Dec. 17 | |||||||
Time | Session | Contribution | Speaker | Institution | Talk title | ||
08:30-08:40 | Opening – Ru Huang (Chair, IWOFC) | ||||||
08:40-08:50 | WELCOMING ADDRESS | ||||||
08:50-09:40 | Plenary I (Chair: Wei D. Lu) |
Plenary | R. Stanley Williams | HP Labs | Finding the Connections Among Computation, Dynamics, Physics and Materials | ||
09:40-10:30 | Plenary | Kang L. Wang | University of California, Los Angeles | From the Turing to Topological Quantum Computer | |||
10:30-10:50 | GROUP PHOTO & COFFEE BREAK | ||||||
10:50-11:15 | Memristive devices for computing (Chair: Dmitri Strukov) |
Invited | Wei D. Lu | University of Michigan | RRAM fabric for neuromorphic computing applications | ||
11:15-11:40 | Invited | I-Wei Chen | University of Pennsylvania | A Unified Picture of Nanometallic and Filamentary ReRAM | |||
11:40-12:05 | Invited | Han Wang | University of Southern California | Stochastic features in low dimensional material devices for beyond-von-Neumann computing | |||
12:05-13:30 | LUNCH | ||||||
13:30-13:55 | Hardware neural networks I (Chair: I-Wei Chen) |
Invited | J. Joshua Yang | University of Massachusetts, Amherst | Resistive and Capacitive Neural Networks Enabled by Diffusive Memristors | ||
13:55-14:20 | Invited | Pritish Narayanan | IBM | Device-Circuit Codesign for Future Deep Learning Systems with Analog Memory | |||
14:20-14:45 | Invited | Halid Mulaosmanovic | NaMLab gGmbH | Ferroelectric and memristive devices for unconventional computing | |||
14:45-15:10 | Invited | Huaqiang Wu | Tsinghua University | Computation in memory: from device to chip | |||
15:10-15:25 | COFFEE BREAK | ||||||
15:25-15:50 | Emerging computing concepts (Chair: Peng Zhou) |
Invited | Ilia Valov | Research Centre Juelich | Materials properties – memristor performance: The importance of doping and atomic manipulation for memory and neuromorphic applications | ||
15:50-16:15 | Invited | Yuchao Yang | Peking University | Brain Inspired Nanoionic Devices and Networks for Efficient Computing | |||
16:15-16:40 | Invited | Xiangshui Miao | Huazhong University of Science and Technology | Memcomputing: the fusion of memory and computing | |||
16:40-18:10 | Special Event: Publish with Nature and Wiley journals | Special guests (in alphabetic order): Congcong Huang (Nature Communications); Michael Lee (Nature Electronics); Lu Shi (Advanced Materials) (Moderator: Qiangfei Xia) |
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18:10-19:10 | POSTER SESSION | ||||||
19:10-21:00 | GALA DINNER | ||||||
Dec. 18 | |||||||
Time | Session | Contribution | Speaker | Institution | Talk title | ||
08:30-09:20 | Plenary II (Chair: J. Joshua Yang) |
Plenary | Leon Chua | University of California, Berkeley | Five non-volatile memristor enigmas solved | ||
09:20-10:10 | Plenary | Giacomo Indiveri | University of Zurich and ETH Zurich | Neuromorphic circuits for building autonomous cognitive agents | |||
10:10-10:25 | COFFEE BREAK | ||||||
10:25-10:50 | Hardware neural networks II (Chair: Feng Miao) |
Invited | Dmitri Strukov | University of California, Santa Barbara | Mixed-Signal Neuromorphic Inference Accelerators | ||
10:50-11:15 | Invited | Qiangfei Xia | University of Massachusetts, Amherst | Memristor Crossbar Arrays for Brain-Inspired Computing | |||
11:15-11:40 | Invited | Sabina Spiga | CNR-IMM | Exploiting the non-linear soft-bound switching dynamics of oxide-RRAM for spiking neural network | |||
11:40-12:05 | Invited | Hyunsang Hwang | Pohang University of Science and Technology | RRAM-based synapse and I&F neuron device for neuromorphic pattern recognition system | |||
12:05-13:30 | LUNCH | ||||||
13:30-13:55 | Emerging devices (Chair: Joe Z. Tsien) |
Invited | Jeehwan Kim | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Epitaxial neuromorphic computing arrays with controlled weight values | ||
13:55-14:20 | Invited | Themis Prodromakis | University of Southampton | Harnessing the power of the brain with metal-oxide memristors | |||
14:20-14:45 | Invited | Run-Wei Li | Chinese Academy of Sciences | Controllable quantum conductance in RRAM devices | |||
14:45-15:10 | Invited | Feng Miao | Nanjing University | Robust memristors based on layered 2D materials | |||
15:10-15:35 | Invited | Yang Chai | The Hong Kong Polytechnic University | UV Excited Optoelectronic Synpatic Devices for Neuromorphic Visual System | |||
15:35-15:50 | COFFEE BREAK | ||||||
15:50-16:15 | Neuroscience & Algorithm (Chair: Sabina Spiga) |
Invited | Wolfgang Maass | Graz University of Technology | Spike-based in-memory-computing | ||
16:15-16:40 | Invited | George Barbastathis | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Too far, too small, too dark, too foggy: on the use of Deep Learning for computational imaging in adverse conditions | |||
16:40-17:05 | Invited | Joe Z. Tsien | Augusta University | On the Basic Wiring and Computational Logic of the Brain’s Neural Networks | |||
17:05-18:20 | Panel Discussion | Topic: Technological advances required for neuromorphic computing Panelists: R. Stanley Williams, Giacomo Indiveri, Wolfgang Maass, J. Joshua Yang, Jeehwan Kim, Pritish Narayanan (Moderator: Ilia Valov) |
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18:20-18:25 | POSTER AWARD ANNOUNCEMENT | ||||||
18:25-18:30 | CONCLUDING REMARKS | ||||||
18:30-20:00 | DINNER | ||||||
20:00-21:00 | COMMITTEE MEETING |