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* [[Variable Bit Precision Logic for Deep Learning and Artificial Intelligence]] (master thesis)
 
* [[Variable Bit Precision Logic for Deep Learning and Artificial Intelligence]] (master thesis)
 
* [[Embedded Audio Source Localization Exploiting Coincidence Detection in Asynchronous Spike Streams]] (semester/master thesis)
 
* [[Embedded Audio Source Localization Exploiting Coincidence Detection in Asynchronous Spike Streams]] (semester/master thesis)
* [[Hardware Accelerators for Lossless Quantized Deep Neural Networks]] (semester/master thesis)
 
 
* [[Towards Online Training of CNNs: Hebbian-Based Deep Learning]] (semester thesis)
 
* [[Towards Online Training of CNNs: Hebbian-Based Deep Learning]] (semester thesis)
 
* [[Tiny CNNs for Ultra-Efficient Object Detection on PULP]] (semester thesis)
 
* [[Tiny CNNs for Ultra-Efficient Object Detection on PULP]] (semester thesis)
 
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* You can also '''always''' contact me for projects that have not yet been formalized (semester/master), or with your own project idea!
 
* You can also '''always''' contact me for projects that have not yet been formalized (semester/master), or with your own project idea!
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==Projects in progress==
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* [[Hardware Accelerators for Lossless Quantized Deep Neural Networks]] (semester/master thesis)
  
 
==Past projects==
 
==Past projects==

Revision as of 21:12, 29 January 2019

Francesco Conti

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I am a postdoctoral researcher here at IIS since July 2016, and I also hold a position as a research assistant at the University of Bologna, Italy. My interests focus on energy-efficient multicore architectures, with particular emphasis on heterogeneous multicores and cognitive computing architectures. I am interested in the entire technological stack "from Python to Silicon".

Interests

  • heterogeneous multicore architectures for energy-efficient and low-power embedded systems
  • applications of deep learning and brain-inspired computational models and architectures to low-power digital systems

Available projects

Projects in progress

Past projects

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