Ákos Ferenc Kungl

I work with my colleagues to develop metrology solutions for optical components used in semiconductor manufacturing machines. My responsibilities include conceptualizing measurement methods, developing and implementing algorithms to evaluate measurement data, designing processes for metrology in production, and commissioning the machines. In this role, I serve as an engineer and also coordinate project teams.

Research in the field of neuromorphic engineering and computational neuroscience at the Kirchhoff-Institute for Physics. We investigate how aspects and findings in neuroscience and machine learning could be applied to brain-inspired hardware to create the computers of the future. Apart from research, I also have teaching duties such as leading exercise groups and supervising Bachelor and Master students during their thesis.

Robust learning in spiking neural networks; Analogue neuromorphic hardware

Biophysics, Non-linear dynamics, stochastic dynamics, statistical physics, neuromorphic engineering

Biophysics