EYAE: Unconventional Computing Symposium

The Eindhoven Young Academy of Engineering (EYAE) is joining forces to initiate a Series of Hot Topics Symposia with the goal of bringing together the academic TU/e research community, to facilitate collaboration between departments on common and hot research topics. This symposium is intended for all scientists developing hardware for unconventional computing and developing computational methods for more efficient computing and contribute to solve industrial and societal challenges, and is aimed at sharing and discussing developments in the field whilst building an enduring community on the topic.

13:00 – 13:30
Registration

13:30 – 13:35
Opening

13:35 – 14:35
Session 1

Talk 1: Neuromorphic Electronics

Prof. dr. Henk Corporaal

Professor, Electrical Engineering, TU/e

Talk 2: Development of a DNA-based Molecular Computer

Dr. Tom de Greef

Associate Professor, Institute for Complex Molecular Systems, TU/e

Talk 3: Fairness-Aware Predictive Analytics

Prof. dr. Mykola Pechenizkiy

Professor, Mathematics and Computer Science, TU/e

14:35 – 15:10
Coffee break: posters and networking

15:10 – 16:10
Session 2

Talk 4: Organic Electronics for Neuromorphic Computing

Dr. Yoeri van de Burgt

Assistant Professor, Institute for Complex Molecular Systems, TU/e

Talk 5: Photonic Deep Neural Networks

Dr. Patty Stabile

Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering, TU/e

Talk 6: Quantum Materials for Quantum Computing

Prof. dr. Erik Bakkers

Professor, Applied Physics, TU/e

16:10 – 16:25
Take-home messages from all speakers

16:25 – 16:30
Closing remarks

16:30 – 17:30
Borrel and drinks: posters and networking

Poster presentation can be registered here till 23:59, 23^th of January 2019. Please indicate the corresponding author’s full name and affiliation, the tentative title of the poster with a maximum 150-word abstract. A maximum number of 30 posters will be accepted for presentation.

Attendance can be registered here till 23:59, 25^th of January 2019. Due to the limited number of sits, a cap of 80 people will be applied as the maximum number of registrations.