Neuromorphic Computing: Devices, Chips, and Algorithm
A special issue of Electronics (ISSN 2079-9292). This special issue belongs to the section "Circuit and Signal Processing".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 25 June 2024 | Viewed by 164
Special Issue Editor
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
In the quest to replicate and comprehend the computational prowess of the human brain, science and technology have made tremendous advancements. One such area is neuromorphic computing—the engineering feat presenting a promising trajectory for artificial intelligence, machine learning and cognitive computing.
This proposal suggests the topic Neuromorphic Computing: Devices, Chips, and Algorithm for our forthcoming Special Issue. It aims to collate the latest developments, studies, and perspectives encompassing the neuromorphic computing landscape.
This specialized topic will present papers focusing on the breakthroughs in neuromorphic devices, detailing their design, fabrication, or performance, alongside the developments in neuromorphic chips—the powerful brain-inspired processors that are revolutionizing AI hardware.
Moreover, the topic will also cover research exploring innovative algorithms capable of harnessing the potentialities of such hardware. Emphasis will be made on interdisciplinary approaches fusing brain-inspired hardware and software, tackling real-world computational challenges.
We believe that this Special Issue will offer valuable insights to a broad spectrum of readers including researchers, professionals, academics in the fields of computational neuroscience, computer engineering, AI, ML and more.
We welcome submissions addressing these fundamental and experimental aspects of neuromorphic computing, connecting the dots between brain-inspired hardware and the algorithmic keys to unlock their capabilities.
Prof. Dr. Shaogang Hu
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- neuromorphic computing
- neuromorphic devices
- brain-inspired hardware, software and algorithm
- computational neuroscience
