NL researcher Schuyler Eldridge has been awarded a prestigious NASA Space Technology Research Fellowship. The project, grounded on the work done in collaboration between the Neuromorphics Lab and the Integrated Circuits & Systems Group, will be entitled “Biologically-inspired Hardware for Land/Aerial Robots”.
Congratulations to Schuyler! Being selected as a NASA Space Technology Research Fellow is a real mark of distinction!
The NL featured on Bostonia with an article by COURTNEY HUMPHRIES.
The Boston University Vision Lab and Neuromorphics Lab have an immediate opening for a Postdoctoral Research Associate. The position is for two years, pending availability of funds after an annual project review. Read the rest of this entry »
This article by Rachel Harrington appeared on the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering (ECE) News describes the NL work on neuromorphic chip in collaboration with Ajay Joshi, Shuyler Eldridge, and Florian Raudies.
Job position: Postdoctoral Associate
The Boston University Neuromorphics Lab (http://nl.bu.edu/) has an immediate opening for a summer intern.
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Schuyler Eldridge has been awarded the 2012 CELEST/CompNet Prize in Computational Neuroscience for his work on Biologically inspired hardware for autonomous robots in collaboration with Florian Raudies, Ajay Joshi, and Max Versace. Read the rest of this entry »
Assistant professors Ajay Joshi, BU ECE faculty affiliate of the Neuromorphic Lab, has received the National Science Foundation’s prestigious Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) award in recognition of his outstanding research and teaching capabilities. The five-year, $400,000 - $550,000 award funds high-impact projects that effectively combine research and educational objectives. Read the rest of this entry »
Mahmoud Zangeneh and Ajay Joshi will be publishing an article titled "Performance and Energy Models for Memristor-based1T1R RRAM Cell" at GLSVLSI 2012. Read the rest of this entry »
Feature article on BU Today, by Courtney Humphries
Massimiliano “Max” Versace sits in a conference room at BU’s Neuromorphics Laboratory. The lab director is holding one of the lab’s frequent visitors—his infant son, who is looking intently at his father. “This is a great example of a general-purpose learning machine,” Versace says—and he is only half joking. Versace has been discussing the lab’s primary goal: to build an artificial intelligence that is smarter than any robot yet created. Read the rest of this entry »
The NL has another IEEE cover page featured article, this time on IEEE Pulse (Ames et al, 2012). The February edition of IEEE Pulse will be devoted to Neuroscience and DARPA, with a collection of cutting-edge work sponsored by the agency. Our work has been selected, and featured on the cover page, with an article titled "The Animat". Read the rest of this entry »