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Multipurpose integrated active contact lenses »
Andrew Lingley and Babak Parviz

Electronics, sensors, and communication capabilities will all be embedded in future contact lenses, presenting new opportunities in applications ranging from medicine to virtual reality.
 

 
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Arfan Ghani

Large numbers of neurons can be implemented on fully-parallel reconfigurable platforms such as FPGAs.


Leslie Smith

This workshop was held on 4 March 2008, Reston, VA, USA. SyNAPSE is a new programme about to be launched by DARPA in the form of a Broad Agency Announcement (BAA), expected 17 March 2008. SyNAPSE stands for Systems Neuromorphic...


Nir Grossman, Konstantin Nikolic, and Patrick Degenaar

Remote neural control is performed with single-cell single-action-potential resolution.

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Analog for all? »

Sunny Bains

If you've been following my analog posts you'll know that one of my concerns has been that we don't train enough engineers who are really comfortable working in this area. Analog has two major problems: not only is it just...


Giacomo Indiveri

We are proud to announce the first of the "Capo Caccia Workshops toward Cognitive Neuromorphic Engineering". The Cognitive Neuromorphic Engineering Workshop will be held on 20-29 April 2008, at the Hotel CapoCaccia, in Sardinia Italy. The aim of this workshop is to provide a forum for EU and US researchers to discuss and explore concepts and methods necessary for advancing neuromorphic systems


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