Building 3D Network Models with neuroConstruct: Overview and Applications

Dec 26, 2025

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Discover neuroConstruct, a powerful tool for creating biologically realistic 3D network models of neural systems. This overview covers its key features, including advanced visualization, 3D packing, and morphology validation. Learn about seamless simulator interactions, data import/export capabilities with GENESIS/NEURON, and robust network functionality. Gain insights into simulation management and extensibility options, as well as future development plans. Address known issues and explore how neuroConstruct can enhance neural modeling for research and education.

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Building 3D Network Models with neuroConstruct: Overview and Applications

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