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Tinnitus Symposium

Tuesday, 6 February 2024
12:30-17:00
TU Delft Aula Congress Center

The Sounds of Progress -- Advancing Tinnitus Science, Technology, Solutions and Relief

Dirk de Ridder, Joop van Gent, Mark Janssen, Gerard Borst, Wouter Serdijn

Tinnitus research has ignited social and clinical interest, reflecting the growing number of sufferers worldwide. The demand for innovative strategies and therapies to combat tinnitus is at an all-time high. That's why we're excited to invite you to our inaugural symposium, where we aim to bridge the gap between seasoned scientists, emerging researchers, and dedicated clinicians, all of whom are committed to exploring the latest breakthroughs, sharing ideas, and addressing the challenges in the field.

Participate in a profound learning opportunity at the inaugural tinnitus symposium. Get ready for a dynamic, interdisciplinary gathering where the exchange of knowledge will kindle fresh insights that can be immediately applied to advance both research and clinical practice.

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Mon, 1 Sep 2025
09:30
EEMCS, HB 17.140

Seminar, Prof. Antonio Ríos Navarro

Prof. Antonio Ríos Navarro, Department Computer of Architecture, Technology, University of Seville, Spain

Designing the Neuromorphic Auditory Sensor (NAS): From Bio-inspiration to FPGA Implementation

In this talk, we will provide a detailed look into the design and implementation of the Neuromorphic Auditory Sensor (NAS).

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Mon, 1 Sep 2025
10:30
EEMCS, HB 17.140

Seminar, Prof. Tobi Delbruck

Prof. Tobi Delbruck, Institute of Neuroinformatics, University of Zurich, ETH Zurich

Silicon Retina Event Camera Design

Event cameras are vision sensors that mimic biology’s activity-driven digital output. They offer a unique combination of low latency, high dynamic range, and sparse output that makes them attractive candidates for embedded vision systems that face the power-latency tradeoff of conventional frame cameras

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