Tuesday, 16 March 2021 | |||
NICE #8Talk videos
ChatserverWe have a chatserver for the workshop (please use the username / initial password from your meetings 'personal page' (URL in your email). Please ask talk-related questions in the respective talk-channel (linked here in the agenda). "Proceedings"The proceedings for NICE 2021 are actually papers for the postponed 2020 NICE. You can find papers for many of the presentations here: https://dl.acm.org/doi/proceedings/10.1145/3381755 | |||
CET: 14:00‑14:10 EDT: 09:00‑09:10 PDT: 06:00‑06:10 UTC: 13:00‑13:10 (10+5 min) | Welcome to NICE #8show presentation.pdf (public accessible) | Johannes Schemmel (Heidelberg University) | |
CET: 14:15‑14:40 EDT: 09:15‑09:40 PDT: 06:15‑06:40 UTC: 13:15‑13:40 (25 min) | Organizer Round | ||
CET: 14:40‑15:20 EDT: 09:40‑10:20 PDT: 06:40‑07:20 UTC: 13:40‑14:20 (40+5 min) | Keynote: Lessons from Loihi for the Future of Neuromorphic Computingshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Mike Davies (Intel) | |
CET: 15:25‑15:45 EDT: 10:25‑10:45 PDT: 07:25‑07:45 UTC: 14:25‑14:45 (20+5 min) | Why is Neuromorphic Event-based Engineering the future of AI?show presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Ryad Benjamin Benosman (UPITT/CMU/SORBONNE) | |
CET: 15:50‑16:10 EDT: 10:50‑11:10 PDT: 07:50‑08:10 UTC: 14:50‑15:10 (20+5 min) | Exploring the possibilities of analog neuromorphic computing with BrainScaleSshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Johannes Schemmel (Heidelberg University) | |
CET: 16:15‑16:45 EDT: 11:15‑11:45 PDT: 08:15‑08:45 UTC: 15:15‑15:45 (30 min) | (break) | ||
CET: 16:45‑16:55 EDT: 11:45‑11:55 PDT: 08:45‑08:55 UTC: 15:45‑15:55 (10 min) | Group photo (zoom screenshots)Note: we want to publish the group photo publicly = please switch on you camera, if you agree to appear in the photo. | ||
CET: 16:55‑17:15 EDT: 11:55‑12:15 PDT: 08:55‑09:15 UTC: 15:55‑16:15 (20+5 min) | Evaluating complexity and resilience trade-offs in emerging memory inference machinesshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) | Christopher Bennett (Sandia National Labs) | |
CET: 17:20‑17:30 EDT: 12:20‑12:30 PDT: 09:20‑09:30 UTC: 16:20‑16:30 (10+5 min) | Lightning talk: From clean room to machine room: towards accelerated cortical simulations on the BrainScaleS wafer-scale systemshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Sebastian Schmitt (Heidelberg University) | |
CET: 17:35‑17:55 EDT: 12:35‑12:55 PDT: 09:35‑09:55 UTC: 16:35‑16:55 (20+5 min) | Closed-loop experiments on the BrainScaleS-2 architecture(the presentation .pdf is accessible for meeting attendants from their 'personal page')show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Korbinian Schreiber (Heidelberg University) | |
CET: 18:00‑18:20 EDT: 13:00‑13:20 PDT: 10:00‑10:20 UTC: 17:00‑17:20 (20+5 min) | Batch << 1: Why Neuromorphic Computing Architectures Suit Real-Time Workloadsshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Jonathan Tapson (School of Electrical and Data Engineering, University of Technology Sydney) | |
CET: 18:25‑18:45 EDT: 13:25‑13:45 PDT: 10:25‑10:45 UTC: 17:25‑17:45 (20+5 min) | Neuromorphic and AI research at BCAI (Bosch Center for Artificial Intelligence)show presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Thomas Pfeil (Bosch Center for Artificial Intelligence) | |
