NeuroML is a collaborative project. If you'd like to get involved, contact:

Padraig Gleeson, University College London (p.gleeson at ucl.ac.uk) Sharon Crook, Arizona State University (sharon.crook at asu.edu) Fred Howell, TexTensor (fred at textensor.com) Angus Silver, University College London (a.silver at ucl.ac.uk)

To find out more about NeuroML, join our mailing lists. Separate lists are maintained for different areas of model specification.

The NeuroML Development Site on SourceForge is an open source development site with a forum for suggestions and new ideas. Anyone interested in finding out more about NeuroML or contributing to the development of NeuroML Standards and tools for neuroscience is welcome join.

A number of software developers are involved in using NeuroML for their neuroscience software development or contributing to the development of NeuroML Standards. Some collaborators and contributors:

• NEURON Simulator (Michael Hines, Tom Morse)
• Moose/GENESIS (Upi Bhalla, Dave Beeman)
• NeuroConstruct (Padraig Gleeson)
• Catacomb (Robert Cannon)
• NeuroSpaces (Hugo Cornelis)
• NEST (Marc-Oliver Gewaltig, Markus Diesmann)
• FACETS Project--PyNN (Andrew Davison, Nicolas Debeissat)
• CARMEN (Leslie Smith, Phillip Lord)
• NeuroSys (Gwen Jacobs, Graham Cummins)

To add your group to this list, please email us.

The NeuroML effort has been made possible by funding from research councils in the UK and the US.

	UK Medical Research Council
	UK Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council
	Human Brain Project at NIH
	Wellcome Trust

Last updated: August 2008