On February 26th 2025, the 2nd seminar of the JOSEPHINE project took place : Frank Mizrahi (Laboratoire Albert Fert, CNRS, Thales, Université Paris-Saclay) presented his work in a talk entitled “Neuromorphic Computing”.

The ability to compute and learn at the edge is critical for many artificial intelligence applications, from medical sensors to autonomous vehicles. Yet, this is not possible with current hardware because of the high energy consumption of learning. Neuromorphic computing aims at developing novel energy efficient hardware by taking inspiration from the brain. In this seminar, we will see what ideas from the brain can be used to develop novel hardware. We will explain the main challenges of the field and review the emerging technologies studied.

You can access the full recording of this talk on the JOSEPHINE website, at this address, or under Seminars & Workshop > See previous seminars.