CET: 18:50‑19:10 EDT: 13:50‑14:10 PDT: 10:50‑11:10 UTC: 17:50‑18:10 (20+5 min) | Mapping Deep Neural Networks on SpiNNaker2show presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Florian Kelber (TU Dresden) | |
CET: 19:15‑19:45 EDT: 14:15‑14:45 PDT: 11:15‑11:45 UTC: 18:15‑18:45 (30 min) | Open mic / discussion | ||
CET: 19:45 EDT: 14:45 PDT: 11:45 UTC: 18:45 | End of day I | ||
CET: 19:45‑20:45 EDT: 14:45‑15:45 PDT: 11:45‑12:45 UTC: 18:45‑19:45 (60 min) | (break) | ||
CET: 21:00‑00:00 EDT: 16:00‑19:00 PDT: 13:00‑16:00 UTC: 20:00‑23:00 (180 min) | Tutorials: BrainScaleS and DYNAP-SETwo tutorials/hands on in parallel:
For a description please see the tutorials page. |
Wednesday, 17 March 2021 | |||
CET: 10:00 EDT: 05:00 PDT: 02:00 UTC: 09:00 | Tutorials: SpiNNaker and DYNAP-SETwo tutorials in parallel:
For a description please see the tutorials page. | ||
CET: 10:30‑11:15 EDT: 05:30‑06:15 PDT: 02:30‑03:15 UTC: 09:30‑10:15 (45 min) | SpiNNaker tutorial introductionshow talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Andrew Rowley (University of Manchester) | |
CET: 13:00‑14:00 EDT: 08:00‑09:00 PDT: 05:00‑06:00 UTC: 12:00‑13:00 (60 min) | (break) | ||
CET: 14:00 EDT: 09:00 PDT: 06:00 UTC: 13:00 | NICE - day II | ||
CET: 14:00‑14:40 EDT: 09:00‑09:40 PDT: 06:00‑06:40 UTC: 13:00‑13:40 (40+5 min) | Keynote: From Brains to Silicon -- Applying lessons from neuroscience to machine learningshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Jeff Hawkins (Numenta), Subutai Ahmad (Numenta) | |
CET: 14:45‑15:05 EDT: 09:45‑10:05 PDT: 06:45‑07:05 UTC: 13:45‑14:05 (20+5 min) | A Neuromorphic Future for Classic Computing Tasksshow talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Brad Aimone (Sandia National Laboratories) | |
CET: 15:10‑15:20 EDT: 10:10‑10:20 PDT: 07:10‑07:20 UTC: 14:10‑14:20 (10+5 min) | Lightning talk: Benchmarking of Neuromorphic Hardware Systems(the presentation .pdf is accessible for meeting attendants from their 'personal page')show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Christoph Ostrau (Bielefeld University) | |
CET: 15:25‑15:45 EDT: 10:25‑10:45 PDT: 07:25‑07:45 UTC: 14:25‑14:45 (20+5 min) | Natural density cortical models as benchmarks for universal neuromorphic computers(the presentation .pdf is accessible for meeting attendants from their 'personal page') | Markus Diesmann (Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH) | |
CET: 15:50‑16:15 EDT: 10:50‑11:15 PDT: 07:50‑08:15 UTC: 14:50‑15:15 (25 min) | Poster Lightning Talks1 min - 1 slide poster appetizers
Talk-posters:
| Alberto Vergani (AMU), Pau Vilimelis Aceituno (ETH Zürich), Benjamin Cramer (Heidelberg University), Garibaldi Pineda Garcia (University of Sussex), Ioannis Polykretis (Rutgers University), Tobias Thommes (Heidelberg University), Andrew Fountain (Rochester Institute of Technology), Ayon Borthakur (Cornell University), Akos Ferenc Kungl (Heidelberg University) | |
CET: 16:15‑17:15 EDT: 11:15‑12:15 PDT: 08:15‑09:15 UTC: 15:15‑16:15 (60 min) | Poster session A (and break)
