Sophisticated software makes sense of rodent squeaks
New artificial-intelligence software detects and analyzes the ultrasonic squeaks and cries that constitute inaudible rodent language.
Autism’s core symptoms accompany a constellation of subtle signs that scientists are just beginning to unmask.
New artificial-intelligence software detects and analyzes the ultrasonic squeaks and cries that constitute inaudible rodent language.
A popular system used to detect speech may not identify most vocalizations produced by autistic children aged 5 and older.
Autism and obsessive-compulsive disorder frequently accompany each other; Scientists are studying both to understand how they differ.
An analysis of four mouse models negates certain assumptions underlying the signaling imbalance theory of autism.
One in 10 people struggle to recognize their emotions. New research suggests a vital link between our ability to sense our physical bodies and knowing how we feel.
Two independent sets of mice missing a copy of SETD5, a top autism gene, link the gene to the condition’s traits.
Many countries in Europe are reckoning with the growing demand for genetic tests for autistic people — and the accompanying ethical and scientific considerations.
The part of the nervous system that regulates heart rate and breathing may be involved in autism.
About one in three autistic people in the United Kingdom is prescribed drugs designed to alter brain function.
A two-belt treadmill attached to a specialized display suggests that people with autism have a distinct walking style.