We are happy to announce the Brian 2.10 release. This release extends the functionality of PopulationRateMonitor and SpikeMonitor, which now provide a unified interface to for smoothed and binned rates, and adds a new run_at function to execute code at specific time points. It also fixes several important bugs and comes with performance improvements for C++ standalone mode. Behind the scenes, it made important progress in refactoring aspects of our code generation system, working towards the long-term goal of having a single C++ code generation system for standalone and runtime mode, and retiring the current Cython code generation mechanism.

For more details, head over to the release notes.

Brian 2 can be installed with pip from the pypi repository, and via several other means (some of them might take a while to catch up to the latest release). See the installation instructions, and the badges in the README file for more details.

Thanks to everyone who contributed 🤝!