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NeuCam

The Cambridge Centre for Neuromorphic Computing Materials

The Cambridge Centre for Neuromorphic Computing Materials is an emerging collaboration network where we make use of our expertise in materials nanoengineering and characterisation to create materials which can emulate biological synaptic behaviour, but are fully compatible with CMOS technology.

Our expertise spans fundamental materials development, device and materials physics, and we are looking to expand into circuit integration. So far, we mainly work with resistive switching materials and ferroelectrics, and cover all areas from materials deposition and analysis to advanced electrical measurements.

Latest News

Markus and Thomas pitch their technologies to commercialisation panels

30 April 2024

Thomas Sun and Dr Markus Hellenbrand from the Driscoll group pitched their technologies - spatial ALD Nanoprint Technologies and resistive switching - to a panel of industry partners organised by the MATcelerate initiative . Both technologies have the potential for a large impact on a more sustainable technological future!

Ji Soo and Markus represent Driscoll group at MRS 2024 Spring Meeting

26 April 2024

Ji Soo Kim and Dr Markus Hellenbrand from the Driscoll group presented their research at the MRS 2024 Spring Meeting in Seattle . Markus was an invited speaker and featured as an MRS Communications Early Career Distinguished Presenter! They also met for breakfast with our long-standing collaborators Prof. Quanxi Jia from...

Prof Driscoll talk at Loughborough University neurmorphic conference

19 March 2024

Loughborough University are organising a prestigious conference to discuss the future of neuromorphic technology and artificial intelligence in the UK . Prof. Driscoll is invited as a speaker and will give a presentation on 26 Mar at the event.