Publish
Make sure you provide the most value to the scientific community by publishing your results. The following article provides an overview of key considerations for publishing behavioural experiments.
If you plan to conduct experiments in UUBF's facilities, please read our "Before you start" guide.
Publish your results - Report your findings
2. Supplementary information and upload of raw data
Consider making your raw data, experimental protocols, and analysis available by including them as supplementary material in your publication. Alternatively, consider uploading it to a repository or hosting it on a public web server.
Alternatively, consider publishing your research on a preprint server such as bioRxiv. Many journals allow posting of manuscripts on preprint servers prior to publication.
UUBF support - from design to published paper
The backbone of all experiments
A well-designed experiment is more likely to yield meaningful results while minimising the risk of unforeseen errors.
From design to result
Put your plans in practice using UUBF's facilities, equipment and expertise.
Gain insights
Get the most out of your data by optimising your data analysis.
Report your findings
Provide the most value to the scientific community by publishing your results in a clear and concise way.
