Dr.-Ing. Sorin Liviu Jurj

Today I submitted PSI-MEM (Physics Structure-Informed Modeling of Printed Memristors for Neuromorphic and Intelligent Sensing), my own very first research proposal built around a research direction that I developed and now want to take into an experimental setting. The proposal was submitted to the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Postdoctoral Fellowships (MSCA-PF) call, with CENIMAT|i3N at NOVA [...]

I recently bought the Xiaomi Portable Electric Air Compressor 2 from Amazon for €36, mainly because I needed to put some air into the tyres of my Dacia Duster Mat Edition, which is fitted with Dunlop all-season tyres. Being a new car, it was due for its first Hauptuntersuchung (HU) after three years, which I [...]

In my previous article, „Better World Models for a Multipolar World„, I wrote about the danger of societies becoming trapped inside models of reality that no longer describe the world particularly well. As an AI researcher, the comparison comes naturally to me because we know that a model can become extremely confident while learning from [...]

There’s a saying floating around the hardware world that sums up one of the biggest mistakes in Edge AI right now: „Don’t kill a mosquito with a cannon.“ Note: Please, never kill insects. They are advanced living beings and deserve respect. If you hurt one by mistake, apologize for it, as I do. Sometimes this [...]

I have always found it strange that travelling around this small planet can be so easy for some people and so complicated for others, depending largely on the passport they hold. It is simply how the system works, and while I may not agree with all of it, I have learned to accept the practical [...]

Today I discovered something that was definitely not on my 2026 bingo card: apparently, I am a German travel blogger now. Those who know me professionally will probably find this as amusing as I do. I normally describe myself as a researcher working in artificial intelligence, neuromorphic systems, and sustainability. I have been writing on [...]

My library and my Amazon.de wishlist are currently in a very serious relationship: one has shelves, the other has ambition, and my bank account has asked not to be involved. I already own some of these books, while most are still waiting patiently for me to press “Buy Now”. I have not read every one [...]

The promise of this tutorial: the companion tutorial on Ψ-NN ended with a triumph: a neural network that can’t break a law of physics, and that learns how to be that way on its own. But that network had a quiet problem: it could only talk to other neural networks. This tutorial picks up exactly [...]

The promise of this tutorial: by the end you will understand, step by step, how Physics Structure-Informed Neural Network (Ψ-NN) takes an ordinary neural network and rebuilds it so that it literally cannot break a law of physics, and how it figures out how to do that all by itself. We will keep every idea [...]