This year, on PC, I have played online games such as Dota 2, Black Myth: Wukong, and rarely Red Alert 2. When it comes to offline games, I played chess and backgammon. I learned backgammon from a neighbor near my grandparent’s home. Chess I learned from a neighbor near my mother’s home. Both of these games [...]
My research paper „Efficient Implementation of Spiking Neural Networks for Inference using Ex-Situ Training“ was published in the IEEE Access (IF 3.4) journal today. Abstract: This paper introduces a novel method for designing and simulating neuromorphic circuits for inference tasks, utilizing spiking neural networks (SNNs) trained ex-situ to offer practical advantages in efficiency and accuracy. [...]
Today, I saw that Google released the Pixel 9 smartphone, and one feature got my attention: Add Me. See the video below for more information. Interestingly, the „Add Me“ feature seems to be a feature very similar to one of my spontaneous creative ideas from 2013, namely this one (the broken English is evident due [...]
Today was my last working day as a postdoctoral researcher at TU Chemnitz, where I had been researching in the area of neuromorphic computing for the past six months. It was a very interesting endeavor, and I am grateful to have been part of it. I worked on the „Print the Brain“ project (which was [...]
I wrote here about the monthly costs for an apartment in New Delhi, India, which are around 60 € per month if there are no unexpected expenses and one pays no rent (renting an apartment like this in the same location would cost around 200 € per month). For the last few days, I have [...]
It’s been around two weeks since we moved to Chemnitz, and I have to say, It’s not as bad as it seems. Only the drunk, aggressive people lurking around Hauptbahnhof, but hey, that’s part of almost every city in Germany. The 120 m2 apartment is big and sunny, and we are lucky to live in [...]
Today, exactly 5 months since I started working as a neuromorphic computing researcher at pmTUC, my first research paper in this field, „SNNtrainer3D: Training Spiking Neural Networks using a User-friendly Application with 3D Architecture Visualization Capabilities“ was published in the MDPI’s Applied Sciences journal. Abstract: Spiking Neural Networks have gained significant attention due to their [...]
I wrote here about my new job as a researcher in Neuromorphic Computing at TU Chemnitz since February 2024, which I accepted after spending some time in India. Our plan for a few years was to move from Oldenburg to a big city such as Frankfurt am Main, Berlin, or even München. However, due to [...]
Did you know that you can use Python to simulate neuromorphic circuits completely? I discovered this recently in my current job as a researcher in neuromorphic computing. A few months ago, after doing some state-of-the-art reading regarding neuromorphic circuits, I planned to experiment with designing and simulating neuromorphic circuits. The easiest way to start was [...]
Some of the interesting YouTube channels I watch regarding geopolitics are mentioned here. Recently, I discovered a few other interesting ones, which I would like to share with you all here: https://www.youtube.com/@RedactedNews https://www.youtube.com/@CyrusJanssen https://www.youtube.com/@GeorgeGallowayOfficial https://www.youtube.com/@RussellBrand https://www.youtube.com/@geopoliticshaiphong In these channels, you will find facts-based information about how COVID was an orchestrated agenda (see Russell Brand’s channel), [...]
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