Neurodiversity Across the Lifespan
September 26, 2026 · Free online public forum
View event孔学君
MD
Harvard Medical School · Boston Children’s Hospital
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Xue-Jun (June) Kong brings clinical and research perspectives on neurodevelopment, autism and precision medicine. Her work in the BGMC learning pathway connects scientific concepts, clinical integration and Chinese learning support.
Dr. Kong is a researcher and clinician at Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School's Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and directs the Synapse Lab. With more than 30 years of cross-border clinical and research experience, she has published over 70 papers in international journals.
As the mother of a child with autism, Dr. Kong has contributed to autism (ASD) biomarker discovery, clinical trials, and multimodal intervention research, and developed the SYNAPSE digital early-intervention system — dedicated to translating cutting-edge precision-medicine research directly into frontline intervention and teaching practice.
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