Covers neuromorphic computing, challenges in ternary and binary computing, hardware simulations of the brain, and new materials for artificial brain cells.
Commemorates 50 years of CECAM and the Berni J. Alder CECAM Prize, covering milestones in computational methods, quantum mechanics, slip motion, and more.
Discusses the challenges and future of neuromorphic computing, comparing digital computers and specialized hardware, such as SpiNNaker and NEST, while exploring the Human Brain Project's Neuromorphic Computing Platform.
Explores the symbiotic relationship between neuroscience and information technology, emphasizing the need for new computational paradigms and innovative applications.
Outlines the Master in Computational Science and Engineering program at EPFL, detailing its structure, projects, and career opportunities for graduates.
