Four new imaging techniques published over the past few months enable researchers to easily visualize cells and other features in tissue slices and living brains.

Researchers can enjoy a complete collection of organoid-related publications, transgenerational effects on the brain are tied to a powerful estrogen, and an app that translates infant cries might aid autism research.

Researchers have built a tablet-based tool that uses machine learning to make screening for autism easy and efficient.

A small wristband gives caregivers a one-minute warning that an individual with autism is about to become aggressive toward himself or others.

A new neuroimaging device that is worn like a helmet enables researchers to map the functional activity of a person’s brain as she moves her head.

Modified versions of molecules found in fireflies make brain cells glow so brightly they are visible from outside the body.

A checklist for fragile X syndrome could help identify people with the condition in low-resource settings, France unveils a plan for early diagnosis and education of children with autism, and virally inserted ‘bar codes’ help track individual neurons.