We are delighted to announce the finalised program for the SNUFA22 spiking neural network workshop. It’s free to attend but you do need to register in advance:
9-10 November 2022, European afternoons. (Subscribe to the Google
Calendar.)
Invited speakers.
Contributed talks:
Thomas Limbacher, Ozan Özdenizci, Robert Legenstein (TU Graz)
Memory-enriched computation and learning in spiking neural networks through Hebbian plasticity
M. Nardin, J. W. Phillips, W. F. Podlaski, S. W. Keemink (IST Austria)
Nonlinear computations in spiking neural networks through multiplicative synapses
A. Subramoney, K. K. Nazeer, M. Schöne, C. Mayr, D. Kappel (University of Bochum)
Beyond Biologically Plausible Spiking Networks for Neuromorphic Computing
A. Galloni, A. Peddada, A. Milstein (Rutgers)
Behavioral Timescale Synaptic Plasticity (BTSP) for biologically plausible credit assignment across multiple layers via top-down gating of dendritic plasticity
W. F. Podlaski, C. K. Machens (Champalimaud)
Universal function approximation in balanced spiking networks through convex-concave boundary composition
B. Yin, F. Corradi, and S. M. Bohte (CWI)
Training Dynamic Spiking Neural Network via Forward Propagation Through Time
Z. Liao, D. Hadjiabadi, S. Terada, I. Soltesz, A. Losonczy (Columbia)
A biologically plausible inhibitory plasticity rule for world-model learning in SNNs
C. B. Currin, K. Stecher, C. Pfeffer, G. Novarino, and T. P. Vogels (IST Austria)
Bridging the gap between artificial models and cortical circuits
Plus around 30 posters.
Many thanks!
Dan Goodman, Friedemann Zenke, Katie Schuman, Tim Masquelier