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Robert T. Schultz, PhD
Director, Center for Autism Research
Dr. Schultz's research involves using magnetic resonance imaging to understand brain mechanisms and to create biomarkers that predict who has autism spectrum disorder (ASD), who will develop the disorder, and who will respond well to different interventions. More recently, he has developed a technology and innovation lab to exploit advances in perceptual computing, in order to develop more robust measurements of quantitative traits.
Education and Training
BA, University of Delaware (Psychology), 1983
PhD, University of Texas at Austin (Clinical Psychology), 1991
Fellowship, Yale University (Cognitive Neuroscience), 1994
Titles and Academic Titles
Director, Center for Autism Research
Regional Autism Center Endowed Chair
Professor of Pediatrics
Professional Memberships
NIH Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee, 2008-
Scientific Advisory Board, Simons Foundation/Nancy Lurie Marks Foundation Autism & Developmental Disorders Inpatient Research Collaborative Network, 2013-
Scientific Advisory Board, Akili Interactive, 2013-
Scientific Advisory Board, Simons Foundation, 50K (SPARK) National Autism Study , 2014-2016
Scientific Advisory Board, Lumos Pharma, 2015-