Diagnosing autism with a camera and an algorithm
Robert Schultz hopes to use technology to change how autism is studied, diagnosed and treated.
Robert Schultz hopes to use technology to change how autism is studied, diagnosed and treated.
Researchers are using machine learning to improve diagnostic predictions of autism, create interactive support robots, and more.
A new technique detects rare mutations that occur in only a subset of the body’s cells.
A new jumpsuit is fitted with sensors that can track and classify an infant’s posture and movements.
Electronic neurons made from silicon mimic brain cells and could be used to treat conditions such as autism.
Dozens of apps are marketed to people with mental health conditions, including autism, and many violate the users’ privacy. Some researchers are finding a better way.
An analysis of whole-genome sequences from nearly 500 families has implicated 16 new genes in autism.
Heart-rate patterns and changes in pupil size may herald Rett syndrome, autism or related conditions.
People with autism may show an altered pattern of brain activity when looking at two competing images.
A new method enables researchers to test algorithms for spotting genes that contribute to a trait or condition.