Biology

Open science and data sharing in cognitive neuroscience with MouseBytes and MouseBytes+

S. Memar, E. Jiang, et al.

Discover MouseBytes, a revolutionary web-based repository designed by Sara Memar and her colleagues for sharing and analyzing rodent cognitive data. This innovative platform not only visualizes touchscreen-based behavioral data but also integrates with neuro-technologies for comprehensive analysis, adhering to FAIR principles and benefitting thousands of researchers. Dive into the future of neuroscience research!

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Abstract

Open access to rodent cognitive data has lagged behind other neuroscience areas. This paper describes MouseBytes, a web-based repository for storing, sharing, visualizing, and analyzing cognitive data from touchscreen-automated testing in animal models. It also introduces MouseBytes+, which integrates data from complementary neuro-technologies (e.g., fiber photometry, miniscopes) with behavioral data, facilitating multi-modal analysis. The platforms adhere to FAIR data principles and have been used by over 4600 users to access data from over 3000 mice.

Publisher

Scientific Data

Published On

Apr 14, 2023

Authors

Sara Memar, Eric Jiang, Vania F. Prado, Lisa M. Saksida, Timothy J. Bussey, Marco A. M. Prado

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