Who Are We?
The Undergraduate Division of the Neuromorphic Computing Group (NCG) is a research lab at the forefront of neuromorphic computing. Our work focuses on the exciting intersection of artificial intelligence, neuroscience, and electrical engineering. We are a diverse and interdisciplinary group, actively exploring how to build and understand brain-inspired systems. We welcome students from all backgrounds and are always looking to expand our team with new projects and people.
Join Us
We are actively recruiting undergraduate students to join our research efforts through CMPM 118. This course is structured to support students at different experience levels and has two main sections:
- Educational Track: All incoming students begin in this track. You’ll spend one quarter building a strong foundation in key concepts before being considered for a research project.
- Research Track: This track is for students who have completed the educational requirements and have been assigned to an open research project.
To get started, please use the following link. Email akgunase@ucsc.edu for questions or concerns.
People
Affiliation: CS & Math, University of California, Santa Cruz
Research Interests: Neuroscience, Deep Learning, Time Series
Email: akgunase@ucsc.edu
Google Scholar
Affiliation: ECE, University of California, Santa Cruz
Email: rlin50@ucsc.edu
Google Scholar
Affiliation: CS, University of California, Santa Cruz
Research Interests: Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning
Email: kpadhya@ucsc.edu
Affiliation: CS, University of California, Santa Cruz
Research Interests:Brain-inspired deep learning, Medical AI, Machine Learning
Email: daapears@ucsc.edu
Affiliation: CS & Applied Math, University of California, Santa Cruz
Research Interests:AI
Email: csapugay@ucsc.edu