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The first NeuMat Winter School Event was held in Churchill College, Cambridge. The three day meeting had a packed schedule of lectures, workshops and practical sessions with a focus on AI hardware from leaders in academia, industry and policymakers.Key speakers at the event included:Professor Tony Kenyon (UCL)Professor Steve Furber (University of M…

We bid farewell to Heebeom Ahn and Emaneuele Palladino. We wish them well and will stay in touch.

The group had a wonderful Christmas Party hosted by Judith. Everyone brought lovely drinks and food.  

Stuart Parkin’s 70th birthday conference and dinner, along with other Cambridge colleagues and other international friends, at Schloss Ringberg in Germany.

We bid farewell to Jonathon Lee who came from HHMFL who stayed with us for 6 months. We are excited to continue to collaborate.

We were pleased to welcome Prof Wei Li from Nankai University on a visit today. It is great to hear how well his research is going.

The Driscoll group enjoyed an Autumn celebration with all members at Trinity College. 

Benedetta was honored to visit and be hosted by Prof. Lee at DGIST. She gave a talk on ionotronics devices in intelligent physical computing as part of the Global Innovation Week, alongside brilliant speakers. Thank you to the team for hosting!

The group bid farewell to Han Yu (visiting PhD) and wish her well in her return to PhD students back in Tsinghua University.  

Postdocs Babak and Abin attended the Memrisys 2025 conference in Edinburgh. 

The whole DMG met for the annual meeting, and a chance to celebrate its members. The members celebrated with tea and lovely cakes, thank you to everyone who baked! We thank everyone for joining too.

The Financial Times recently published a letter written by Prof. Driscoll and Dr Adnan Mehonic, as a response to a recent publication on the promises of AI. The letter, How to avoid the looming AI energy bottleneck, can be found on the FT article here. 

Judith was happy to give a talk at University of Kent, Natural Sciences Department.

After the EUCAS conference in Porto, our collaborators from SuNAM, KERI (Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute), and Hongik University visited Cambridge to discuss our ongoing collaboration with Korea.

The first meeting to kick off the NeuMat network concluded at Trinity. The 3 days meeting was an exciting event to discuss the neuromorphic opportunities and challenges, meet the leaders of the field and understand how they can shape the future of the UK approach. About NeuMat: NeuMat is an EPSRC-funded network dedicated to supporting and uniting U…