论文信息 - A Commitment to Open Source in Neuroscience

A Commitment to Open Source in Neuroscience

Modern neuroscience increasingly relies on custom-developed software, but much of this is not being made available to the wider community. A group of researchers are pledging to make code they produce for data analysis and modeling open source, and are actively encouraging their colleagues to follow suit.

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