The Workshop on Frontiers of Neuromorphic Computing is taking place at the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light in Erlangen 5-7 September 2023.
Registration is open now and will be open until 17 July.
We have reserved a contingent of rooms for participants until 9 July. Please check the accommodation tab for details.
Frontiers of Neuromorphic Computing
The recent explosion of deep learning applications imposes an urgent need for new energy-efficient alternative neuromorphic hardware concepts running at high speeds and relying on a high degree of parallelism. In this workshop, we will explore this rapidly developing area of (classical) neuromorphic computing over a range of scalable platforms, both on a theoretical and experimental level. These platforms include systems in the domains of optics, integrated photonics, spin systems, semi- and superconducting systems, soft matter, and others. In addition, new physical learning approaches will be discussed.
Confirmed invited speakers
Wolfram Pernice (Heidelberg)
Julie Grollier (CNRF Thales)
Menachem (Nachis) Stern (U Penn)
Alexander Lvovsky (Oxford)
Benjamin Scellier (Rain)
Alexander Khajetoorians (Radboud University)
Claudio Conti (Rome)
Sonia Buckley (NIST)
Daniel Brunner (CNRS, FEMTO-ST)
Abu Sebastian (IBM)
Firooz Aflatouni (U Penn)
Tatsuhiro Onodera (Cornell)
Demetri Psaltis (EPFL)
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Format
The in-person workshop will start on 5 September at 9 am and end on 7 September at approximately 5:30 pm. There will be invited talks, contributed talks, a poster session and a panel discussion. On Wednesday, we will organise a conference dinner which is included in the registration fee.
