Talks
Discussion meeting and Transforming our Future event organised by Professor Stephen Furber CBE FREng FRS, Professor Judith Driscoll FREng FRS, Professor Stuart Parkin FREng FRS, Dr Sebastian C Dixon and Professor Tony Kenyon
The world is on the brink of an AI revolution. However, AI’s demand for computational power, doubling every 2–3 months, is unsustainable. Neuromorphic (brain-inspired) hardware offers transformative gains in energy efficiency without compromising performance. Achieving this vision requires close collaboration across materials, devices, systems and applications. To explore these themes, we are holding:
A two-day Discussion Meeting (23–24 November), bringing together leading academic researchers to explore fundamental advances and challenges in neuromorphic computing, fostering new interactions and collaborations across disciplines
A one-day Transforming our Future event (25 November), focused on broader impacts, translation, and future directions for neuromorphic technologies
