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Steve Furber: publications

  1. Synapse-Centric Mapping of Cortical Models to the SpiNNaker Neuromorphic Architecture
  2. Bio-inspired massively-parallel computation
  3. The SpiNNaker project
  4. Large-Scale Neuromorphic Computing Systems
  5. Neuromorphic sampling on the SpiNNaker and Parallella chip multiprocessors
  6. Efficient SpiNNaker simulation of a heteroassociative memory using the Neural Engineering Framework
  7. Large-scale simulations of plastic neural networks on neuromorphic hardware
  8. Brain-inspired computing
  9. Fast Predictive Handshaking in Synchronous FPGAs for Fully Asynchronous Multi-Symbol Chip Links. Application to SpiNNaker 2-of-7 Links
  10. Network traffic exploration on a many-core computing platform: SpiNNaker real-time traffic visualiser
  11. Transport-Independent Protocols for Universal AER Communications
  12. An efficient SpiNNaker implementation of the Neural Engineering Framework
  13. Accuracy and Efficiency in Fixed-Point Neural ODE Solvers
  14. Robustness of spiking Deep Belief Networks to noise and reduced bit precision of neuro-inspired hardware platforms
  15. Real-time event-driven spiking neural network object recognition on the SpiNNaker platform
  16. Live demonstration: Real-time event-driven object recognition on SpiNNaker
  17. ConvNets Experiments on SpiNNaker
  18. Breaking The Millisecond Barrier On SpiNNaker: Implementing Asynchronous Event-Based Plastic Models With Microsecond Resolution
  19. Scalable Energy-Efficient, Low-Latency Implementations of Spiking Deep Belief Networks on SpiNNaker
  20. Reliable computation with unreliable computers
  21. Live Demonstration: Handwritten Digit Recognition Using Spiking Deep Belief Networks on SpiNNaker
  22. Introducing SLAMBench, a performance and accuracy benchmarking methodology for SLAM
  23. A framework for plasticity implementation on the SpiNNaker neural architecture
  24. SpiNNaker: Enhanced multicast routing
  25. Towards Real-World Neurorobotics: Integrated Neuromorphic Visual Attention
  26. SpinNNaker: The world's biggest NoC
  27. A framework for plasticity implementation on the SpiNNaker neural architecture
  28. Optimising the Overall Power Usage on the SpiNNaker Neuromimetic Platform
  29. Real-Time Million-Synapse Simulation of Rat Barrel Cortex
  30. SpiNNaker - programming model
  31. Engineering a thalamo-cortico-thalamic circuit on SpiNNaker: a preliminary study towards modelling sleep and wakefulness
  32. Event-based neural computing on an autonomous mobile platform
  33. The SpiNNaker Project
  34. On Generating Multicast Routes for SpiNNaker, a Massively-Parallel System for Neural Net Simulation
  35. A real-time simulator of a biological visual system composed of a silicon retina and SpiNNaker chips
  36. Overview of the SpiNNaker system architecture
  37. SpiNNaker: Fault Tolerance in a Power- and Area- Constrained Large-Scale Neuromimetic Architecture
  38. Real-Time Interface Board for Closed-Loop Robotic Tasks on the SpiNNaker Neural Computing System
  39. Modeling Populations of Spiking Neurons for Fine Timing Sound Localization
  40. A location-independent direct link neuromorphic interface
  41. Spike-based learning of transfer functions with the SpiNNaker neuromimetic simulator
  42. Power analysis of large-scale, real-time neural networks on SpiNNaker
  43. Correctness and Performance of the SpiNNaker Architecture
  44. Live demonstration: Ethernet communication linking two large-scale neuromorphic systems
  45. SpiNNaker: A 1W 18-core System-on-Chip for Massively-Parallel Neural Network Simulation
  46. TO BUILD A BRAIN-Getting to the bottom of how our brains work is a monumental task, but some innovative computational tricks and a million ARM processors could help
