhil application in cognitive neuroscience or psychiatry. Application target: Month 24–30.

Institutional Requirements

Peer-reviewed publication record demonstrating independent research capacity. The DAI pipeline is designed explicitly to meet and exceed these requirements — built in public, so the process is as credible as the output.