Here are some potentially helpful resources for NEURON users and others who employ computational modeling in neuroscience research and teaching.
- SenseLab
- A multidisciplinary set of related databases designed to support experimental and theoretical research on neurons and neural systems.
- ModelDB
- One of the components of SenseLab, ModelDB is a database of published computational neuroscience models.
- SimToolDB
- SimToolDB is a database of tools that may be useful for computational modeling of neurons and neural systems.
- NEURON at Duke
- where John Moore distributes NEURON plus a large collection of helpful documents on its use in education and research.
- Neurons in Action
- written by John Moore and Ann Stuart (Sunderland MA 2007, Sinauer Associates), is a book and CD-ROM that present a set of interactive tutorials for teaching neurophysiology to students at all levels.
- Source code for exercises
- from Bill Lytton's book "From Computer to Brain" (New York 2002, Springer-Verlag).
- MyFirstNEURON
- by Arthur Houweling, a GUI-based NEURON tool for performing the computational experiments described in the book "Electrophysiology of the Neuron" by John Huguenard and David McCormick (New York 1994, Oxford University Press).