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BrainSTEM Documentation

A collaborative electronic lab notebook for FAIR experimental neuroscience.

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Table of contents

  1. Getting started
  2. We are looking for pilot groups
  3. Support
  4. Funding

Introduction

BrainSTEM (Brain STructured Experimental Metadata) is designed as an electronic notebook to capture a range of electrophysiological-, imaging-, and behavioral data. It is built on a modular, standardized data model that is extendable to capture future types of data as well. Granular permissions enables collaborations within and across labs, and one-click public sharing of datasets. It has a customizable web interface that allows for the organization of experiments and raw data. BrainSTEM also has an API, for programmable access, with toolsets being built for Matlab and Python.

BrainSTEM is in a pilot stage, so feel free to create an account and start using it, and reach out if you are interested in helping advancing and shaping it. Report bug through the issue system on this GitHub repository and use the GitHub discussion forum to suggest new features.

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Getting started

If you are new to BrainSTEM, we provide comprehensive tutorials to help you begin your journey. Our beginner’s tutorial will guide you through creating or joining groups, and creating your first project in BrainSTEM.

Through our platform, you can share data publicly, submit resources and taxonomies, manage projects and groups, and utilize our API tools for programmatic access. Check out our tutorials for detailed guidance on all these features.

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We are looking for pilot groups

We are looking to get BrainSTEM into the hands of more researchers. If you want to support open science and you or your lab want to become pilot users please fill out this form.

Support

Please use the GitHub issues system and GitHub Discussions for reporting bugs, enhancement requests or general questions.

Funding

BrainSTEM is funded through the Oxytocin U19 BRAIN Initiative Grant.