A shining example of science communication

"Why Did The Moth Fly Into The Flame? This is a blog post from Björn Brembs accompanying the publication with his co-authors E. Axel Gorostiza and Julien Colomb: A decision underlies phototaxis in an insect.

 I absolutely love everything about the way this research was shared by the Brembs lab.

1. The paper was posted as a preprint prior to submission and all previous versions of the article are available as biorxiv preprints.
2. The published research paper is open access.
3. The raw data are available at figshare.
4. All authors were listed with their ORCID IDs and all materials referenced with RRIDs.
5. All methods are detailed with DOIs on  protocols.io. 
6. The blog post gives the history and context of the work. It's a fascinating and accessible read for non-fly scientists and non-scientists alike.

Beautiful!"