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No End to the Journey
Gopalakrishnan (Gopu to his family and friends), a 65-year-old retired civil servant, has recently and reluctantly returned home to the southern Indian village of Paavalampatti after a forty-year career in New Delhi. His father is dead, and his mother ︣aging and unwell ︣wants her son to take careof her in her dotage. His wife, Parvati, is none too happy to be back.
Computational Science -- ICCS 2005
The Fifth International Conference on Computational Science (ICCS 2005) held in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, May 22-25, 2005 ...
Aeronautics and Astronautics
These conference proceedings present 165 papers in all scientific and aerospace engineering fields, including materials and structures, aerodynamics and fluid dynamics, propulsion, aerospace systems, flight mechanics and control, space systems, and missions. Keywords: Aerospace Shell Structures, MCAST's Aerospace Program, Sandwich Structures, Thermal Buckling, Simulation of Elastodynamic Problems. Statically Deflected Beam, Meshes with Arbitrary Polygons, Variable Stiffness Composite Panels, Mechanical Response of Composites, 3D Printing Technique, Hygrothermal Effects in Composite Materials, Freeze-Thaw Cycling, Polymer Matrices, Morphing Aileron, Thermo-Elastic Homogenization of Polycrysta...
MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACHES FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
In a world where the pace of technological advancement continues to accelerate, the imperative to ensure sustainable development has never been more pressing to address the same, the 1st International Conference on Multidisciplinary Approaches for Sustainable Development in Science & Technology (MASDST - 2024), took place at Manipal University Jaipur, Rajasthan, India, from 28th to 29th March 2024. Embracing the spirit of innovation and collaboration, this conference marks a significant milestone in the pursuit of sustainable solutions for our global challenges.
Spike-based learning application for neuromorphic engineering
Spiking Neural Networks (SNN) closely imitate biological networks. Information processing occurs in both spatial and temporal manner, making SNN extremely interesting for the pertinent mimicking of the biological brain. Biological brains code and transmit the sensory information in the form of spikes that capture the spatial and temporal information of the environment with amazing precision. This information is processed in an asynchronous way by the neural layer performing recognition of complex spatio-temporal patterns with sub-milliseconds delay and at with a power budget in the order of 20W. The efficient spike coding mechanism and the asynchronous and sparse processing and communication of spikes seems to be key in the energy efficiency and high-speed computation capabilities of biological brains. SNN low-power and event-based computation make them more attractive when compared to other artificial neural networks (ANN).
