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Dec 05, 2025
Student Talks
Spiking Neural Receptive Fields
Join us for an insightful student talk on Spiking Neural Receptive Fields by …
08:00 - 09:15 EST
Jens E. Pedersen
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Recent Insights
From Idea to Implementation: Reimagining the Neuromorphic Workflow
Comparing neuromorphic and conventional ML workflows reveals a massive infrastructure gap—and big opportunity to …
Diverse and United: Neuromorphic Open Source Leaders Form ONM Collaboration Network
Following a landmark panel, leading projects like BindsNET, Brian, GeNN, and snnTorch unite to form the inaugural Open …
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Whether you're new to the field, a seasoned researcher, or an industry professional, find your path within ONM through these community highlights.
Insight by Gregor Lenz, Kade Heckel, et al.
Understanding SNN Frameworks
Dive into our comprehensive benchmarks of Spiking Neural Network libraries. Essential reading for choosing the right tools for your research and optimizing your SNN models.
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Workshop by Giulia D'Angelo
Bio-Inspired Visual Attention
Explore how visual attention mechanisms, inspired by the human visual system, can enhance robotic perception and interaction for efficient real-world applications.
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Curated by Fabrizio Ottati
Essential Reads in Digital Neuromorphic Hardware
A curated list of influential papers and theses on digital neuromorphic hardware designs. An invaluable resource for course material and staying current with research trends.
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Ways to Get Involved
Whether you want to learn, build, or share, there's a place for you in the Open Neuromorphic community.