The 5th International Symposium on Brainware LSI

PROGRAM

	13:00-	Registration
	13:30-13:40	Opening remarks
Session 1: Brainware LSI Technologies
	13:40-14:10	Brainmorphic Hardware in Edge Computing Era Yoshihiko Horio (Tohoku University, Japan)
	14:10-14:40	Energy-Efficient Configurable Database-Search Hardware Based on Sparse Neural Networks Naoya Onizawa (Tohoku University, Japan)
	14:40-15:10	MTJ-Based Nonvolatile FPGA for Brainware LSI Platform Daisuke Suzuki (Tohoku University, Japan)
	15:10-15:40	Low-Power Microelectronic Methods for Multichannel Cortical Implantable Systems Alexandre Schmid (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland)
	15:40-16:00	Coffee break
Session 2: Recognition & Learning I
	16:00-16:30	Vision LSI for Spatial Perception Based on Motion Stereo Vision Hisanao Akima (Tohoku University, Japan)
	16:30-17:00	Contribution of Luminance-Based Transient Signals to Transsaccadic Integration Kazumichi Matsumiya (Tohoku University, Japan)
	17:00-17:30	Ensemble Perception David Whitney (University of California Berkeley, USA)

Session 3: Algorithm and Modeling
	09:00-09:30	Data-Stream-Aware Computing for Highly Dependable VLSI Systems Masanori Natsui (Tohoku University, Japan)
	09:30-10:00	Analysis of Spatial Cues of Hearing Using Spherical Wavelets Shichao Hu (Tohoku University, Japan)
	10:00-10:30	Algorithm Selection with Reasoning for Real-World Problems Martin Lukac (School of Science and Technology, Nazarbayev University, Kazakhstan)
	10:30-10:50	Coffee break
Session 4: Recognition & Learning II
	10:50-11:20	Recognition of An Auditory Environment: Investigating Room-Induced Influences on Immersive Experience SungYoung Kim (Rochester Institute of Technology, USA)
	11:20-11:50	A Simple Body-Limb Coordination Rule Underlying Primitive Tetrapod Locomotion Shura Suzuki (Tohoku University, Japan)
	11:50-12:20	Nontrivial Locomotion - from Nonlinear Control to Brainless Control Masato Ishikawa (Osaka University, Japan)
	12:20-12:30	Closing remarks