  47. Live Demo: Spiking ratSLAM: Rat hippocampus cells in spiking neural hardware
  48. A Real-Time, Event-Driven Neuromorphic System for Goal-Directed Attentional Selection
  49. Managing Burstiness and Scalability in Event-Driven Models on the SpiNNaker Neuromimetic System
  50. Creating, documenting and sharing network models
  51. Modelling normal and impaired letter recognition: Implications for understanding pure alexic reading
  52. Large-Scale On-Chip Dynamic Programming Network Inferences using Moderated Inter-Core Communication
  53. A forecast-based STDP rule suitable for neuromorphic implementation
  54. Power-efficient simulation of detailed cortical microcircuits on SpiNNaker
  55. Analytical Assessment of the Suitability of Multicast Communications for the SpiNNaker Neuromimetic System
  56. Managing a Massively-Parallel Resource-Constrained Computing Architecture
  57. Population-Based Routing in the SpiNNaker Neuromorphic Architecture
  58. Visualising Large-Scale Neural Network Models in Real-Time
  59. Real Time On-Chip Implementation of Dynamical Systems with Spiking Neurons
  60. Event-Driven MLP Implementation on Neuromimetic Hardware
  61. SpiNNaker: A Multi-Core System-on-Chip for Massively-Parallel Neural Net Simulation
  62. Overview of the SpiNNaker system architectur
  63. The Impact of Technology Scaling in the SpiNNaker Chip Multiprocessor
  64. An Asynchronous Fully Digital Delay Locked Loop for DDR SDRAM Data Recovery.
  65. A hierarchical configuration system for a massively parallel neural hardware platform.
  66. "Serial" Effects in Parallel Models of Reading
  67. A forecast-based STDP rule suitable for neuromorphic implementation
  68. Scalable Communications for a Million-Core Neural Processing Architecture
  69. SpiNNaker: Design and Implementation of a GALS Multi-Core System-on-Chip
  70. Modelling circuit performance variations due to statistical variability: Monte Carlo static timing analysis
  71. Concurrent heterogeneous neural model simulation on real-time neuromimetic hardware
  72. Event-Driven SpiNNaker Simulation
  73. A Novel Programmable parallel CRC Circuit
  74. An Event-Driven Model for the SpiNNaker Virtual Synaptic Channel
  75. A forecast-based biologically-plausible STDP learning rule
  76. Managing Burstiness and Scalability in Event-Driven Models on the SpiNNaker Neuromimetic System
  77. Event-driven configuration of a neural network CMP system over an homogeneous interconnect fabric
  78. Distributed Configuration of Massively-Parallel Simulation on SpiNNaker Neuromorphic Hardware
  79. Representing and Decoding Rank Order Codes Using Polychronization in a Network of Spiking Neurons
  80. Maintaining real-time synchrony on SpiNNaker
  81. A General-Purpose Model Translation System for a Universal Neural Chip
  82. Interfacing Real-Time Spiking I/O with the SpiNNaker neuromimetic architecture
  83. STDP pattern onset learning depends on background activity
  84. Modeling Spiking Neural Networks on SpiNNaker
  85. A Novel Programmable parallel CRC Circuit
  86. Biologically Inspired Means for Rank-Order Encoding Images: A Quantitative Analysis
  87. Algorithm and Software for Simulation of Spiking Neural Networks on the Multi-Chip SpiNNaker System
  88. Implementing Spike-Timing-Dependent Plasticity on SpiNNaker Neuromorphic Hardware
  89. The Leaky Integrate-and-Fire Neuron: A Platform for Synaptic Model Exploration on the SpiNNaker Chip
  90. Algorithm for Mapping Multilayer BP Networks onto the SpiNNaker Neuromorphic Hardware
  91. SpiNNaker: Effects of Traffic Locality and Causality on the Performance of the Interconnection Network
  92. Scalable Event-Driven Native Parallel Processing: The SpiNNaker Neuromimetic System
  93. Efficient Parallel Implementation of Multilayer Backpropagation Network on Torus-connected CMPs
  94. A communication infrastructure for a million processor machine
  95. The Amulet chips: Architectural Development for Asynchronous Microprocessors
  96. Adaptive Admission Control on the SpiNNaker MPSOC
  97. Biologically-Inspired Massively-Parallel Architectures - computing beyond a million processors
  98. A Multicast Routing Scheme for a Universal Spiking Neural Network Architecture
  99. Understanding the Interconnection Network of SpiNNaker
  100. A Token-Managed Admission Control System for QoS Provision on a Best-Effort GALS Interconnect
  101. Event-Driven Configuration of a Neural Network CMP System over a Homogeneous Interconnect Fabric
  102. Optimal Connectivity In Hardware-Targetted MLP Networks
  103. Evaluating Rank-order Code Performance Using A Biologically Derived Retinal Model
  104. A Universal Abstract-Time Platform for Real-Time Neural Networks
  105. Fault-Tolerant Delay-Insensitive Inter-Chip Communication
  106. A Programmable Adaptive Router for a GALS Parallel System
  107. System Level Modelling for SpiNNaker CMP System
  108. SpiNNaker: The design automation problem
  109. The Deferred Event Model for Hardware-Oriented Spiking Neural Networks
