News & Updates

NeuroSYNC welcomes the announcement of a new strategic partnership between Aston University and the STFC Hartree Centre to accelerate the development, deployment and industrial adoption of neuromorphic computing across the UK. The partnership establishes the Aston–Hartree Neuromorphic Centre of Competence, bringing together academia, industry and the public sector to strengthen collaboration, accelerate technology translation and support innovation in next-generation computin

The UK Multidisciplinary Centre for Neuromorphic Systems and Computing (NeuroSYNC) has submitted written evidence to the UK Parliament's Science, Innovation and Technology Committee as part of its inquiry into Low-Energy Computing (Reference: LEC0016). The submission outlines how neuromorphic computing can help address the growing energy demands of artificial intelligence while strengthening the UK's leadership in next-generation computing technologies. Drawing on insights fr

The International Neuromorphic Computing Conference (INCC) 2027 has officially been announced as the first conference dedicated to bringing together the full neuromorphic computing ecosystem. Taking place from 11–13 May 2027 at Mercure London Earls Court, London, UK, INCC 2027 will unite researchers, industry leaders, innovators and policymakers working across neuroscience, materials, hardware, algorithms and real-world applications to accelerate the development and adoption

Professor Sergei Turitsyn, Director of NeuroSYNC, recently gave evidence to the UK Parliament's Science, Innovation and Technology Committee as part of its inquiry into low-energy computing. The session explored how emerging technologies, including neuromorphic computing, can help address the growing energy demands of artificial intelligence. Professor Turitsyn highlighted the UK's strengths in neuromorphic research and outlined the importance of continued investment in share

The UK Multidisciplinary Centre for Neuromorphic Computing is pleased to announce that applications are now open for Associated Members and Institutional Partners . As the Centre continues to expand its research community and collaborative activity, we welcome organisations and individuals who wish to contribute to the UK’s leadership in neuromorphic computing, photonics-driven innovation and next-generation intelligent systems. Becoming an Associated Member or Institutional

The UK Multidisciplinary Centre for Neuromorphic Computing , led by the Aston Institute of Photonic Technologies (AIPT) , was officially launched at the House of Lords on 21 October 2025 . The event brought together over 100 delegates from academia, industry, and policy, marking a major milestone in advancing the UK’s leadership in neuromorphic computing research. Backed by £5.6 million funding from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) , the centre

While the official launch of the Centre is in June, we’re thrilled to share that activities are already underway — and we couldn’t have...

Newly established UK Multidisciplinary Centre for Neuromorphic Computing invites expression of Interest for MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship....

The UK Multidisciplinary Centre for Neuromorphic Computing is inviting expressions of interest for multiple Postdoctoral Research...