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Neuroprocessing is building its first teams. Join as a learner, scientific mentor, engineer, or institutional collaborator around a question and a concrete deliverable.
Collaborate in teaching, research and technology.
Share an idea for a lesson, an original visual, a code example or a research-method review. Tell us about your field and how you would like to contribute.
Contribute to Neuroprocessing’s neurotechnology and AI activities, or discuss a topic for the independently scoped Neuroscience Knowledge Network. NKN covers neuroscience more broadly than the group’s operational focus. Its core is English; authors can add public explanations for each slide in other languages.
Explore our interactive movement lecture for an example of the teaching format. The classroom measure is not a validated clinical test. Public NKN author accounts and its editor are not yet available.
For questions, paper discussions and shared learning, explore our neuroscience community. Formal collaboration follows the separate process described here.
Request community membership ↗ · Follow the announcement channel ↗
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Students & early-career researchers
Explore project-based learning, then discuss a defined contribution to a research or engineering project. Research selection is separate from course enrolment; buying a course is not required to be considered.
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Faculty & scientific mentors
Help define a tractable question, review the methods, or mentor a small project team. Scope, availability, acknowledgement, and responsibilities are agreed before work begins.
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Engineers & product builders
Contribute software, data pipelines, open hardware, game design, or documentation to a bounded prototype. Ownership, compensation where applicable, and release conditions need a separate agreement.
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Universities, centres & industry
Discuss a small reproducibility sprint, an organizational workshop, or a scoped prototype. Institutional affiliations and partner names appear only after permission and an actual agreement.
Participation does not guarantee employment, authorship, a patent, or team membership. Future professional roles follow a separate selection and agreement.