Cognitive Leap CEO Appointed Advisor to The Stanford Center for Neurodiversity and Human Potential (SCNHP)

Irvine, CA — November 2025 — Cognitive Leap Solutions is proud to announce that its Founder and CEO, Jack Z. Chen, has been appointed as an Advisor to the Stanford Center for Neurodiversity and Human Potential (SCNHP) and joined the Advisory Task Force of the Stanford Neurodiversity Project, a leading initiative within Stanford University School of Medicine dedicated to advancing research, education, clinical innovation, and community engagement for neurodivergent individuals through a strengths-based and inclusive approach.

SCNHP’s vision is to create a world where neurodiversity is recognized as a vital source of human potential, innovation, and belonging. The advisory task force brings together distinguished leaders from technology, healthcare, academia, and advocacy to help shape a more inclusive future for the neurodiverse community.

In this role, Jack Z. Chen will work closely with Dr. Lawrence Fung, Associate Professor in Stanford’s Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Director of the Stanford Neurodiversity Project, Director of the Neurodiversity Clinic, and Principal Investigator at the Fung Lab, to support the growth and strategic development of SCNHP as a global hub for neurodiversity research, innovation, and community impact.

“It’s an honor to contribute to such a meaningful and visionary initiative,” said Jack Z. Chen, CEO and Founder of Cognitive Leap Solutions. “By collaborating with Dr. Fung and Stanford’s leadership team, we aim to create a powerful platform that advances both scientific understanding and community empowerment. This partnership represents a true win-win for Stanford and Cognitive Leap, as we share the same mission—to unlock potential through science, compassion, and innovation.”

“It is my utmost pleasure to invite Jack to serve on the advisory task force for the Stanford Center for Neurodiversity and Human Potential. Jack has a remarkable track record of assembling a world-class team of psychiatrists, neuroscientists, and engineers from Stanford, Harvard, and USC to develop innovative AI-powered assessment and intervention solutions for neurodivergent children. His ability to transform scientific innovation into promising commercial products through a strength-based approach, combined with his proven success in raising substantial funding for Cognitive Leap Solutions, is exactly what we needed to take our center to the next level." said Lawrence Fung, MD, PhD, Director of the Stanford Neurodiversity Project.

This collaboration marks an important milestone in Cognitive Leap’s continued mission to expand global access to impactful brain health innovation for neurodivergent children and families.