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THEME: "Connecting Insights, Transforming Lives: A Global Vision for Autism Innovation"

Welcome to the Global Autism Research & Innovation Summit (GARIS 2027), taking place on March 22–23, 2027, in Paris, France. It is our great pleasure to welcome researchers, clinicians, healthcare professionals, academicians, educators, industry experts, policymakers, advocates, and students from around the world to this premier international gathering. Guided by the theme, "Connecting Insights, Transforming Lives: A Global Vision for Autism Innovation," GARIS 2027 provides a dynamic platform for advancing scientific knowledge, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, and driving innovation in autism research and care.

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) remains one of the most rapidly evolving areas of neuroscience, developmental medicine, psychology, education, and public health. As research continues to uncover new insights into the biological, genetic, environmental, and behavioral aspects of autism, there is an increasing need to translate these discoveries into evidence-based clinical practice, educational strategies, assistive technologies, and community-centered support. GARIS 2027 is committed to bringing together global experts to exchange ideas, present groundbreaking research, and explore innovative solutions that improve outcomes and enhance the quality of life of autistic individuals across the lifespan.

The summit features an engaging scientific program comprising keynote lectures, plenary sessions, oral and poster presentations, panel discussions, workshops, and networking opportunities. Participants will explore a wide range of topics, including neurodevelopment, genetics, precision medicine, artificial intelligence, digital health, assistive technologies, mental health, rehabilitation, inclusive education, workplace inclusion, independent living, and future directions in autism research. These sessions are designed to encourage interdisciplinary dialogue, promote international collaboration, and accelerate the translation of research into real-world impact.