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Submit your NRP to NeuroLibre

Before you submit

Before submitting your NRP, please make sure that your GitHub repository adheres to the Structure your NRP repository. It is RECOMMENDED for the authors to test the functionality of their NRPs locally, then using the RoboNeuro test service (https://robo.neurolibre.org).

To submit your NRP:

  • Login to the submission portal on https://neurolibre.org by using your ORCID ID (REQUIRED).
  • Click the submit button (the one on the top bar, or the fancier one on the banner).

Submission form includes the following fields:

  • Title Please provide the same title provided in your content/_config.yml.
  • Repository Please provide the GitHub URL to your NRP repository.
  • Branch We recommend leaving this field empty, which defaults to the main branch of your NRP repository, which is expected to be the most up to date before submission.
  • Software version: If you have a release tag corresponding to the version of your submission, please indicate. Put v1.0 otherwise.
  • Main subject of the paper: Select mri, fmri (the list will be extended).
  • Type of the submission: Select New submission
  • Preprint data DOI: Please provide if your dataset has already been given a DOI.
  • Message to the editors: Briefly inform our content moderators about your submission in a few sentences, please keep it short.

After your submission, the managing editor will initiate a pre-review issue in the NeuroLibre reviews repository, provided that the content moderation is successful. During the pre-review, a technical screener will be assigned to your submission and the “review” will be started, which is a GitHub issue on the reviews repository.

Technical screening vs peer review

Technical screening is conducted to verify the functionality of your NRP. As a preprint publisher, NeuroLibre does not assess the scientific content of the preprint.