Neuromorphic engineering is focused on developing computer hardware and software systems that mimic the structure, function, and behavior of the human brain. The goal of neuromorphic engineering is to ...

Comparing the data on brain structure, connections, and signalling between ‘healthy’ and ‘patient-derived’ organoids can reveal the biological basis of human cognition, learning, and memory.

When implemented on a computer, the simulated brain would replicate your brain’s structure. For every simulated neuron and neural connection there will be a corresponding piece of computer hardware.

That’s why University at Buffalo researchers are taking inspiration from the human brain to develop computing architecture ...

Computer algorithms don’t require the same linearity or structure that the human brain usually does, so deciding the order or shape of chip components doesn’t matter to AI the same way it does ...

In 1997, the computer was able to think much like a human chess player and beat chess grand master Garry Kasparov. This artificial intelligence technology has since progressed to what we now see ...