Following the success of the 1^st and 2^nd workshop held in Ferrara, Italy on June 2019 and Chania, Greece in October 2022, the workshop aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers, research scholars and in particular industrial players. This will create an interdisciplinary stage to exchange and share knowledge and research results on the topic related to neuromorphic devices with a particular interest on the ones based on organic materials.

The research field of neuromorphic devices is experiencing an exciting growing in the past years as the constant evolution of artificial intelligence — well established at the software level — is pushing the development of devices able to integrate — at the hardware level — the learning capability of biological nervous system. In order to reproduce the functionalities of biological neural networks — based on neurons interconnected through synapses — these systems are mimicked in the form of artificial neural networks (ANNs). They serve as building blocks for ANNs, by operating as artificial neurons or synapses, and by emulating high order dynamics. Neuromorphic devices based on organic semiconductor materials are of particular interest for bioelectronics, medical applications or environmental sensing. The soft nature of organic materials, their biocompatibility, and the fact that they can operate in liquid environments is ideal for the implementation of wetware computer, which could directly interface with the human body.

Further information and registration at: https://nod-workshop.de

Scientific Organizers

PD Hans Kleemann
TU Dresden

Prof. Francesca Santoro
Forschungszentrum Jülich

Dr. Giovanni Ligorio
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin