The IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS) is one of the largest Robotics conferences in the world that brings together the Robotics research community and Robotics companies. It gathers several thousand participants and features keynotes, breaking-news posters, industry exhibitions, and 20 parallel tracks of technical presentations. Before …

Work on neuromorphic computing has proceeded, often in parallel, by researchers in machine learning, computational neuroscience, and hardware design. While the problems under study -- regression, classification, control, and learning -- are central to signal processing, the signal processing community has been by and large not involved in the definition …

It's that time of the year again: Days are getting short, it's getting colder, and everyone in the NEUROTECH community is eagerly awaiting a special event... the call for Capocaccia Fellowship applications!

Wait no longer!

One of our goals in the NEUROTECH initiative is to collect a list of online material available for training and general know how on neuromorphic engineering. This source of information is to be though of as a "living page" that will receive updates as we locate new material. So check …

The Second CVPR'19 Workshop on Event based Vision and Smart Cameras (which took place in Long Beach on June 17th this year) was a great success! We had over 250 people attending throughout the day, 8 live demos, and 26 talks from the main researchers and companies working on event …

The NICE (Neuro-Inspired Computational Elements) workshop is the annual international convention of neuromorphic types and others working in related areas. To date it has been hosted in the USA, starting in Albuquerque in New Mexico in 2013, moving to the San Francisco area for a few years, and this year …

From Apr 23 - May 04, 2019 the 13th CapoCaccia Cognitive Neuromorphic Engineering Workshop took place at the Hotel dei Pini located close to Alghero, in the beautiful island of Sardinia, Italy.

This conference has been running every year since 2007, and this is the 6th time I have personally …

The Telluride Neuromorphic Cognition Engineering Workshop was again a success this year, it brought together experts of the field, curious newcomers and lots of enthusiastic participants! For the first time ever, European participants could apply for the NEUROTHECH fellowship. Fours applicants were selected for participation by the Workshop Organizing Team …

The International Conference on Memristive Materials, Devices & Systems (MEMRISYS2019) took place in Dresden, Germany from 8 to 11 July 2019.

MEMRISYS has provided a forum for the presentation and discussion of the latest results on memristors and the exploration of future directions across a wide range of …

The Misha Mahowald Prize recognizes outstanding research in neuromorphic engineering. The Prize is named for the late Misha Mahowald, one of the most influential pioneers of the field of neuromorphic engineering.

The award is considered annually.

The competition is open to any individual or research group worldwide.