Ororbia’s article featured in special collection
Alexander G. Ororbia II, assistant professor of computer science, recently had an article selected by the editors of Nature Communications to be featured in the Neuromorphic Hardware and Computing collection. “The neural coding framework for learning generative models,” published in 2022, was featured under the “Brain-inspired Computing and Algorithms” category on May 5.
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