Best Poster Awards

Shutaro Kubo (Osaka Inst. Tech., Japan):
A neuro-inspired image sensor system that detects motion direction

Aurélien Lagarrigue (Tohoku Univ., Japan):
Analog control of antiferromagnet/ferromagnet magnetic tunnel junctions through spin-orbit torque

Emma Van Meirvenne (Imec / KU Leuven, Belgium):
Wave computing with confined spin and magnetoelastic waves for hybrid spintronic CMOS logic circuits

Kota Tamada (Hokkaido Univ., Japan):
Random number processing in the predictive updating of ensemble Kalman filters and its application to ring reservoir learning

Best Student Poster Awards

Koshin Hagimoto (Kobe Univ., Japan):
Data assimilation framework for nonlinear dynamical systems using Stein variational gradient descent

Hakuba Murota (Tohoku Univ., Japan):
Induction of neuronal ensemble plasticity by optogenetic stimulation in micropatterned neuronal networks

Shintaro Numata (Doshisha Univ., Japan):
Functional restoration of the damaged motor cortex by transplanted embryonic cortical neurospheres

Xiaoming Qiang (Univ. Tokyo, Japan):
Multi-FPGA based distributed architecture for scalable real-time neuromorphic computing

Shinnosuke Touda (Osaka Inst. Tech., Japan):
Effects of gap junctions introduced into a spiking neural network on handwritten digit classification

Shiqi Wang (Beihang Univ. / Shanghai Starriver Bilingual School, China):
Compact leak-integrate-fire neuron with auto-reset functionality based on spin-orbit torque magnetic tunnel junction device