High-Tc Josephson neurons and synapses:
towards ultrafast and energy-efficient superconducting neuromorphic computing
About the project
The Josephine Project aims to realize a novel class of high-temperature Josephson junctions (JJs) that behave as artificial neurons and synapses. This will dramatically enhance the impact of neuromorphics and multiply its projected applications (from artificial intelligence to autonomous vehicles and medical devices), which constitutes the long-term vision for the science we propose. Ultimately, we will make high-TC quantum electronics a game-changer in the new generation of computing, communication, and sensing technologies.
Latest news
Josephine Seminar Series | JSS #6 | Jacob Wüsthoff Linder
On September 9th 2026, the 6th seminar of the JOSEPHINE project took place : Jacob Wüsthoff Linder (Norwegian University of Science and Technology – NTNU) presented...
Josephine Seminar Series | JSS #5 | Salvatore Mesoraca
On February 25th 2026, the 5th seminar of the JOSEPHINE project took place : Salvatore Mesoraca (Laboratoire Albert Fert, CNRS, Thales – Palaiseau, France) presented his...
Nat. Mater. Article: Giant photoconductance at infinite-layer nickelate/SrTiO3 interfaces via an optically induced high-mobility electron gas
Giant photoconductance at infinite-layer nickelate/SrTiO3 interfaces via an optically induced high-mobility electron gas Two-dimensional electron gases (2DEGs) at oxide interfaces are promising for electronics...
