Reproducibility

The gold standard of science is independent replication.  I've attempted to briefly track replications here - please let me know if you tried to replicate one of our experiments, and it didn't work. 

Failures:

• fMRI of working memory didn't replicate in single-subject analyses; reasons might be subject size and our reliance on spatial smoothing / normalization / group average / fixed-effects.
• Striatal D1 dopamine blockade was not replicated by a well-done study from Kamada and Hata.  This may have to do with with dorsomedial vs. dorsocentral effects or sample size - we'll try again in mice...
• Let me know of other attempts and failures!

Replication/Triangulation:

• Rodent medial frontal inactivation and temporal control of action:  repeated replications by Xu et al 2013, Hardung et al 2017.,  Emmons et al. 2017, and to some extent by Buhusi et al. 2018.  
• "Ramping" or climbing signals in the medial frontal cortex and striatum during interval timing: Wang et al., 2018
• Post-error firing in rodent medial frontal cortex after errors: similar activity in humans in Sheth et al., 2012 and Fu et al., 2018
• Frontal theta and post-error signals / cognitive control: Fu et al., 2018
• Hyperdirect pathways, frontal cortex and STN 4 Hz coherence: Zavala et al., 2018 and Micinovic et al., 2018
• ~4 Hz stimulation improving cognitive tasks in mice, rats, and humans:  Scangos et al., 2018
• Emmons et al, 2016, 2017 describing striatal theta activity and interval timing, replicated by Suzuki and Tanaki 2019
• Let me know of other attempts!