Special Reports
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ConnectivityThis special report examines the theory that neural connectivity is altered in autism, exploring the latest findings and debates in the field. |
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The Year in ReviewTake a look back at the most important developments in autism research in 2012, including notable papers, top techniques, major controversies and predictions for the future. |
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Outlook: AutismAn editorial collaboration between SFARI.org and Nature examining the rising prevalence of autism and the many mysteries that remain in understanding the disorder. |
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MicrogliaMicroglia, traditionally known as the brain's clean-up crew, appear to have other important functions in the brain. They may help prune synapses, the connections between neurons, and seem to be altered in the brains of people with autism. |
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2011 Year in ReviewA collection of the year's highlights in autism research. |
