FORTE PhD Student shines at 3-Minute PhD Pitch Competition at UKCAS2020

FORTE PI honoured in young scientist awards

FORTE Internship 2020 - Training the next generation of future researchers

The IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems (ISCAS) 2020

FORTE Researchers get stuck in to CEF science week

PI appointed Fellow of the British Computer Society

Engineering run proceeds to mask production

Laboratory-based research to commence at the University of Southampton

The show must go on

FORTE statement on COVID-19

FORTE stars in breakthrough study: Using memristors to connect real and artificial neurons and allowing them to communicate.

FORTE Advisory Board member, Professor Leon Chua receives the 2020 Julius Springer Prize for Applied Physics

FORTE has record number of papers accepted to flagship circuits and systems conference

FORTE Team host two special sessions at the International Conference on Electronics, Information, and Communication (ICEIC 2020).

Prof Themis Prodromakis Visits Ghana

Dr Papavassiliou Keynote speaker at prestigious International Workshop

Dr. Rylie Green presents Polymer Bioelectronics: Devices, tissue engineering & therapeutics on the 27th November

Dr Napari impresses at V2019 Vacuum and Plasma in Dresden

Prof Themis Prodromakis awarded Chair in Emerging Technologies from the Royal Academy of Engineering

Dr Timothy Constandinou appointed new Deputy Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Circuits & Systems

Forte Advisory Board Success.

Royal Society publishes 'iHuman perspective: Neural Interfaces Report'

FORTE Technical Meeting - Memristive technology discussion reaches new heights.

Our latest model for memristors is presented at Memrisys 2019

Themis Prodromakis has been invited to speak at Memrisys 2019 - Dresden, Germany

International Conference on Memristive Materials, Devices & Systems (MEMRISYS 2018) - China National Convention Center, Beijing, China

Memristors key to nano-scale analogue/digital adaptive hardware

Memristor technology programme wins £11 million

Researchers at the University of Southampton have elevated the memrister to new performance heights.

First demonstration of brain-inspired device to power artificial systems

Processing Data with Nanoscale Memristors Presented by Themis Prodromakis, University of Southampton at the Arm Research Summit 2017.

International Conference on Memristive Materials, Devices & Systems (MEMRISYS 2017) Themis and his team give a presentation on "The use of dielectric barrier layers for multibit operation in TiOxbased memristors"