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CET: 17:15‑17:35 EDT: 12:15‑12:35 PDT: 09:15‑09:35 UTC: 16:15‑16:35 (20+5 min) | Platform-Agnostic Neural Algorithm Composition using Fugu(the presentation .pdf is accessible for meeting attendants from their 'personal page')(a video of this talk is available for meeting attendants. Please check your personal meeting page (for EBRAINS account owners: personal meeting page and show video)) | William Severa (Sandia National Laboratories) | |
CET: 17:40‑17:50 EDT: 12:40‑12:50 PDT: 09:40‑09:50 UTC: 16:40‑16:50 (10+5 min) | Lightning talk: Implementing Backpropagation for Learning on Neuromorphic Spiking Hardwareshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Andrew Sornborger (Los Alamos National Laboratory) | |
CET: 17:55‑18:15 EDT: 12:55‑13:15 PDT: 09:55‑10:15 UTC: 16:55‑17:15 (20+5 min) | Inductive bias transfer between brains and machinesshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Fabian Sinz (University Tübingen) | |
CET: 18:20‑18:30 EDT: 13:20‑13:30 PDT: 10:20‑10:30 UTC: 17:20‑17:30 (10+5 min) | Lightning talk: Spike Latency Reduction generates Efficient Predictive Codingshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Pau Vilimelis Aceituno (ETH Zürich) | |
CET: 18:35‑18:45 EDT: 13:35‑13:45 PDT: 10:35‑10:45 UTC: 17:35‑17:45 (10+5 min) | Lightning talk: Cognitive Domain Ontologies: HPCs to Ultra Low Power Neuromorphic Platforms(the presentation .pdf is accessible for meeting attendants from their 'personal page') | Chris Yakopcic (University of Dayton) | |
CET: 18:50‑19:20 EDT: 13:50‑14:20 PDT: 10:50‑11:20 UTC: 17:50‑18:20 (30 min) | Open mic / discussion | ||
CET: 19:20‑20:20 EDT: 14:20‑15:20 PDT: 11:20‑12:20 UTC: 18:20‑19:20 (60 min) | (break) | ||
CET: 20:30 EDT: 15:30 PDT: 12:30 UTC: 19:30 | Tutorial: LoihiWe’ll cover a few new “advanced” topics of interest to the community. These are
We’ll present on these topics and show some code running. Anyone who has access to Loihi will be able to find and run the code themselves, but we’d like to clarify that access to Loihi is not required for attending the tutorials. (If you want to get access to Loihi, please email inrc_interest@intel.com to get legal access to the Loihi cloud systems.) | ||
CET: 20:30‑20:37 EDT: 15:30‑15:37 PDT: 12:30‑12:37 UTC: 19:30‑19:37 (7 min) | Intel Loihi's NxSDK: Introduction and overviewshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Andreas Wild (Intel Corporation) | |
CET: 20:37‑21:18 EDT: 15:37‑16:18 PDT: 12:37‑13:18 UTC: 19:37‑20:18 (41 min) | A Fast and Efficient Constraint Satisfaction Solver on Loihishow talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Gabriel Andres Fonseca Guerra (Intel Coorporation) | |
CET: 21:18‑21:52 EDT: 16:18‑16:52 PDT: 13:18‑13:52 UTC: 20:18‑20:52 (34 min) | SLAYER for Loihishow presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Sumit Bam Shrestha (Intel Corporation) | |
CET: 21:52‑22:49 EDT: 16:52‑17:49 PDT: 13:52‑14:49 UTC: 20:52‑21:49 (57 min) | Performance Characterization on Loihishow talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Garrick Orchard (Intel Corporation) |
Thursday, 18 March 2021 | |||
CET: 10:00 EDT: 05:00 PDT: 02:00 UTC: 09:00 | Tutorial: BrainScaleS hands-onPlease use the "Join_Main" dial in on your personal page to attend.
