1st Edition | 2018
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Videos | 2018
The history of computing (Part I) by Paul Ceruzzi
What is quantum computing all about? (Part I) by Carmen Almudever
Analog Computing and Neural Networks by Giacomo Indiveri
Chemical computing by Peter Dittrich
Grand challenges and the role of [super] computing by Sadaf Alam
The history of computing (Part II) by Paul Ceruzzi
What is quantum computing all about? (Part II) by Carmen Almudever
Emulating cortical circuits for building neuromorphic cognitive agents by Giacomo Indiveri
Chemical computing — Basic properties of chemical computing media by Jerzy Górecki
Mind the Future: on how we predict the unpredictable by Heitor Alvelos
From qubit to company: is that possible? by Koen Bertels
Molecular Programming (Part I) by Luca Cardelli
The future of (green) electronics by Elvira Fortunato
Chemical information processing and The Future of Chemical Computing by Jerzy Górecki
Schrödinger’s Elephants and Quantum Slide Rules by Alexandre Zagoskin
Quantum genome sequencing: current investigation by Koen Bertels
Molecular Programming (Part II) by Luca Cardelli
Digital Minds: Science Fiction or Near Future Reality? by Arlindo Oliveira
Computers like brains — From concepts to reality by Karlheinz Meier
Pitch it or Ditch it
Speakers | 2018
Alexandre Zagoskin
Schrödinger’s Elephants and Quantum Slide Rules
Koen Bertels
From qubit to company: is that possible? Quantum genome sequencing: current investigation
Carmen G. Almudever
What is quantum computing all about? (Part I + II)
Paul E. Ceruzzi
The history of computing (Part I + II)
Jerzy Górecki
Chemical information processing and The Future of Chemical Computing | Chemical computing — Basic properties of chemical computing media
Arlindo Oliveira
Digital Minds: Science Fiction or Near Future Reality?
Sadaf R. Alam
Grand challenges and the role of [super] computing
Giacomo Indiveri
University of Zurich
Heitor Alvelos
Mind the Future: on how we predict the unpredictable
Karlheinz Meier
Computers like brains — From concepts to reality
Luca Cardelli
Molecular Programming (Part I + II)
Peter Dittrich
Chemical computing