Reproducibility and relevance of future behavioral sciences should benefit from a cross fertilization of past recommendations and today's technology: “Back to the future”

Spruijt, Berry M.; Peters, Suzanne M.; de Heer, Raymond C.; Pothuizen, Helen H.J.; van der Harst, Johanneke E.

doi:10.1016/j.jneumeth.2014.03.001

Reproducibility and relevance of future behavioral sciences should benefit from a cross fertilization of past recommendations and today's technology: “Back to the future”

Thanks to the discovery of novel technologies and sophisticated analysis tools we can now 'see' molecules, genes and even patterns of gene expression, which have resulted in major advances in many areas of biology. Recently, similar technologies have been developed for behavioral studies. However…