Neuromorphic VLSI Systems
Registration
Please register both on our homepage and on OPAL.
- Registration on our Homepage: Access for lab work
- Registration on OPAL: Access to recorded lectures and lab tutorials, regular e-mail notifications
Lectures
Lectures will be offered online. Lecture recordings will be published weekly on OPAL. The slides for the lecture Neuromorphic Systems are listed below on this page. The password for accessing the slides is given in the introductory lecture on OPAL.
- Lecture 1: Introduction
- Lecture 2: Neurobiology
- Lecture 3: Neuron models
- Lecture 4: Synapse models
- Lecture 5: Visual System and Network Topologies
- Lecture 6: Neuromorphic Circuits I
- Lecture 7: Neuromorphic Circuits II
- Lecture 8: Neuromorphic Systems
- Lecture 9: Information Processing I
- Lecture 10: Information Processing II
- Lecture 11/12: Brain-Computer Interfaces
- Lecture 13: Overview Neuromorphic Projects at HPSN
Lab and Consultation
The lab work is performed online as well this semester. There is a weekly online lab on Friday, 3rd double period (starting time: 11:10). If possible from your schedule, please also keep the following double period free. There is free time for your questions planned each week, which may extend into the 4th double period. During this weekly time, you can also ask questions concerning the lecture Design of Integrated CMOS Circuits.
For attending the lab and being able to work on the lab exercises, you have to register both on our homepage and on OPAL (see top of the page).
We offer an additional weekly consultation for the lecture Neuromorphic Systems, on Mondays, 4th double period (starting time: 13:00). This time is reserved for your questions on the last week's lecture, or older lecture content.
We will provide online access information for both regular events via e-mail. Please register on OPAL for receiving it.
The documentation for the lab sessions on neuromorphic circuits is available here for your reference.
Presentations
The list of topics for presentation is available here, together with more information on the presentation content and format. The topics for presentation have been assigned. You can find the list of presenters here and the timetable with links to the videoconference here.
For any questions regarding the course, please contact Johannes Partzsch.