  110. An Admission Control System for QoS Provision on a Best-effort GALS Interconnect
  111. Virtual Synaptic Interconnect Using an Asynchronous Network-on-Chip
  112. SpiNNaker: Mapping Neural Networks onto a Massively-Parallel Chip Multiprocessor
  113. Efficient Modelling of Spiking Neural Networks on a Scalable Chip Multiprocessor
  114. An On-Chip and Inter-Chip Communications Network for the SpiNNaker Massively-Parallel Neural Net Simulator
  115. The Future of Computer Technology and its Implications for the Computer Industry
  116. A GALS Infrastructure for a Massively Parallel Multiprocessor
  117. Neural systems engineering
  118. Maximising Information Recovery from Rank-Order Codes
  119. Sparse Distributed Memory using Rank-Order Neural Codes
  120. The Design of a Dataflow Coprocessor for Low Power Embedded Hierarchical Processing.
  121. Information Recovery from Rank-Order Encoded Images
  122. On-Chip and Inter-Chip networks for Modelling Large-Scale Neural Systems.
  123. High-Performance Computing for Systems of Spiking Neurons.
  124. Future Trends in SoC Interconnect.
  125. The Design of an Asynchronous Carry-Lookahead Adder Based on Data Characteristics.
  126. A spiking neural sparse distributed memory implementation for learning and predicting temporal sequences.
  127. An associative memory for the on-line recognition and prediction of temporal sequences.
  128. A system for transmitting a coherent burst of activity through a network of spiking neurons.
  129. A low power embedded dataflow coprocessor.
  130. Future Trends in SoC Interconnect
  131. An Asynchronous On-Chip Network Router with Quality-of-Service (QoS) Support.
  132. A Sparse Distributed Memory based upon N-of-M Codes.
  133. The Design of a Low-Power Asynchronous Multiplier.
  134. Minimizing the Power Consumption of an Asynchronous Multiplier.
  135. Design and Analysis of a Self-Timed Duplex Communication System.
  136. The Design and Test of a Smartcard Chip Using a CHAIN Self-timed Network-on-Chip
  137. An Asynchronous Ternary Logic Signalling System
  138. An asynchronous low latency arbiter for Quality of Service (QoS) applications.
  139. Designing Robust Asynchronous Circuits
  140. An asynchronous copy-back cache architecture
  141. Quality of Service (QoS) for Asynchronous On-Chip Networks
  142. Prototyping a Digital Neural Network System-on-Chip using an Altera Excalibur Device
  143. A Low-Power Asynchronous Multiplier
  144. An Investigation into the Security of Self-timed Circuits
  145. Delay-Insensitive, Point-to-Point Interconnect using m-of-n codes
  146. CHAIN: A Delay Insensitive CHip Area INterconnect
  147. An Asynchronous Victim Cache
  148. Validating the AMULET Microprocessors
  149. Applying asynchronous techniques to a Viterbi decoder design
  150. Power Management in the AMULET Microprocessors
  151. Delay Insensitive System-on-Chip Interconnect Uning 1-of-4 Data Encoding
  152. A Low-Power Self-Timed Viterbi Decoder
  153. A Novel Area-Efficient Binary Adder
  154. AMULET3: a 100 MIPS Asynchronous Embedded Processor
  155. A Power-Efficient Duplex Communication System
  156. An Asynchronous Viterbi Decoder
  157. MARBLE: An Asynchronous On-Chip Macrocell Bus
  158. On-chip timing reference for self-timed microprocessor
  159. Kicking out the Clock
  160. AMULET3i - an Asynchronous System-on-Chip
  161. The design of the control circuit for an asynchronous instruction prefetch unit using signal transition graphs
  162. AMULET3 Revealed
  163. AMULET2e: An Asynchronous Embedded Controller
  164. The Design of an Asynchronous VHDL Synthesizer
  165. Asynchronous Macrocell Interconnect using MARBLE
  166. Asynchronous Embedded Control
  167. Modelling and Simulation of Asynchronous Systems using the LARD Hardware Description Language
  168. AMULET3: A High-Performance Self-Timed ARM Microprocessor
  169. Behavioural Modelling of Asynchronous Systems for Power and Performance Analysis
  170. AMULET1: An Asynchronous ARM Microprocessor
  171. Built-In Self-Test Design of Micropipelines
  172. AMULET2e: An Asynchronous Embedded Controller
  173. Britain needs Manufacturing
  174. Asynchronous Logic.
  175. Breaking Step - the Return of Asynchronous Logic.
  176. Design for Testability of an Asynchronous Adder.
  177. Dynamic Logic in Four-Phase Micropipelines.
  178. Four-Phase Micropipeline Latch Control Circuits.
  179. AMULET2e.
  180. Scan testing of asynchronous sequential circuits.
  181. Scan testing of micropipelines.
  182. Designing Asynchronous Sequential Circuits for Random Pattern Testability.
  183. Designing C-elements for Testability.
  184. AMULET1: A Micropipelined ARM
  185. Transforming Architectural Models Into High Performance Concurrent Implementations
  186. The Design and Evaluation of an Asynchronous Microprocessor
  187. Breaking Step - the Return of Asynchronous Logic.
  188. AMULET1 - An Asynchronous ARM Processor.
  189. Computing without Clocks.
  190. A Micropipelined ARM
  191. Register Locking in an Asynchronous Microprocessor