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| * [[introneuro|Intro. to Neuroscience course taught by ZNZ]] | * [[introneuro|Intro. to Neuroscience course taught by ZNZ]] |
| * [[:advancedneuro|Advanced course in Neurobiology, part II: Signal Transduction in the nervous system]] | * [[:advancedneuro|Advanced course in Neurobiology, part II: Signal Transduction in the nervous system]] |
| * [[:block|Block course in computational neuroscience for biology students: Neuromorphic Engineering, Retinas: biological and silicon]] | * [[:block|Block course in Insights to Neuroinformatics: Neuromorphic Engineering, Retinas: biological and silicon]] |
| * [[dlp|DLP lecture material - Building high performance neuromorphic and bioinspired systems]] | * [[dlp|DLP lecture material - Building high performance neuromorphic and bioinspired systems]] |
| * {{:delbruckvlsisymp2011.pdf|Bio-inspired (electronic) Vision}} \\ - Slides from Workshop on Bio-inspired electronics in Symposium on VLSI, Kyoto, Japan, June 14, 2011, organized by Michael Flynn (Univ. of Michigan) and Makoto Ikeda (Univ. of Tokyo). \\ Has material from Yagi Lab (Osaka Univ.) on their Intelligent Vision Sensor (IVS) scanned silicon retina, Linares-Barranco (Sevilla) on their event-based convolution chips, Posch (Austria Inst. of Technology) on the Asynchronous Time-Based Image Sensor (ATIS), Culurciello (Yale), Farabet and LeCunn (New York Univ.) on the lovely [[http://www.neuflow.org|neuflow]] project to build hardware for convolutional networks. | * {{:delbruckvlsisymp2011.pdf|Bio-inspired (electronic) Vision}} \\ - Slides from Workshop on Bio-inspired electronics in Symposium on VLSI, Kyoto, Japan, June 14, 2011, organized by Michael Flynn (Univ. of Michigan) and Makoto Ikeda (Univ. of Tokyo). \\ Has material from Yagi Lab (Osaka Univ.) on their Intelligent Vision Sensor (IVS) scanned silicon retina, Linares-Barranco (Sevilla) on their event-based convolution chips, Posch (Austria Inst. of Technology) on the Asynchronous Time-Based Image Sensor (ATIS), Culurciello (Yale), Farabet and LeCunn (New York Univ.) on the lovely [[http://www.neuflow.org|neuflow]] project to build hardware for convolutional networks. |
