International Neuromorphic Computing Conference (INCC) 2027
INCC 2027 in London brings together global experts for interdisciplinary collaboration on brain-inspired computing technologies from May 11–13, 2027.
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INCC 2027 in London brings together global experts for interdisciplinary collaboration on brain-inspired computing technologies from May 11–13, 2027.
NeuroSYNC
A listing page displaying a chronological archive of published articles related to neuromorphic engineering within Frontiers in Neuroscience between early and late 2026.
A theoretical paper proposes deriving neuromorphic circuit topologies from physical symmetries using Lie group theory to predict neuronal dynamics deterministically.
EBRAINS provides free remote access to BrainScaleS and SpiNNaker neuromorphic systems for simulating spiking neural networks with accelerated time scales.
EBRAINS
A 2024 workshop identified challenges in applying neuromorphic engineering to biomedicine, highlighting needs for better standards, datasets, and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
Open Neuromorphic provides educational resources, benchmarks, and curated hardware lists to support global brain-inspired AI collaboration.
Open Neuromorphic
NeuroWare IKC advances UK neuromorphic systems via a consortium led by UCL focusing on energy-efficient hardware adoption.
UCL
Review article on 2D material applications in neuromorphic computing addressing wearable electronics and quantum architectures
NeuroWare is a UCL-led UK innovation hub for neuromorphic computing that engages industry partners to advance hardware development and secure AI ecosystems.
NeuroWare
Science Advances article introduces the topological acoustic synapse (TAS), a scalable neuromorphic device that uses acoustic waves to achieve high-dimensional parallel computing with reduced power consumption compared to state-of-the-art electrical alternatives.
NeuroSYNC launched a new UK neuromorphic centre with £5.6m funding and submitted parliamentary evidence on low-energy computing strategies.
UK Multidisciplinary Centre for Neuromorphic Systems and Computing
A community-maintained directory cataloguing neuromorphic hardware ranging from digital processors to mixed-signal chips with varying release dates between 2014 and 2025.
A curated directory of open-source software tools supporting spiking neural network simulation, training, event camera processing, and hardware-in-the-loop development.
A community-curated board lists high-impact neuromorphic computing challenges, inviting maintainers to tag GitHub issues for prioritized collaboration and tool support.
Open Neuromorphic
Open Neuromorphic identifies severe infrastructure fragmentation hindering neuromorphic progress compared to mature ML ecosystems and proposes unified tooling solutions.
Open Neuromorphic
Open Neuromorphic hosts a virtual student talk series focused on spiking neural network research for educational purposes.
Open Neuromorphic
This Nature Communications perspective details the commercial roadmap for neuromorphic processors by emphasizing recent advances in gradient-based training, digital CMOS reliability, and energy-efficient edge applications like TinyML.
NeuroBench is a community-driven benchmark framework for neuromorphic computing that standardizes metrics and tasks via an open-source harness released in February 2025.
The THOR-NeuroBench Challenge 2026 benchmarks neuromorphic models on converting OpenBMI EEG data into spike trains to classify motor imagery using SynOps metrics for wearable BCI applications.
THOR Neuromorphic Commons
snntorch is a software library enabling training of spiking neural networks within PyTorch with support for diverse neuron models and NIR export capabilities.
NIR is an open-source intermediate representation enabling model portability across multiple neuromorphic simulators and hardware platforms, with support for spiking neural network data exchange via NIRData.
Tonic is an open-source Python library for processing event-based vision and audio datasets compatible with PyTorch.
A Frontiers Research Topic soliciting papers on translating synaptic plasticity theories into scalable neuromorphic hardware and algorithms, with an acceptance deadline of 2027-02-12.
The Telluride Decoding Toolbox offers MATLAB/Python tools to decode EEG and MEG neural responses into original auditory or visual stimuli using machine learning strategies.
Institute for Neuromorphic Engineering