Brain-like network uses disorder to detect orderA disordered network that is capable of detecting ordered patterns: it sounds contradictory, but it comes close to the way our brain works. Researchers of the University of Twente developed a brain-inspired network like this. A big step forward is that is based on silicon technology and can be operated at room temperature. It makes use of material properties that electronic designers usually like to avoid. Thanks to ‘hopping conduction’, the system evolves to a solution without making use of predesigned elements. The researchers publish their work in Nature of January 15, 2020.Read more
ERC Proof of Concept grant for standardised Organ-on-Chip infrastructureToday, the European Research Council has announced an ERC Proof of Concept grant for UT professor Albert van den Berg. This top-up funding is awarded to ERC grantees to explore the innovation potential of their scientific discoveries and bring the results of their frontier research closer to market. Albert and his team will be using the European financial contribution for furthering standardisation in organ-on-chip infrastructure.Read more
Brain-like network uses disorder to detect order
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