In this week’s community newsletter, we delve into the pandemic’s impact on academia, the social implications of genetics research and how to improve studies for autistic participants.

In this week’s community newsletter, we discuss the pathways theory of mind activates and a statistical tool to use fewer control animals.

In this week’s community newsletter, we cover another camouflaging paper and discuss why phenotypes are important in genetics work.

In this week’s community newsletter, we discuss a paper that looked at what autistic women with eating disorders say about services offered to them.

In this week’s community newsletter, we discuss a new paper on cognitive and behavioral flexibility and why it’s important during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In this week’s community newsletter, we talk about a new paper on camouflaging and a thorough human epigenome.

In this week’s community newsletter, read about how Spectrum prompted a literature review, and using Xenopus tropicalis frogs to study autism genes.

Twitter had a lot to say about a study suggesting that autistic drivers have similar or even slightly lower rates of vehicle crashes.

We dove into what people on social media thought about the SfN Global Connectome 2021 conference — and its virtual format.

An fMRI scan can reconstruct a picture from a person’s brain activity, but that image changes depending on a person’s attention.