Autism, through the eyes of a computer
Autism traits are recorded predominantly by clinicians with their own subjective biases. Can technology do it better?
Autism traits are recorded predominantly by clinicians with their own subjective biases. Can technology do it better?
A novel approach to microscopy reveals the sequences and spatial arrangement of DNA within cells.
L’apprentissage automatique (machine learning) présente une possibilité pour aider les cliniciens à repérer l'autisme plus tôt, mais des obstacles techniques et éthiques demeurent.
Two new resources may aid the study of synapses, the junctions between neurons.
A cache of about 100 brain organoids grown from human cells is expected to launch into orbit this month.
We asked five autism researchers to weigh in on whether there is a unique brain signature for autism and, if so, how to identify it.
A new system enables researchers to automatically track the social behavior of up to four mice for days at a time.
New versions of the DNA editor CRISPR enable scientists to turn off specific genes in rats, detect mutations in human tissue and delete segments of the genome.
A new method for growing brain organoids allows them to survive for up to a year — more than four times as long as is possible with other methods.
Researchers say they are unimpressed with a study that underpins a tech company’s new digital therapy for autism.