Elisabetta Chicca

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University of Groningen

Netherlands

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Prof. Elisabetta Chicca is a faculty member at the University of Groningen, Netherlands. Her research primarily focuses on neuromorphic engineering, spiking neural networks, and bio-inspired robotics. Recent publications include work on proprioception in insect locomotion and the development of hybrid memristive-CMOS processing systems.

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Volker Dürr

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Bielefeld University

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Thorben Schoepe

University of Groningen

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University of Groningen

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A spiking neural network model for proprioception of limb kinematics in insect locomotion

Encoding of movement primitives and body posture through distributed proprioception in walking and climbing insects

Finding the gap: neuromorphic motion-vision in dense environments

Spike-based local synaptic plasticity: a survey of computational models and neuromorphic circuits

A recipe for creating ideal hybrid memristive-CMOS neuromorphic processing systems

A spiking recurrent neural network with phase change memory neurons and synapses for the accelerated solution of constraint satisfaction problems

ED-BioRob: A Neuromorphic Robotic Arm With FPGA-Based Infrastructure for Bio-Inspired Spiking Motor Controllers

Efficient Processing of Spatio-Temporal Data Streams With Spiking Neural Networks

Event-based eccentric motion detection exploiting time difference encoding

Collaborators (3)

Volker Dürr

Thorben Schoepe

Philipp Klein

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