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Global Autism Research Center
GLOBAL AUTISM RESEARCH CENTER

Autism Research Agenda 2027–2030

A framework for identifying priority questions, organizing evidence and guiding responsible collaboration.

Professionals in a research policy discussion
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What the agenda is for

  • Identify high-value research questions
  • Support priority setting and international collaboration
  • Connect research with policy and institutional needs
  • Encourage inclusive research and identify evidence gaps
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Priority-setting principles

  • Scientific relevance
  • Evidence gaps
  • Societal and policy relevance
  • Feasibility and data quality
  • Inclusion and ethical integrity
IN DEPTH

How priorities become a research portfolio

The agenda is a planning framework; project status, funding and approval must be established separately.

01

Topic screening

Assess relevance, existing evidence, expected value, feasibility and inclusiveness before committing resources.

02

Questions bank

Translate broad themes into focused, answerable questions and identify suitable study designs.

03

Annual review

Revise priorities when new evidence, community input or institutional needs change the case for a topic.

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Research Agenda document

The English GARC Autism Research Agenda 2027–2030 is available for download. Priorities remain a framework for research development and collaboration, not a claim that every proposed study is active.

Download Research Agenda (DOCX)
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From priorities to projects

Research Projects · Open Research Opportunities