New Article: On Local Activity and Edge of Chaos in a NaMLab Memristor
We would like to introduce a new paper by some of our members and others (Alon Ascoli, Ahmet S. Demirkol, Ronald Tetzlaff, Stefan Slesazeck, Thomas Mikolajick and Leon O. Chua) on local activity and the edge of chaos. This paper will give you a deep look at how they apply fundamentals from local activity theory
We are pleased to announce you the 7th Memristor and Memristive Symposium. It will be held on september 29, 2021, prior the CNNA2021. It will feature high qualtity talks by Leon O. Chua, Ronald Tetzlaff, Rainer Waser, Alon Ascoli and others. The Symposium will be chaired by Alon Ascoli More information: cnna2021.unict.it
We are pleased to announce that we have another video lecture to share with you. Alon Ascoli will take you deeper into the theory of Local Activity and its complex phenomena. In his three-hour talk, he introduces the basics of Local Activity theory, with special attention to the edge of chaos, a subset of
We would like to introduce a new article by some of our members on systems theory methods. It has been published in frontiers in nanotechnology and was written by Alon Ascoli, Ronald Tetzlaff, Sung Mo S. Kang and Leon O. Chua. Have a look: frontiers in nanotechnology
We are happy to anounce that there will be a Online Mini-Conference for Memrisys 2020 from Nov 18 to Nov 19. Plase check out the website https://confit.atlas.jp/guide/event/memrisys2020/top for more informations. Please note: The complete Memrisys conference was postponed to 2021.
International Memristor team wins Best Paper Award at IEEE MOCAST 2020
A great team of CMC members won the Best Paper Award at IEEE MOCAST 2020. The authors Alon Ascoli (TUD), Ioannis Messaris (TUD), Ronald Tetzlaff (TUD), Sung-Mo “Steve” Kang (UC Santa Cruz) and Leon O. Chua (UC Berkeley) have published the paper “Image Mem-Processing Cellular Bio-Inspired Arrays with Bistable and Analogue Dynamic Memristors”. In it,
The Chua Lectures will be published in October 2020. They comprise Memristors and Cellular Nonlinear Networks to the Edge of Chaos in four volumes and 1008 pages. Leon O. Chua’s latest book contains hard copies of all color slides from the Chua Lecture Series presented at HP in Palo Alto in 2015. Take a look
Silicon Saxony: Nanoelectronics learn the same way as the human brain
The current progress in efficency of microelectronics is slowed by physical limits. To overcome them, we need new approches. Some of our scientist have made such an approche on ArtificialIntelligence. We are proud of you! Read more: english deutsch @SiliconSaxony
The Symmetry 2021 will take place in Beer Sheva, Israel, from the August 08 to August 13, 2021. Due to the global pandemic, the originally planned conference has been postponed to August 2021. This conference will focus on the interdisciplinary interaction between different scientific fields and will discuss in particular the phenomenon of symmetry in
Open Submission on special issue from Symmetry by MDPI
The special issue from Symmetry will discuss the Symmetry in chaotic systems and circuits. According to them, scientists have found connections between symmetry and chaotic systems that may have a can have a significant impact on our understanding of chaotic systems. The editors are therefore looking for contributions on the topic of chaos, nonlinear
