TENNLab Researchers Present Five Papers at ICONS (2025) in Seattle
Published 6/30/2025
TENNLab had a busy week in Seattle at ICONS. The following papers were presented by TENNLab researchers:
- Generating Spiking Neural Network Code Libraries for Embedded Systems, by Bryson Gullett, Jackson Mowry, James S. Plank, Luke Whatley, Charles P. Rizzo and Catherins. D. Schuman.
- SpikeRL: A Scalable and Energy-efficient Framework for Deep Spiking Reinforcement Learning, by Tokey Tahmid, Mark Gates, Piotr Luszczek and Catherine Schuman.
- NAP: Neuromorphic Artificial Pancreas, by Charles P. Rizzo, Daniel Mallett, Maria Hernandez Rivero, Jamin Hanna, Chris White, Steven Dao, Jonathan Tran, Bryson Gullett, Catherine D. Schuman and James S. Plank.
- VRISP: A Vectorized Open-Source Simulator for Efficient Neuromorphic Computing, by Jackson Mowry and James S. Plank.
- Vibe2Spike: Wireless, Batteryless Vibration Sensing with Event Cameras and Spiking Neural Networks, by Dan Scott, William LaForest, Hritom Das, Ioannas E. Polykretis, CatherineD. Schuman, Charles P. Rizzo, James S. Plank and Sai. Swaminathan.
Katie Schuman also gave an invited talk entitled, "The Neuromorphic Commons (THOR): Developing a Neuromorphic Hub for USA Ecosystem for Research, Infrastructure and Collaboration."
 Gullett |  Rizzo |  Mowry |  Tahmid |  Schuman |