Research & development - Eindhoven | More than two weeks ago
The audio Noise Suppression task is a good fit for neuromorphic
processors due to its latency and power requirements. Introducing the
Neuromorphic Deep Noise Suppression Challenge by intel [1] motivates us to
investigate this application to perform benchmarking and comparison with other
state-of-the-art neuromorphic platforms. During this project, the student will
analyze the challenges when implementing the state-of-the-art DNS algorithms in
imec's neuromorphic hardware [2]. Then, an HW-aware algorithm optimization for
DNS applications will be done. Finally, the student will benchmark the proposed
solution's performance (latency, energy) with state-of-the-art in this
challenge. Optionally, the student may show a real-time audio de-noising
demonstrator using the imec neuromorphic processor.
[1] "The Intel Neuromorphic DNS Challenge." arXiv preprint
arXiv:2303.09503 (2023).
[2] "SENeCA: Scalable energy-efficient neuromorphic computer
architecture." 2022 IEEE 4th International Conference on Artificial
Intelligence Circuits and Systems (AICAS). IEEE, 2022.
Imec is one of the world's leading research institutes in micro and nano-electronics. The neuromorphic team of imec includes experts in computational neuroscience, Machine learning and neuromorphic algorithms, and hardware architectures. The work of this project will fall under the scope of a European ECSEL project ("DAIS"), and the outputs will be published in deliverables and high-impact journals/conferences (subject to the quality of the work). Imec NL provides the required equipment, access to lab facilities, a workplace in the Holst Centre at High Tech Campus, and a monthly internship allowance during the internship.
Does this project sound like an interesting next step in your career at
imec? Don’t hesitate to submit your application by clicking on ‘APPLY NOW’.
Got some questions about the recruitment process? Martijn Kohl of
the Talent Acquisition Team will be happy to assist you.