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README.md

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 # NIR - Neuromorphic Intermediate Representation
 
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 NIR is a set of computational primitives, shared across different neuromorphic frameworks and technology stacks.
 **NIR is currently supported by 7 simulators and 4 hardware platforms**, allowing users to seamlessly move between any of these platforms.
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 > Read more about NIR in our [documentation about NIR primitives](https://neuroir.org/docs/primitives.html)
 
-> See [which frameworks are currently supported by NIR]([https://neuroir.org/docs](https://neuroir.org/docs/support.html))
+> See [which frameworks are currently supported by NIR](https://neuroir.org/docs/support.html).
 
 ## Usage
 > Read more in our [documentation about NIR usage](https://neuroir.org/docs) and see more examples in our [examples section](https://neuroir.org/docs/examples)
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 ## Acknowledgements
-This work was originally conceived at the [Telluride Neuromorphic Workshop 2023](tellurideneuromorphic.org) by the authors below (in alphabetical order):
+This work was originally conceived at the [Telluride Neuromorphic Workshop 2023](https://tellurideneuromorphic.org) by the authors below (in alphabetical order):
 * [Steven Abreu](https://github.com/stevenabreu7)
 * [Felix Bauer](https://github.com/bauerfe)
 * [Jason Eshraghian](https://github.com/jeshraghian)