Distinguished guest lecture on event-driven neuromorphic processors and their integration into energy-efficient scientific computing pipelines.
Prof. Henrik Lindqvist delivered an invited lecture at the BBQ Institute Department Colloquium on energy-scalable spike-based computing.
On Thursday, August 20, 2026, the BBQ Institute hosted Prof. Henrik Lindqvist from Chalmers University of Technology for the Institute’s late-summer Distinguished Colloquium.
Prof. Lindqvist presented recent breakthroughs from his laboratory on event-driven neuromorphic architectures, highlighting how non-von Neumann computing designs can achieve up to a 100x reduction in energy consumption for continuous sensory data processing and real-time scientific telemetry.
The lecture was attended by more than 80 researchers in person at the CeNT Main Auditorium and over 120 online participants from across European partner institutions.
Scientific Data (Nature Springer) Vol. 11(1), pp. 18-34(2024). DOI: 10.1038/sdata.2016.18
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