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Ferran Macià in Radio Kanal Barcelona talking about neuromorphic computing
The radio programme "Tercer Harmònic" from Radio Kanal Barcelona is a science and technology outreach programme for the general public. Communications, radio, digital education, internet, social networks, etc. are some of the main topics. Ferran Macià, from the MULFOX group, was at the programme on May 9, 2018, in the section "The materials of the future" to talk about neuromorphic computing.
Listen to Ferran Macià talking about neuromorphic computing or how can we make computers to think like humans (from minute 15:15). Anna May Masnou, Communication Officer at the Institue, introduces the section and explains the main research lines of ICMAB.
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