For a description of the pre-requirements, please see the tutorials page. | ||
CET: 10:00‑11:00 EDT: 05:00‑06:00 PDT: 02:00‑03:00 UTC: 09:00‑10:00 (60 min) | BrainScaleS-2 hands-on introduction, part I: Spiking modeshow talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Sebastian Billaudelle (Kirchhoff Institute for Physics, Heidelberg University) | |
CET: 11:00‑11:15 EDT: 06:00‑06:15 PDT: 03:00‑03:15 UTC: 10:00‑10:15 (15 min) | BrainScaleS-2 hands-on introduction, part II: Matrix multiplication modeshow talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Johannes Weis (Kirchhoff-Institute for Physics, Heidelberg University) | |
CET: 11:15‑11:50 EDT: 06:15‑06:50 PDT: 03:15‑03:50 UTC: 10:15‑10:50 (35 min) | BrainScaleS-2 hands-on introduction, part III: Matrix multiplication mode IIshow talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Arne Emmel (Universität Heidelberg) | |
CET: 11:50‑12:50 EDT: 06:50‑07:50 PDT: 03:50‑04:50 UTC: 10:50‑11:50 (60 min) | (hands-on work with the BSS-2 single chip system) | ||
CET: 13:00‑14:00 EDT: 08:00‑09:00 PDT: 05:00‑06:00 UTC: 12:00‑13:00 (60 min) | (break) | ||
CET: 14:00 EDT: 09:00 PDT: 06:00 UTC: 13:00 | NICE - day IIIPlease use the "Join_Main" dial in on your personal page to attend. | ||
CET: 14:00‑14:40 EDT: 09:00‑09:40 PDT: 06:00‑06:40 UTC: 13:00‑13:40 (40+5 min) | Keynote: Biological inspiration for improving computing and learning in spiking neural networksshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Wolfgang Maass (Graz University of Technology) | |
CET: 14:45‑15:05 EDT: 09:45‑10:05 PDT: 06:45‑07:05 UTC: 13:45‑14:05 (20+5 min) | On the computational power and complexity of Spiking Neural Networksshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) | Johan Kwisthout (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) | |
CET: 15:10‑15:30 EDT: 10:10‑10:30 PDT: 07:10‑07:30 UTC: 14:10‑14:30 (20+5 min) | Evolutionary Optimization for Neuromorphic Systems(the presentation .pdf is accessible for meeting attendants from their 'personal page')(a video of this talk is available for meeting attendants. Please check your personal meeting page (for EBRAINS account owners: personal meeting page and show video)) | Catherine Schuman (Oak Ridge) | |
CET: 15:35‑15:55 EDT: 10:35‑10:55 PDT: 07:35‑07:55 UTC: 14:35‑14:55 (20+5 min) | An event-based gas sensing device that resolves fast transients in a turbulent environment(the presentation .pdf is accessible for meeting attendants from their 'personal page')(a video of this talk is available for meeting attendants. Please check your personal meeting page (for EBRAINS account owners: personal meeting page and show video)) | Michael Schmuker (University of Hertfordshire), Damien Drix (University of Hertfordshire) | |
CET: 16:00‑16:20 EDT: 11:00‑11:20 PDT: 08:00‑08:20 UTC: 15:00‑15:20 (20+5 min) | Sequence learning, prediction, and generation in networks of spiking neurons(the presentation .pdf is accessible for meeting attendants from their 'personal page')(a video of this talk is available for meeting attendants. Please check your personal meeting page (for EBRAINS account owners: personal meeting page and show video)) | Younes Bouhadjar (Forschungszentrum Juelich) | |
CET: 16:25‑17:25 EDT: 11:25‑12:25 PDT: 08:25‑09:25 UTC: 15:25‑16:25 (60 min) | Poster session b (and break)For posters:
And for talk posters by:
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CET: 17:25‑17:45 EDT: 12:25‑12:45 PDT: 09:25‑09:45 UTC: 16:25‑16:45 (20+5 min) | Lessons from neurobiology and physics: pseudobackprop & more | Walter Senn (Universität Bern) | |
CET: 17:50‑18:10 EDT: 12:50‑13:10 PDT: 09:50‑10:10 UTC: 16:50‑17:10 (20+5 min) | Conductance-based dendrites perform reliability-weighted opinion poolingshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Jakob Jordan (Institute of Physiology, University of Bern) | |
CET: 18:15‑18:25 EDT: 13:15‑13:25 PDT: 10:15‑10:25 UTC: 17:15‑17:25 (10+5 min) | Lightning talk: Natural gradient learning for spiking neuronsshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Elena Kreutzer (University of Bern) | |
CET: 18:30‑18:50 EDT: 13:30‑13:50 PDT: 10:30‑10:50 UTC: 17:30‑17:50 (20+5 min) | Making spiking neurons more succinct with multi-compartment modelsshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Johannes Leugering (Fraunhofer IIS) | |
CET: 18:55‑19:05 EDT: 13:55‑14:05 PDT: 10:55‑11:05 UTC: 17:55‑18:05 (10+5 min) | Lightning talk: The Computational Capacity of Mem-LRC Reservoirs(the presentation .pdf is accessible for meeting attendants from their 'personal page') | Forrest Sheldon (Los Alamos National Lab - T-4/CNLS) | |
CET: 19:10‑19:40 EDT: 14:10‑14:40 PDT: 11:10‑11:40 UTC: 18:10‑18:40 (30 min) | Open mic / discussion | ||
CET: 19:40‑20:50 EDT: 14:40‑15:50 PDT: 11:40‑12:50 UTC: 18:40‑19:50 (70 min) | (break) | ||
CET: 21:00‑22:30 EDT: 16:00‑17:30 PDT: 13:00‑14:30 UTC: 20:00‑21:30 (90 min) | Tutorial: SpiNNaker hands-onFor a recording of the introduction, please see the agenda entry for 17 March in the morning. For a description please see the tutorials page. |
Friday, 19 March 2021 | |||
CET: 10:00 EDT: 05:00 PDT: 02:00 UTC: 09:00 | Tutorial:: DYNAP-SEPlease use the "Join_Main" dial in on your personal page to attend.
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CET: 10:00‑10:20 EDT: 05:00‑05:20 PDT: 02:00‑02:20 UTC: 09:00‑09:20 (20 min) | Dynap-SE1 Demo Sessionshow talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Yigit Demirag (The Institute of Neuroinformatics, UZH and ETH Zürich) | |
CET: 10:20‑10:35 EDT: 05:20‑05:35 PDT: 02:20‑02:35 UTC: 09:20‑09:35 (15 min) | Remote demo of the Dynap-SE board(a video of this talk is available for meeting attendants. Please check your personal meeting page (for EBRAINS account owners: personal meeting page and show video)) | Dmitrii Zendrikov (Institute of Neuroinformatics, UZH and ETH Zurich) | |
CET: 10:35‑10:38 EDT: 05:35‑05:38 PDT: 02:35‑02:38 UTC: 09:35‑09:38 (3 min) | DYNAP-SE tutorial session 2: Simulating Dynap-SE1show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Yigit Demirag (The Institute of Neuroinformatics, UZH and ETH Zürich) | |
CET: 13:00‑14:00 EDT: 08:00‑09:00 PDT: 05:00‑06:00 UTC: 12:00‑13:00 (60 min) | (break) | ||
CET: 14:00 EDT: 09:00 PDT: 06:00 UTC: 13:00 | NICE - day IVPlease use the "Join_Main" dial in on your personal page to attend. | ||
CET: 14:00‑14:40 EDT: 09:00‑09:40 PDT: 06:00‑06:40 UTC: 13:00‑13:40 (40+5 min) | Keynote: Bottom-up and top-down neuromorphic processor design: Unveiling roads to embedded cognitionshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Charlotte Frenkel (Institute of Neuroinformatics, Zürich, Switzerland) | |
CET: 14:45‑14:55 EDT: 09:45‑09:55 PDT: 06:45‑06:55 UTC: 13:45‑13:55 (10+5 min) | Lightning talk: Subspace Locally Competitive Algorithmsshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Dylan Paiton (University of Tübingen) | |
