Neuromorphic Materials and Devices for Future AI Hardware

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Building the Future: AI Hardware at Scale 23–25 September 2025

Building the Future: AI Hardware at Scale

Tuesday 21 October, 18:00 – 21:00

IDEALondon, 69 Wilson Street, London EC2A 2BB

1st Minor Meeting 23–25 September 2025

1st Minor Meeting: NeuMat Kick-Off Meeting

Trinity College, Cambridge

Energy-efficient Computing Tuesday, 24 June, 2025 - 13:00 to 14:00

Brain-inspired Approaches for Energy-efficient Computing

Online

Winter Schools & Training 13-15 January 2026

1st Winter School

Churchill College, Cambridge.

About

Neumat is an EPSRC-funded network dedicated to supporting and uniting UK researchers, industry professionals, and early-career innovators who are working on neuromorphic technologies for advanced, novel, energy-efficient AI hardware. Our aim is to foster collaboration, provide networking opportunities, and offer resources that help drive breakthroughs in neuromorphic materials, devices, algorithms, circuits and systems.

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Our renowned international experts

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Our renowned international experts

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Objectives

Our Aims & How We Support Research

Community Building & Collaboration

Unite diverse expertise (materials, devices, circuits, novel AI/neuromorphic algorithms).
Grow a supportive environment for idea exchange and new partnerships.

Industry & Academic Engagement

Facilitate dialogue between university labs and industrial stakeholders.
Encourage new prototypes and potential spin-outs (via shared insights)

Knowledge & Skill Development

Organize training, workshops, and internships to upskill early-career researchers.
Provide resources (webinars, online materials) for continuous learning.

Roadmapping & Strategy

Build a strategic roadmap identifying future challenges and directions in neuromorphic hardware.
Collate community input to guide future funding proposals and collaborative projects.