Community Gallery
This page is a collection of community conversion and analysis projects cataloged here as a convenient reference for NWB users. This list is not comprehensive and many of the projects and resources are built and supported by other groups, and are in active development. If you would like to contribute a project or resources, please see the instructions here.
Data Conversion

NeuroConv Catalog is a collection of real-world examples of labs using NeuroConv to convert their data to NWB files. Each project listed contains a description and a link to an open GitHub repository. Many of the projects listed use advanced customization features beyond what is demonstrated in the core NeuroConv conversion gallery

The Bristol Neuroscience Data Guide includes tutorials for converting data to NWB for extracellular electrophysiology data and optical physiology data using both the PyNWB and MatNWB APIs for NWB.
Data Analysis and Reuse

DANDI (Distributed Archives for Neurophysiology Data Integration) maintains a collection of example notebooks associated with datasets, conference tools, or more generally notebooks that illustrate the use of data on DANDI.

The OpenScope Databook provides scripts and documentation used for brain data analysis and visualization, primarily working with NWB files and the DANDI archive. Through Jupyter Book, this code is structured as a series of notebooks intended to explain and educate users on how to work with brain data. This resource is provided by the Allen Institute’s OpenScope Project, an endeavor of The Allen Institute Mindscope Program. OpenScope is a platform for high-throughput and reproducible neurophysiology open to external scientists to test theories of brain function.
Note
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