Kayden Stockwell

@kaydenstockwell.bsky.social

From undergrad at Binghamton University to PhD candidate at UVA. Interested in autism + interaction. #DisabledInSTEM. #LGBTinSTEM. Dungeons & Dragons enthusiast. He/him.

@felgoisebrianna.bsky.socialReposted by @kaydenstockwell.bsky.social

Really important discussion on accessible psychophysiology in autism + designing studies not only with autistic participants in mind, but part of the conversations. Key takeaway: if our protocols only work for a narrow range of individuals with autism, the conclusions we draw will be narrow as well.

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@megantfok.bsky.socialReposted by @kaydenstockwell.bsky.social

At the #SPR2026 preconf workshop on dyadic synchrony, Dr. Nilam Ram walked us through how Claude helped him model dyadic data. We also shared about our apprehension about using AI in our own work. The future of the physio synchrony and AI in autism science is unexplored! @therealspr.bsky.social

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@kaydenstockwell.bsky.social

Excited to chair a symposium at #SPR2026!

Accessible Psychophysiology in Autism brings together methodological innovations in EDA, dyadic ECG, and fMRI aimed at making study procedures more accessible to autistic folks, including nonspeaking autistic ppl

Hope to see you there!

Title slide for “Accessible Psychophysiology in Autism: Methodological Innovations Across Modalities.” Kayden M. Stockwell is listed as chair. Presenters are Dr. Sapir Soker-Elimaliah, Kayden Stockwell, and Dr. Emily Davis; Dr. Jennifer K. MacCormack is the discussant. The footer identifies the Society for Psychophysiological Research, 2026, and displays the University of Southern California, University of Virginia, and University of Toronto logos.Agenda for the symposium, listing five sections: an overview of autism by Kayden Stockwell; challenges and best practices for electrodermal activity data collection from autistic and non-autistic children by Dr. Sapir Soker-Elim aliah; feasibility of dyadic ECG in minimally speaking autistic adolescents and adults by Kayden Stockwell; language localization in nonspeaking autism using approaches to overcome motion and communication barriers by Dr. Emily Davis; and discussant comments and audience questions with Dr. Jennifer MacCormack.
@camillewynn.bsky.socialReposted by @kaydenstockwell.bsky.social

We are looking for autistic adults in the U.S. willing to give input on a measure of conversational success based on autistic preferences rather than NT norms. Please share broadly and reach out with questions!

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@briannosek.bsky.socialReposted by @kaydenstockwell.bsky.social

I am sad to share that Project Implicit, my first non-profit and foundation of my career, is closing. The IAT website will continue, managed by the next generation of leaders in implicit bias research. Here's the statement I posted to LinkedIn. It didn't vibe right as a bsky thread.

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