Research, Papers, Conferences, etc.

For a complete list of papers, please see my resume.

Projects:

• Nervous Net VLSI Architecture for Evolved Robot Control (2001, tentative)
  (In pre-proposal stage only. Some fun preliminary work can be found here)
• Mercury Microswitches for Reprogrammable Circuit Interconnect (2000-2003)
  
• Analog Processor for Biomimetic Sonar Signal Classification (1999-2001)
  
• Field-Programmable Analog Array (FPAA) project (1999)
• Acoustic Transient Processor (ATP) dissertation project (1996-1999)
• Microfabrication lab and pressure sensor (1994)
• The wavelet chip projects (1991-1993)
• The potbox project (1992)
• Time-Delay Neural Networks (1991)
• An Introductory EE Laboratory Course in Circuits (1993-1994)

Laboratories and Groups:

• JHU-ECE Adaptive MicroSystems Laboratory

Conferences and Workshops:

• The Third NASA/DoD Workshop on Evolvable Hardware
  July 12-14, 2001, Long Beach, California. A unique group of people doing utterly cool research.
• NIPS*99 Workshop on Neural Mechanisms of Music Processing
  Organized by yours truly. Co-organized by Shihab Shamma of UMD College Park and Malcolm Slaney of Interval Research, Palo Alto.
• Telluride Workshop 1999
  We may not all understand or agree exactly what is ``neuromorphic engineering,'' and we will endure the constant debate about whether our objectives are biological modeling or engineering, but that doesn't prevent us from having a great get-together in Colorado every year.
• 2nd European Workshop on Neuromorphic Systems, Stirling, Scotland, 1999.
  The short workshop/conference for basically the same group of people who attend Telluride. Perhaps it owes its existence to the fact that most of us don't have three weeks to spare every summer. Three days, however, we can swing. Also a major factor is the European contingent who dislike the expensive plane tickets across the Big Pond.

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