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Small-scale neural simulation of Caenorhabditis elegans on Loihi-2 using NeuroML2Loihi
Neural simulation is an essential methodology for studying biological nervous systems, but it remains limited by the computational costs of repeatedly updating neural and synaptic states over many timesteps. Neuromorphic hardware is a promising substrate for this class of workloads because such devi
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