What exactly does NeuroLibre offer
NeuroLibre is a powerful preprint server for reproducible neuroscience notebooks that seamlessly integrate data, code, runtime, text and (preferably interactive) figures.
Upon acceptance, Notebooks can be freely modified and re-executed through the web by anyone, offering a fully reproducible, “libre” path from data to figures. The review process does not aim at assessing the scientific quality of the submission, but rather that the notebooks are reproducible. Copyright of NeuroLibre papers is retained by submitting authors and accepted papers are subject to a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Scope & submission requirements
NeuroLibre submissions are expected to meet the following criteria:
- NeuroLibre submissions must be based on open source software and data (i.e., have an OSI-approved license).
- The execution of NeuroLibre submissions must also respect the limitations of the platform, both in terms of data size and execution duration - see our documentation for details.
Authors wishing to make a pre-submission enquiry are welcome to open an issue on the NeuroLibre repository.
Cost and Sustainability Model
NeuroLibre is an open-access publishing platform committed to running at minimal costs, with zero publication fees (article processing charges) or subscription fees.
NeuroLibre is an initiative of the Canadian Open Neuroscience Platform, with funding from:.
Courtois Foundation
Team members
| | 🤔 Platform design | | 🛤 Infrastructure | | 📖 Editor | | 👀 Reviewer | | 💻 Developer | | 🗒 Planning and organization | |
Agah Karakuzu 🤔 🛤 💻 👀 📖 |
Elizabeth DuPre 🤔 💻 👀 📖 |
Loic Tetrel 🤔 🛤 💻 👀 📖 |
Mathieu Boudreau 🤔 👀 💻 |
Mary Chin 🗒 |
Jean-Baptiste Poline 🤔 📖 |
Samir Das 🤔 🛤 |
Pierre Bellec 🤔 🛤 📖 |
Nikola Stikov 🤔 📖 |
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Neurolibre is possible thanks to the support of several organizations providing software and maintenance.
Open Journals
The NeuroLibre team is composed of members from the following research groups:
- NeuroPoly Lab, Polytechnique Montréal, Université de Montréal, Centre de recherche de l’institut universitaire de Montréal
- Brain Simulation and Exploration (SIMEXP) Lab
- ORIGAMI Lab, Montréal Neurological Institute, McGill University
- McGill Center for Integrative Neuroscience, Montréal Neurological Institute, McGill University
Technical aspects
If you are curious about what is under the hood of NeuroLibre, you can take a look at our preprint!
📄 NeuroLibre : A preprint server for full-fledged reproducible neuroscience
ℹ️ For everything else, please visit our documentation .
