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CogniGron's team of leading researchers in neuromorphic engineering is advancing neuromorphic chips and neural network hardware. They are dedicated to developing innovative neuromorphic processors and artificial intelligence hardware, pushing the boundaries of low-power brain-inspired applications.

Principal investigators (Assistant, Associate & Full Professors (A-Z)):

Prof. Mónica Isela Acuautla Meneses
Material Science

Prof. dr. George Azzopardi
Computer Science

Prof. dr. Tamalika Banerjee
Spintronics of Functional Materials

Prof. dr. Bart Besselink
Systems and Control Theory

Prof. dr. Michael Biehl
Intelligent Systems

Prof. dr. Jelmer Borst
Computational (Cognitive) Models

Dr. Gilles Bonnet
Stochastics

Prof. dr. Elisabetta Chicca
Bio-Inspired Circuits and Systems

Prof. dr. Matthew Cook
Cortex-inspired Computing

Dr. Erika Covi
Cognitive Devices

Dr. Serte Donderwinkel
Probability Theory

Prof. dr. ir. Georgi Gaydadjiev
Innovative Computer Architecture

Dr. Hildeberto Jardon Kojakhmetov
Mathematics, Interdisciplinary Applications

Prof. dr. Marco Grzegorczyk
Computational Statistics

Prof. dr. Davide Grossi
Cognitive Multiagent Systems

Prof. dr. Herbert Jaeger
Computation in Cognitive Materials

Dr. Julian Koellermeier
Computational Mathematics

Prof. dr. ir. Bart Kooi
Nanostructured Materials and Interfaces

Prof. Dr. Maria Loi
Photophysics and OptoElectronics

Dr. Farhad Merchant
Innovative Computer Architecture

Prof. dr. Beatriz Noheda
Nanostructures of Functional Oxides

Prof. dr. George Palasantzas
Physics (Surface interactions and Nanostructures)

dr. Revantha Ramanayake
Theory of Computation

Prof. dr. Petra Rudolf
Experimental Solid State Physics

Prof. dr. Jos Roerdink
Scientific Visualization and Computer Graphics

Prof. dr. Arjan van der Schaft
Applied Analysis

Prof. dr. Lambert Schomaker
Artificial Intelligence

Dr. Alef Sterk
Dynamical Systems Theory

Prof. dr. Niels Taatgen
Artificial Intelligence

Prof. dr. Fatih Turkmen
Computer and Network Security

Prof. dr. Bart Verheij
Computational argumentation

Dr. Michael Wilkinson
Digital image analysis and computer vision