Hi @Dhruvanshu_Joshi , yes, those papers are the ones to go through. The documentation will have up to date information and examples etc., so that’s probably most useful. There’s also our recent pre-print, which will have more updated information than previous papers:
The model conversion project is the hardest one because it does require one to have some knowledge of biophysically detailed computational modelling—the (neuro)biology, physics, mathematics, and of course the computing side of things. So, this one is perhaps ideal for candidates that are or have studied computational neuroscience in some capacity. We have two other projects that are more generally software development ones and do not require one to have the computational modelling background, so they’re also worth looking at: