Recent News
ZITI is very happy to announce the talk “Efficient Hardware for Neural Networks” by Prof. Dr. Grace Li Zhang (TU Darmstadt) on July 29 2024. The talk will be given at 4 pm in room U014 of OMZ (INF 350, floor -1)
ZITI is very happy to announce the talks “Design Space Exploration for Analog Spiking Neural Networks” and “28nm Embedded RRAM for Consumer and Industrial Products: Enabling, Design, and Reliability” by Dr. Moamen El-Masry und Dr. Jan Otterstedt (Infineon) on July 22 2024. The talks will be given at 4:15 pm in room U014 of OMZ (INF 350, floor -1)
Prof. Dr. Peter Fischer, scientist at the Institute of Computer Engineering at Heidelberg University, explains in a lecture why modern microchip development would be inconceivable without the rules for electrical networks founded by Gustav Kirchhoff. His contribution is part of the Ruperto Carola lecture series entitled “200 Years of Gustav Kirchhoff - Freethinker. Pioneer. Visionary.”, which the university is hosting in the summer semester. The series provides insights into various areas of modern research on which the physicist’s work has had an influence to this day. The event “Not without Kirchhoff’s rules - from transistor to microchip” with Peter Fischer will take place on July 8, 2024 in the auditorium of the Old University and starts at 6.15 pm
We are happy to welcome Prof. Jan Stallkamp for his talk on “Automatisierung in der Medizin: Leicht gesagt, schwer getan” on July 8, 2024.
ZITI is very happy to announce the talk Federated Learning for Wearable Healthcare by ZITI Fellow Dr. Amin Aminifar on July 1 2024. The talk will be given at 4 pm in room U014 of OMZ (INF 350, floor -1)
The NCT group at ZITI is organizing the FPGA Ignite 2024 Summer School (Aug. 5-9) with a full week of networking, classes (mostly related to RISC-V) and a hackathon to design a chip
ZITI is very happy to welcome Tom Cecil, Senior Architect at Synopsys, for a visit on June 10 2024. He will give a public talk at 4 pm in room U014 of OMZ (INF 350, floor -1)
ZITI is very happy to welcome Dr. Denys Makarov for a visit on May 21 2024. Prof. Makarov will give a public talk at 2 pm in room SR043 of BioQuant (INF 267, ground floor).
ZITI’s Prof. Dr. Dr. Lorenzo Masia was invited as a keynote speaker at the 2024 Nature Conference on Transformative Technologies on Neuroengineering in Shenzhen, China (April 10-12, 2024).
ZITI is very happy to welcome Prof. Vito Cacucciolo to give a talk on “Solid-State Soft Pumps for Electrically driven Artificial Muscles, Soft Robots, and Active Textiles” on February 8, 2024.
ZITI is very happy to welcome Dr. Georg Hager for his talk on “Performance Engineering with Resource-Based Metrics” on February 5, 2024.
ZITI is very happy to welcome Dr. Patrick van der Smagt for his talk with the title “Predict to Control” on November 23, 2023.
Prof. Dr. Masia, chair of Biomedical Engineering & Biorobotics at ZITI, will give a talk in the Heidelberg lecture series “Physikalisches Kolloquium” on December 13, 2022.
The Academic Ceremony to officially inaugurate the Faculty of Engineering Sciences at Heidelberg University is taking place on 30 September 2022 in the Great Hall of the Old University and begins at 4pm.
Great success for Lorenzo Masia’s Biorobotics & Medical Technology group: at IEEE BIOROB 2022, no less than 2 papers from the group made it to the final selection for awards.
Prof. Lorenzo Masia from ZITI’s Biorobotics & Medical Technology Group will be General Chair of the next edition of the IEEE Biomedical Robotics and Biomechatronics.
Members of ZITI’s Computer Systems Group (CSG) are local arrangement chairs for the renowned IEEE CLUSTER conference which takes place in Heidelberg from September 6 to 9.
Prof. Dr. Holger Fröning, chair of ZITI’s Computing Systems Group (CSG), is publishing an article in the current anniversary edition of the research magazine RUPERTO CAROLA.
Heidelberg University organizes together with NEXT Mannheim, DHBW and MEIC a 2-day Workshop at March 4 & 5, 2022.
Dr. Lizeth Sloot from the research group Computational Biomechanics at ZITI works on the question how falling can be avoided with personalized training.
ZITI’s Computer Systems Group (CSG) is part of a new center for “Model-based AI” funded by the Carl Zeiss Foundation.
ziti-Symposium on February 2nd, 2020.