CET: 15:00‑15:20 EDT: 10:00‑10:20 PDT: 07:00‑07:20 UTC: 14:00‑14:20 (20+5 min) | Programming neuromorphic computers: PyNN and beyondshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video | Andrew Davison (CNRS) | |
CET: 15:25‑15:35 EDT: 10:25‑10:35 PDT: 07:25‑07:35 UTC: 14:25‑14:35 (10+5 min) | Lightning talk: Neuromorphic Graph Algorithms : Cycle Detection, Odd Cycle Detection, and Max Flowshow talk video (YouTube) (local version) | William Kay (Oak Ridge National Laboratory) | |
CET: 15:40‑16:00 EDT: 10:40‑11:00 PDT: 07:40‑08:00 UTC: 14:40‑15:00 (20+5 min) | BrainScaleS: Development Methodologies and Operating Systemshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Eric Müller (Heidelberg University) | |
CET: 16:05‑16:15 EDT: 11:05‑11:15 PDT: 08:05‑08:15 UTC: 15:05‑15:15 (10+5 min) | Lightning talk: Evolving Spiking Neural Networks for Robot Sensory-motor Decision Tasks of Varying Difficultyshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | J. David Schaffer (Binghamton University) | |
CET: 16:20‑16:50 EDT: 11:20‑11:50 PDT: 08:20‑08:50 UTC: 15:20‑15:50 (30 min) | (break) | ||
CET: 16:50‑17:10 EDT: 11:50‑12:10 PDT: 08:50‑09:10 UTC: 15:50‑16:10 (20+5 min) | Relational Neurogenesis for Lifelong Learning Agentsshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Tej Pandit (University of Texas at San Antonio) | |
CET: 17:15‑17:25 EDT: 12:15‑12:25 PDT: 09:15‑09:25 UTC: 16:15‑16:25 (10+5 min) | Lightning talk: Fast and deep neuromorphic learning with first-spike coding(the presentation .pdf is accessible for meeting attendants from their 'personal page')show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Julian Goeltz (Kirchhoff Institut fuer Physik, Universitaet Heidelberg) | |
CET: 17:30‑17:40 EDT: 12:30‑12:40 PDT: 09:30‑09:40 UTC: 16:30‑16:40 (10+5 min) | Lightning talk: Neuromorphic Computing for Spacecraft’s Terrain Relative Navigation: A Case of Event-Based Crater Classification Taskshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) (a video of this talk is available for meeting attendants. Please check your personal meeting page (for EBRAINS account owners: personal meeting page and show video)) | Kazuki Kariya (The Graduate University for Advanced Studies, SOKENDAI) | |
CET: 17:45‑18:05 EDT: 12:45‑13:05 PDT: 09:45‑10:05 UTC: 16:45‑17:05 (20+5 min) | Beyond Backprop: Different Approaches to Credit Assignment in Neural Netsshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) show talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Irina Rish (MILA / Université de Montréal) | |
CET: 18:10‑18:20 EDT: 13:10‑13:20 PDT: 10:10‑10:20 UTC: 17:10‑17:20 (10+5 min) | Lightning talk: Comparing Neural Accelerators & Neuromorphic Architectures The False Idol of Operationsshow presentation.pdf (public accessible) (a video of this talk is available for meeting attendants. Please check your personal meeting page (for EBRAINS account owners: personal meeting page and show video)) | Craig Vineyard (Sandia National Laboratories) | |
CET: 18:25‑18:45 EDT: 13:25‑13:45 PDT: 10:25‑10:45 UTC: 17:25‑17:45 (20+5 min) | Real-time Mapping on a Neuromorphic Processorshow talk video (YouTube) (local version) | Konstantinos Michmizos (Rutgers University) | |
CET: 18:50‑19:19 EDT: 13:50‑14:19 PDT: 10:50‑11:19 UTC: 17:50‑18:19 (29 min) | Opn mic / Wrap up
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CET: 19:19 EDT: 14:19 PDT: 11:19 UTC: 18:19 | Farewell .... and See you next year... | ||
CET: 19:20 EDT: 14:20 PDT: 11:20 UTC: 18:20 | End of NICE 2021 |