materials devices and applications
van de Burgt Research Group | Eindhoven University of Technology
Organic electronic materials offer an attractive option for embedding artificial neural networks in hardware and could provide biocompatible and inexpensive neuromorphic devices with low-energy switching and excellent tunability.
Organic biocompatible materials and devices can interface with biology and as such adaptable bioelectronics can offer promising solutions for the manipulation and local processing of biological signals spanning from brain-computer-interfaces and robotics to bioinformatics
In autonomous applications such as smart robotics, where low-power and low-energy are required, dedicated devices and trainable arrays based on organic electronic materials are ideal candidates.
A comprehensive review paper by Imke Krauhausen, Charles-Théophile Coen, Simone Spolaor, Paschalis Gkoupidenis and Yoeri van de Burgt entitled Brain-Inspired Organic Electronics: Merging Neuromorphic Computing and Bioelectronics Using Conductive Polymers was published in Advanced Functional Materials. Read more…
On June 8th Yoeri was awarded with the TU/e Groundbreaking Researcher award. This awards comes with 15.000 euro to be spend on research and the group.
Pei Zhang has joined our group as a postdoc working on the ECHI project with Marco Fattori. More information can be found in the People section.
The paper A retrainable neuromorphic biosensor for on-chip learning and classification by Eveline van Doremaele, Xudong Ji, Jonathan Rivnay and Yoeri van de Burgt was published in Nature Electronics! See https://www.nature.com/articles/s41928-023-01020-z for the article and Read more…
Imke won the best poster prize awarded by IOP Neuromorphic Computing and Engineering at the Neuromorphic Organic Devices workshop in Dresden Germany!
On June 14, Setareh Kazemzadeh successfully defended her PhD thesis in an international committee comprising: Yoeri van de Burgt and Jaap den Toonder as her promotors, Rene Janssen and Gerwin Gelinck from TU/e, Sahika Inal Read more…