Jens E. Pedersen

@jegp.bsky.social

Researching neuromorphic computing. Curious about abstractions. Cares about FOSS. Author of NIR (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-52259-9) and Covariant SNNs (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-025-63493-0)

How does spiking neural networks handle continuous signals? Turns out, they can use the same tricks used JPEGs and telecom (wavelets)! It's 100x more efficient. It's lossy, but causal and implementable directly in analog circuits. And maybe a path toward fast, low-power spiking signal processing?

Illustration of leaky integrate-and-fire neurons integrating positive and negative parts of a signal

The field of #neuromorphics is lacking *accessible*, *intuitive*, and *practical* introductions. Ramashish Gaurav, Petruț Antoniu Bogdan, and I are setting out to fix this with a book on Practical Spiking Neural Networks! ✅ Any and all contributions are welcome! 💕 Early access at: snnbook.net

Front page of the website for the book: Practical Spiking Neural Networks

I'm proud to chair this initiative, bringing together leading scientists, students, and volunteers to build an open and sustainable ecosystem for neuromorphics. Check it out and sign up. We can use your help :-)

Open Neuromorphic@openneuromorphic.bsky.social · 11mo ago

#OpenNeuromorphic is more than a community; it is a movement. We are building the future of brain-inspired AI and hardware through open collaboration, global education, and radical curiosity. Join us as we reimagine intelligence together. open-neuromorphic.org #ONM #Brain-inspired #Hardware #SNN