Lichtenvoorde, 19 April – The Zwarte Cross Festival was abuzz with excitement as BRAINS co-director Wilfred van der Wiel took the stage in the lively “Universitent” to deliver an animated and thought-provoking lecture on Intelligent Matter. Despite the scorching heat, the tent was packed with an enthusiastic crowd eager to dive into the fascinating world of brain-inspired computing.
Van der Wiel captivated the audience with his engaging presentation, delving into the intriguing question of how many beers a day the human brain needs to run. The crowd hung on his every word, eager to learn more about the cutting-edge research being conducted at BRAINS.
Adding to the excitement, BRANS Principal Investigators Gertjan Koster and Guus Rijnders also delivered insightful lectures, contributing to the festival’s vibrant atmosphere.
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