Reproducibility

Science requires reproducibility. It is the nature of science that there will be some false-positives and false-negatives, even with the most carefully designed experiment. In order to aid in reproducibility and open science, our laboratory's goal is to provide protocols, 3D models for printing, and analysis code to all non-commercial parties. We will add and update these models and software here. 

3D Printable items for rigorous, accessible science

From: Bertolli et al. 2024 BioRxIV

https://www.tinkercad.com/things/3RPNVBz36DN-shuttletunnelstarr-field11-30-2024

https://www.tinkercad.com/things/0zsL3IigHFG-starr-fieldbarrier55mmopenstructure11-2024

https://www.tinkercad.com/things/3RPNVBz36DN-shuttletunnelstarr-field11-30-2024

 

Sensory plate for Neurotar imaging

As seen in Keyes et al. 2021

Sensory plate for non-head fixed behavior

Sensory plate for non-head fixed behavior

Rigor

We are committed to rigorous science. To do so, we must not be afraid of different interpretations of our raw data. As papers are published, we will provide access to the extracted datasets, and we will make available raw images to interested parties. Please contact us. We are currently determining the best way to host our very large datasets (>1TB) for free distribution and reanalysis.