Student Talks on Neuromorphic Computing
We are hosting academic discussions and presentations by students on neuromorphic computing.
Spiking Neural Receptive Fields
Join us for an insightful student talk on Spiking Neural Receptive Fields by Jens Egholm Pedersen. Discover the mathematical motivation for linking continuous scale-space theory to discrete spiking dynamics.
Upcoming Student Talks
There are no student talks scheduled at the moment.
If you are a student or early-career researcher, this is a great platform to present your work, share your findings, and get valuable feedback from the community.
Embodied Representation: Robotics without a Ruler
Join us for an insightful student talk on Embodied Visuomotor Representation by Levi Burner. Discover how we can embody the sense of distance/scale in a robot through its actions! and not rely on its calibration.
Learning Long Sequences in Spiking Neural Networks with Matei Stan
Explore how State Space Models (SSMs) combined with Spiking Neural Networks (SNNs) can outperform Transformers on long-sequence tasks, and a novel feature mixing layer that challenges assumptions about binary activations.
Legendre-SNN on Loihi-2
Join us for a talk by Ramashish Gaurav, PhD student at Virginia Tech.
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Share your expertise with the community by hosting a workshop, student talk, or hacking hour. It’s a great way to get feedback and help others learn.