Title: Leg motor control in Drosophila
Title: Learning2learn: Rapid learning in humans and non-human primates
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On Sept 29th, 2020, the Journal of Translational Medicine published the article "Credible practice of modeling and simulation in healthcare: ten rules from a multidisciplinary perspective" (Erdemir, A., Mulugeta, L., Ku, J.P. et al. Credible practice of modeling and simulation in healthcare: ten rules from a multidisciplinary perspective.
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Title: Multi-region calcium imaging during two decision making tasks
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Title: The role of the hippocampus in context-dependent decision-making
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Title: Participation of Edinger-Westphal Nucleus as an attentional gate to accumulate visual evidence in head-fixed mice
Title: Sound encoding of neurons in input and associative layers of auditory cortex
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Scientific Topic: Sound encoding of neurons in input and associative layers of auditory cortex
EB026939
Fidel Santamaria, PI
Like many scientific disciplines, dynamical biochemical modeling is hindered by irreproducible results. This limits the utility of biochemical models by making them difficult to understand, trust, or reuse. We comprehensively list the best practices that biochemical modelers should follow to build reproducible biochemical model artifacts—all data, model descriptions, and custom software used by the model—that can be understood and reused.
Publishing repeatable and reproducible computational models is a crucial aspect of the scientific method in computational biology and one that is often forgotten in the rush to publish. The pressures of academic life and the lack of any reward system at institutions, granting agencies and journals means that publishing reproducible science is often either non-existent or, at best, presented in the form of an incomplete description.
