20 October 2026
Maastricht, Netherlands
THEME
20 October 2026, Tuesday
The Neuromorphic Computing Netherlands Conference is the annual gathering of the Dutch neuromorphic computing community, bringing together researchers, practitioners, and industry professionals to exchange ideas across all domains of neuromorphic computing and engineering.
Held in collaboration with Neuromorphic Computing NL (NC-NL), NCN 2026 comes to Maastricht for the first time, strengthening connections across the Rhine–Meuse Euregio.
Join us in Maastricht!
Registration
Registration is now open at: https://www.aanmelder.nl/177814/subscribe
(The registration fee is €10. Places are limited, so we encourage you to register early.)
Please contact dacs-ncn2026@maastrichtuniversity.nl if you have any questions about the registration and the event.
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
We warmly invite the community to contribute to the program in one of the following ways.
Poster and oral presentations
Submit your research with a title and an abstract of no more than 400 words, covering the objective, methods, key results, and conclusions. A committee will review the submissions and select the contributed talks. Other accepted abstracts will be presented as posters.
One-slide pitch session
An informal session open to final-year PhD candidates, postdocs, principal investigators, and SMEs. In a single slide, introduce your view, research, group, project, company, or product to the community. Places are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, so please indicate your interest when registering.
Industrial and hands-on session
Together with Neuromorphic Computing NL (NC-NL), we are organising a parallel industrial and hands-on session in which companies are invited to run practical sessions on neuromorphic hardware and services. More information about this session will follow in a later announcement.
VENUE
NCN 2026 will take place in Crowne Plaza Maastricht, next to the beautiful river Meuse of Maastricht,10 minutes walk from the Maastricht train station.
Keynote Speakers
Full Professor
University of Groningen
Full Professor
Delft University of Technology
Full Professor
Maastricht University
Group Leader and Adjunct Professor
Institute of Neuroinformatics,
University of Zurich and ETHZ
SPONSORS