'Brain inspired' network becomes a fast learnerAn electronic circuit that isn’t built up with functional building blocks like in conventional electronics, and that is still capable of recognizing patterns: earlier this year, UT researchers demonstrated that it is possible, in Nature. Now the question is, what do you need to make this disordered network do what you want it to do. Why not train it, by connecting it to a known form of artificial intelligence, like deep-learning neural networks? In this way, the brain-inspired network can be steered in the right direction, researchers of UT’s Center for Brain-Inspired Nano Systems (BRAINS) now demonstrate, in their paper in Nature Nanotechnology of October 19.Read more
MESA+ and Institute of Industrial Science of the University of Tokyo sign Memorandum of UnderstandingMESA+ and the Institute of Industrial Science of the University of Tokyo expressed a convergence of will. On Monday 5 October, both parties signed a 5 year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). “This agreement further strengthens the collaboration of both institutions”, says Prof Dr Albert van den Berg, scientific director of MESA+.Read more
'Brain inspired' network becomes a fast learner
MESA+ and Institute of Industrial Science of the University of Tokyo sign Memorandum of Understanding
'First responder kit' for evaluating hazardous fluids or gases
Lithium batteries: new nanochannels make them charge faster
QUANT: UT builds nano components for quantum computing
MESA+ Institute celebrates three milestones
New light amplifier can boost up photonics
Marcelo Ackermann new Chair of the XUV Focus Group
Opening Academic Year (OAY) on UTour
UT will research the role of aerosols in spreading of COVID-19
NWO-grants for three UT-researchers
Call for proposals: UT-WWU strategic collaboration grants 2020-2021
