The TVB EduPack is an officially approved and growing list of EduCases – giving you a headstart with video lectures and step-by-step tutorials.
Some TVB EduCases come with a research paper as baseline, plus ready-made Python notebooks and even data sets for importing.
www.thevirtualbrain.org
The TVB Foundation offers a dedicated documentation website for the software and all its modules, covering almost every imaginable topic, from installation to step-by-step tutorials to developer guides for modifying and contributing code.
docs.thevirtualbrain.org
For specific questions about using the TVB software or how to apply TVB for your current research activity, you can use our public discussion forum on Google Groups – which doubles as a mailing list if you prefer this channel.
In this forum, you can meet and discuss with other TVB users, as well as experts from TVB’s dedicated support team.
groups.google.com
A 3D brain atlas that integrates the different facets of human brain organisation at the millimeter and micrometer level.
Complementary maps of structure, function and connectivity are defined across multiple reference spaces, going down to the micrometer resolution of the BigBrain model.
The atlas can be explored using the 3D Interactive Atlas Viewer, as well as through different programmatic interfaces soon available on EBRAINS.
ebrains.eu
Student developers can contribute to TVB during their summer breaks and learn about practical computational neuroscience from TVB mentors. This is a great – and even paid – opportunity to get involved with the international community!
This program is sponsored by the Google Summer of Code (GSoC) and run in partnership with INCF.
www.incf.org
The Institut de Neurosciences des Systèmes at the Aix-Marseille Université in France is preparing a dedicated program for students and post-docs of computational neuroscience, focused on the practical and clinical application of TVB.