The Personalisation Working Group aspires to move away from one-size-fits-all neurotechnology and towards more inclusive and adaptable technology for neurodivergent individuals across developmental stages. Examples of relevant tools include eye-tracking, smart suits, questionnaires, and neuroimaging methods such as electro-encephalography and functional near-infra red spectroscopy (optical imaging), and their accompanying experimental paradigms.

The Core Committee is led by Prof. Emily Jones and consists of Rianne Haartsen, Síofra Heraty, Ellie Braithwaite, Anna Gui and Chiara Bulgarelli.

The group aims to identify challenges and opportunities for new neurodevelopmental tools or analytic approaches that could enable personalised prognosis or support planning. In conversation with the industry, stakeholders and families, the group will identify priorities for personalisation in neurodevelopment research and explore ethical considerations.