Innovating technologies for neuromorphic computing

about this room

A three-day Royal Society meeting on brain-inspired computing hardware and whether it can make AI far more energy-efficient. Days 1 and 2 (23 to 24 November) are the Discussion Meeting on fundamental advances; day 3 (25 November) is a Transforming our Future day on translation and impact.

Organised by Steve Furber (Manchester, of ARM and SpiNNaker), Judith Driscoll (Cambridge), Stuart Parkin (Max Planck), Sebastian Dixon (Cambridge) and Tony Kenyon (UCL). Day 1 speakers include Kaushik Roy (Purdue), J. Joshua Yang (USC), Adnan Mehonic (UCL), Bilge Yildiz (MIT) and Harish Bhaskaran.

Free, but in-person places are sold out with a waiting list; online attendance is available. Optional lunch is £25 on days 1 and 2. You can come for any single day.