Speakers and talks

Heba Abunahla (Delft University of Technology) on Advancing Neuromorphic Computing: Harnessing Memristors for Brain-Inspired AI Applications
Vijay Balasubramanian (University of Pennsylvania) on Physical Networks Become What They Learn
Simon Brown (University of Canterbury) on Brain-like Computation with Percolating Networks of Nanoparticles
Federico Corradi (Eindhoven University of Technology) on Event-Driven Neuromorphic Solutions for Efficient Dynamic Signal Processing
Hans Hilgenkamp (University of Twente) on Leveraging the Richness of Materials Physics for Resource-efficient Information Technologies
Herbert Jaeger (University of Groningen) on Will it take another 2300 years until we really know what ‘computing’ means?
Johan Mentink (Radboud University) on Finding a Path to Computational Advantage of Neuromorphic Computing for Science
Bert Jan Offrein (IBM Research Europe) on Brain-Inspired Computing – Architectures and Technology
Said Rahimzadeh-Kalaleh Rodriguez (AMOLF) on Brain-like Dynamics of Light
Carlo Ricciardi (Politecnico di Torino) on Self-organizing Nanowire Networks: Brain Inspiration Versus Computing Performance
André van Schaik (ICNS, Western Sydney University) on Applications of Neuromorphic Engineering at the International Centre for Neuromorphic Systems
Susan Stepney (University of York) on Designing and Evaluating Physical Unconventional Computers
Roberta Zambrini (Institute for Cross-Disciplinary Physics and Complex Systems, Mallorca) on Opportunities and Challenges of Quantum Reservoir Computing

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29 October 2024 09.54 a.m.