Abstract
"I will talk about topographic maps in biology, how I've modeled their development, and how I've implemented this model in VLSI. I will focus on Address-Event Representation (AER), a protocol for transmitting neural pulses, and will present a design for an AER receiver which is optimised for scalability as connection fan-out increases. I'll further discuss the rewiring of connections and will present a circuit for calculating Euclidean distance across a chip."

Biography
Simeon Bamford is a final-year doctoral candidate in Neuroinformatics at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. His PhD is in the area of Neuromorphic Engineering.

 

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