Akiyo Nomura

Overview

Akiyo Nomura

Title

Researcher

Location

IBM Research - Tokyo Shin-kawasaki, Japan

Bio

Akiyo Nomura is a researcher in the Neuromorphic Device group at IBM Research - Tokyo. The group is located in the IBM Shin-Kawasaki facility at NANOBIC, a research park owned by Kawasaki City for open innovations in micro/nanotechnology. Ms. Nomura joined IBM in 2017 after receiving her MS from Keio University. Her major in university was solid-state physics with a focus on spintronics. Since she joined IBM, she has been working on a next-generation analog AI hardware accelerator for deep neural networks and spiking neural networks. The accelerator enables in-memory operation by utilizing new synaptic-element devices and circuit technologies. She has presented the results of her research at renowned international conferences, and she has also published her work in journals. She is enjoying working with global IBM researchers to come up with new concepts for AI hardware circuits.

Professional Activities

  • IEICE Editorial committee member (working group D) Jun, 2019 - Jun, 2021.
  • ICONIP 2019 PC member
  • JSAP Editorial committee member April, 2022 - 

Award

  • IEEJ Excellent Presentation Award 2019

Blog

External Publications and Presentations (No peer review)

  • A. Nomura, 'Advanced technologies of brain-inspired devices and AI-based material discovery for IoT era', SEMICON Japan 2017, Dec. 13, 2017.
  • A. Nomura et al., 'Investigation of Device Variation Impact and Complement Method for PCM-based Spiking Neural Network Chip', IEEJ, Sep., 2019.
  • 石井 正俊・野村 晶代, AIを支えるハードウェアプラットフォームの現状と研究動向, まぐね Vol.14, No.6 (2019).
  • [Invited] A. Nomura and S. Takeda, 'Paradigm shift driven by AI chip and AI-based material discovery in IoT era', 化学工学会 SCEJ (Society of Chemical Engineers, Japan) 51st Autumn Meeting, Sep. 26, 2020.
  • [Invited] A. Nomura, MEMRISYS 2021, 4th International Conference on Memristive Materials, Devices & Systems, Nov., 2021.

For peer-reviewed papers, please refer to the publications tab.

Publications

Patents

Top collaborators

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Sidney Tsai

Sidney Tsai

Manager, PRSM, Analog AI for Deep Learning Acceleration