Judith Ross is a Professor of Pediatrics at Thomas Jefferson University, MPI for the NIH Environmental influences on Child Health Outcomes (ECHO) Program IDeA States Pediatric Clinical Trials Network- Nemours/Alfred I DuPont Hospital for Children (Nemours/ AIDHC) DE site, Director of Clinical Pediatric Research at Nemours/AIDHC), and Director of the Nemours/AIDHC EXtraordinarY Kids Clinic. She has over 25 years of NIH- and pharmaceutical company-funded pediatric research experience, including the design, analysis, oversight, and successful completion of pediatric clinical trials. Her research has focused on endocrine and neurodevelopmental outcomes in children with X and Y chromosome disorders (XYY syndrome, Klinefelter syndrome, Turner syndrome). Results of this research has elucidated neurophysiological, pathological, and molecular genotype-phenotype relationships, and the role of selected X and Y genes in children in health and disease. Over the past 25 years, she has successfully conducted more than 50 site-based and multi-center clinical trials (currently, 12 trials) and have successfully recruited subjects, performed the studies, and presented/published results, consensus statements and guidelines in peer-reviewed publications (as PI, steering committee, and/or writing committee). As an active clinical researcher, she has partnered with patients and families, and other stakeholders (pharmaceutical industry), have spoken at national meeting, and served on advisory boards of the advocacy organizations (Turner Syndrome Society of the US, AXYS).