2021 BRN Discussion, page-2510

The Australian Government has adverts out for its 2022 Graduate Program. At the bottom there is a mention about neuromorphic engineering. They're clearly aware how important this technology is and I'd be surprised if this isn't referring to Akida.

https://www.seek.com.au/job/51748174?type=standout#searchRequestToken=06344d10-1fb0-45e2-93cb-2cb8337e3e68

Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Stream

This is the second year the department is leading the graduate recruitment for STEM qualified graduates for the Australian Government. By applying for the STEM Stream, you are not only applying for a role as a graduate at the Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources, but you will also be considered for graduate STEM positions in other Australian Public Service (APS) agencies.

To be eligible for the STEM stream, the department is looking for graduates with a Major in either:

• Science,
• Technology,
• Engineering, and/or
• Mathematics.

Graduates in this stream will have the opportunity to work in one of many APS departments and agencies, including:

• Australians Communication and Media Authority
• Australian Fisheries Management Authority
• Australian Prudential Regulation Authority
• Civil Aviation Safety Authority
• Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment
• Department of Home Affairs
• Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources
• Safe Work Australia
• The Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
• National Indigenous Australians Agency

Additionally, some of the work STEM graduates may be able to experience include:

• women in STEM
• international and national space negotiations and agreements
• earth observations
• robotics
• neuromorphic engineering
• chemical and biological analysis
• electro technology