Last week we had another Human Brain Project Hackathon in Geneva. These workshops are great for focused work, as you have everyone involved in the same location, which speeds things up a lot. I was working on integrating our Striatal microcircuitry into the big HBP pipeline, which we do through the SONATA file format.
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Kneeling: Stefano Antonel, Michele Migliore, Andrew Davison, Katrien Van Look, Felix Schürmann, Shailesh Appukuttan, Yoni Leibner
Thanks to the organisers and everyone involved for another great Hackathon!
— Johannes
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