Neuromorphic Computing

NC - Neuromorphic Computing (new version)

Objective
We work on bio-inspired, post-van-Neumann computing paradigms. We utilize computing paradigms of the brain to exploit energy efficiency and inspire novel computing implementations,starting from physical-mathematical principles to the implementation level of prototype systems (e.g. based on FPGAs) or specially designed integrated circuits. These developments include CMOS solutions, system implementation and co – integration of emerging devices like memristive materials into neuromorphic computing (NC) architectures for edge computing. With this, we aim to enable benchmarking of full systems for various use cases.

Group Coordinators

Dr. Andre ZambaniniScientific CoordinatorBuilding 02.5 / Room 235+49 2461/61-96916
Christian GrewingScientific CoordinatorBuilding 02.5 / Room R 132+49 2461/61-96430
Dr. -Ing Arun AshokScientific CoordinatorBuilding 02.5 / Room 202+49 2461/61-6542
Sabitha KusumaScientific CoordinatorBuilding 02.5 / Room E1+49 2461/61-96750

Join the Group

Our work is challenging, interdisciplinary, yet very rewarding. It is clear that this can only be achieved within a good team. Especially the inputs of doctoral researchers and students are valued, so we are continuously looking for new excellent candidates.

PhD Topics

Based on our research interests, we advertise specific PhD topics at Current Vacancies, but are also very interested to see your application besides that. Please detail your motivation in your application and your fit with us.

Bachelor and Master Theses Topics

We are happy to offer interested and motivated Bachelor and Master students topics for their theses at our institute in the field of Neuromorphic Computing with analog and digital integrated circuit design, algorithm development, electronics modeling, electronic system design, and connected topics.

In some cases, specific topics are advertised under Current Vacancies, but please reach out anyway if you are interested but no fitting topic is advertised. We can see together what could fit you. Please be aware that you will still need the support of a local professor for an external Master thesis.

Meet the Team

Abdelaziz AmmariResearcherBuilding 02.5 / Room 201+49 2461/61-85280
David ArutinovResearcherBuilding 02.5 / Room E1+49 2461/61-9408
Dr. -Ing Arun AshokScientific CoordinatorBuilding 02.5 / Room 202+49 2461/61-6542
Dr. rer. nat Ilja BekmanResearcherBuilding 02.5 / Room 211+49 2461/61-6603
Muhammad Uzair Talal ChishtiDoctoral ResearcherBuilding 02.5 / Room 201+49 2461/61-2423
Anugerah FirdauziDoctoral ResearcherBuilding 02.5 / Room 205+49 2461/61-96916
Christian GrewingScientific CoordinatorBuilding 02.5 / Room R 132+49 2461/61-96430
Daniel KeßelResearcherBuilding 02.5 / Room 127+49 2461/61-96537
Lukas KrystofiakResearcherBuilding 02.5 / Room E1+49 2461/61-85424
Neethu KuriakoseDoctoral ResearcherBuilding 02.5 / Room 222+49 2461/61-2516
Sabitha KusumaScientific CoordinatorBuilding 02.5 / Room E1+49 2461/61-96750
Dr.-Ing. Markus RobensResearcherBuilding 02.5 / Room 217+49 2461/61-3023
Christian RothResearcherBuilding 02.5 / Room E1+49 2461/61-85094
Yasmeen Neyaz SalwaDoctoral ResearcherBuilding 02.5 / Room 235+49 2461/61-85423
Muhammad ShamookhResearcherBuilding 02.5 / Room 200F+49 2461/61-6542
Fabian SchätzleDoctoral ResearcherBuilding 02.5 / Room 200F+49 2461/61-8016
Sergey SuslovResearcherBuilding 02.5 / Room R 244+49 2461/61-2335
Sahibia Kaur VohraResearcherBuilding 02.5 / Room 200f+49 2461/61-96916
Dr.-Ing. Gudrun WagenknechtSenior Scientist Neuromorphic Computing - Principal InvestigatorBuilding 02.5 / Room 119+49 2461/61-3184
Kay WinterbergResearcherBuilding 02.5 / Room E1+49 2461/61-85646
Dr. Andre ZambaniniScientific CoordinatorBuilding 02.5 / Room 235+49 2461/61-96916

Last Modified: 10.03.2025