Toolbox

A new method for electroencephalography source localization can noninvasively identify brain networks involved in generating seizures in people with epilepsy.

A new flexible electrode array can detect the activity of neurons in a rat’s brain at high resolution for more than a year.

A new, minimally invasive technique allows researchers to activate neurons in the brains of mice and monkeys by using a light source located outside of the head.

Brain imaging data reveal sex differences in regions linked to social contact.

Standardized tests can reliably assess memory, language ability, executive function and other traits in people with intellectual disability linked to autism.

A comprehensive atlas of gene expression by brain region could spur new research on autism.

A new blood test can identify within seven hours whether a person carries the genetic mutation underlying fragile X syndrome.

A new device takes continuous brain images without restricting animals or altering their behavior.

Researchers are using machine learning to improve diagnostic predictions of autism, create interactive support robots, and more.

A new technique allows researchers to analyze raw data across multiple studies that use electroencephalography.