The funding will be used to support NCN2025, the latest edition of the successful Neuromorphic Computing Netherlands (NCN) summit (here last year’s edition: NCN2024). NCN brings together researchers and practitioners working on neuromorphic hardware, brain-inspired computing, neural modeling, and intelligent systems.
This event aligns strongly with the 4TU.NIRICT mission to foster community building and joint research initiatives. It provides a platform for: Connecting early-career researchers with senior experts, exploring cross-disciplinary collaborations across 4TU institutes, and stimulating new research ideas and joint proposals.
The event targets a wide audience from academia and industry, including PhD students, postdocs, and senior researchers, and is expected to catalyze new initiatives in neuromorphic and brain-inspired ICT research.
- Dr. Christos Strydis – Associate Professor, Department of Quantum and Computer Engineering (QCE), TU Delft
- Dr. Federico Corradi – Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering (EE), TU Eindhoven
- Dr. A. Yousefzadeh – Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science (CS), TU Twente