SNUFA 2026
Computational Neuroscience, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Engineering and workshop by Dan Goodman, Friedemann Zenke, Jason Eshraghian and 1 more
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This online workshop connects computational neuroscience, machine learning and neuromorphic engineering through research on spiking neural networks. It examines artificial and biologically plausible learning algorithms and how trained spiking circuits can reveal principles of neural processing. Two afternoons combine four invited talks, seven contributed-talk slots, flash presentations and a virtual poster session, with time for discussion. Invited speakers are Susanne Schreiber, Mihai Petrovici, Eugene Izhikevich and Giulia D’Angelo. The programme begins at 14:00 CET on both 4 and 5 November; the first day reaches posters at 17:30, and the second concludes with remarks at 17:25. Attendance is free with registration to receive streaming links. The abstract deadline was 25 September 2026. Ticket sales end on 4 November 2026.
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Guest speakers
- Susanne Schreiber, Humboldt University
- Eugene Izhikevich, Brain Corp and DeepSpike
- Giulia D’Angelo, Czech Technical University in Prague
- Mihai Petrovici, University of Bern
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