2020/02/11(Tue) 15:00 -17:00 一樓演講廳 1F, Auditorium
Title
Information Processor: Computer and the Brain
Speaker
林秀豪特聘教授 (國立清華大學物理系) Prof. Hsiu-Hau Lin (Department of Physics, National Tsing Hua University)Abstract
Information may sound abstract to most physicists, except its confusing application to entropy in thermostatistics. Skipping the technical details, an effective information processor should contain two key functions: computation and storage. In this presentation, I would start with our recent breakthrough in magnetic random access memory (MRAM), explaining how spin current opens up brand new opportunity for the next-generation MRAM. Then, I would switch gear to discuss how our brains, presumably effective information processors, handle massive information from everyday life. Comparing similarities and differences between computers and our brains, it provides intriguing insights for building computers fed on information training and understanding our brains as well.
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Language
演講語言 (Language): in English