Contribute a Blog Post

Share your knowledge with the neuromorphic community by writing a blog post for Open Neuromorphic. Learn how you can submit your article.

Writing a blog post is one of the best ways to share your expertise, insights, or project updates with the global neuromorphic community. We welcome a variety of topics and are here to help you get your work published on our platform.

Why Write for ONM?

  • Reach a Global Audience: Your work will be featured on our platform and promoted across our social channels, reaching thousands of researchers, students, and industry professionals.
  • Build Your Profile: Establish yourself as a voice in the neuromorphic field.
  • Educate and Inspire: Help others learn, solve problems, and get excited about the future of brain-inspired computing.

How to Submit Your Post

We offer two straightforward ways to submit your blog post. Choose the one that works best for you.

This is the easiest way to contribute. You write the content, and we’ll handle the rest.

  1. Write your post in a standard format like Markdown (.md), a Google Doc, or a simple text file.
  2. Gather your images and other assets in a folder.
  3. Send it to us!
    • Discord: Send a message to Jens E. Pedersen, Justin Riddiough, or Danny Rosen on our Discord server, or post in the #proposals-contributions channel.
    • Email: Send your post and assets to contact@open-neuromorphic.org.

Method 2: The GitHub Way (Pull Request)

If you’re comfortable with Git and GitHub, you can follow our standard contribution process.

  1. Follow the guide in our CONTRIBUTING.md to create a new blog post using the archetype.
  2. Create a new branch for your post.
  3. Submit a Pull Request with your completed post. Our team will review it and merge it.

What We’re Looking For

We welcome a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:

  • Tutorials on neuromorphic software or hardware.
  • Summaries and analysis of recent research papers.
  • Project updates or case studies.
  • Opinion pieces on the future of the field.
  • Deep dives into specific neuromorphic concepts.

If you have an idea, don’t hesitate to pitch it to us first on Discord!