The 2026 MCSoC–NeuroCore Global Summit is organized within the IEEE MCSoC Forum program and serves as a dedicated venue for advancing Neuromorphic Systems and Brain‑Inspired Computing. NeuroCore brings together leading researchers and practitioners to explore the principles, architectures, and technologies that enable intelligent computation grounded in neural and cognitive models. Its mission is to establish a rigorous foundation for devices, circuits, architectures, algorithms, and large‑scale systems that emulate the efficiency, adaptability, and parallelism of biological intelligence. As neuromorphic engineering expands across edge intelligence, autonomous systems, and emerging AI paradigms, NeuroCore provides a focused forum for breakthroughs that bridge neuroscience, computing, and next‑generation cognitive architectures—enabling scalable, energy‑efficient, and robust intelligent systems for real‑world deployment.
Topics of Interest
- T1: Brain‑Inspired and Neuromorphic System Architectures
- T2: In‑Memory and Event‑Driven Computing Architectures
- T3: Architectures for Large‑Scale Spiking Neural Systems
- T4: Neuromorphic Intelligence: Circuits, Systems, and Architectures
- T5: Analog, Mixed‑Signal, and Memristive Neuromorphic Systems
- T6: Neuromorphic Approaches for Foundation Models and On‑Device AI
- T7: Simulation, Benchmarking, and Evaluation of Neuromorphic Systems
- T8: Energy‑Efficient Neuromorphic Accelerators for Edge and Cloud
- T9: Brain‑Inspired Algorithm–Hardware Co‑Optimization
- T10: Neuromorphic Approaches for Foundation Models and On‑Device AI
- T11: Materials and Devices for Ultra‑Low‑Power Neuromorphic Systems
- T12: Neuromorphic Software Stacks, Compilers, and Programming Models
- T13: Cognitive Computing Models and Brain‑Derived Algorithms
- T14: Brain‑Inspired Hardware for Cognitive and Adaptive Systems
- T15: Novel Devices for Neuromorphic Computing: Memristors, PCM, RRAM
- T16: 3D Integrated and Heterogeneous Neuromorphic
Paper Submission
All papers must be submitted electronically through EDAS. Authors are encouraged to review the detailed submission instructions before uploading their manuscripts.
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