Ami Klin

And, and as well as, you know, a, a lot, a lot of other, uh, people on the Simons Simplex Collection.

And I worked with, uh, Ami Klin and Warren Jones on their eye tracking work, uh, at both Yale and then the Marcus Center.

So this is very close to my heart, and I'm, I'm, you know, I'm sort of excited to see all of that early work come back around.

So I've actually seen the autism being done, right? 'Cause I've...

And I trained with her, and then I went and did a postdoctoral fellowship at the Yale Child Study Center with a wonderful group in their autism program.

So Ami Klin, Fred Volkmar, Kasia Havaska, Sarah Sparrow, and then ended up staying there for almost a decade.

And Then in 2011, my mentor Ami Klein was recruited to Emory and I came with him and that's how I got to Atlanta.

And then in 2018, I decided to kind of do a 180 in my career and left academia and went into private practice and have my own consulting company and, and clinic here in Atlanta.

Can you speak a little to that also? Because I think that was really interesting.

Sure.

When I went to Yale as a trainee, right, fresh in my postdoc, Ami Klin worked very closely with Sarah Sparrow, the author of the Vineland.

And her husband, Dom Cicchetti, co-author, was the biostatistician.