Abstract:Growth of data eases the way to access the world but consumes increasing energy to store and process. Neuromorphic electronics emerged in the last decade, inspired by biological neuron and...
Advances in bioorthogonal polyoxometalate (POM) chemistry will open exciting opportunities for the controlled use of stimuli-responsive POM-based organic–inorganic nanoassemblies in biomedical applications as well as catalysis and electronics.
Advances in bioorthogonal polyoxometalate (POM) chemistry will open exciting opportunities for the controlled use of stimuli-responsive POM-based organic–inorganic nanoassemblies in biomedical applications as well as catalysis and electronics.
“…Artificial neural networks (ANNs) are designed to mimic the structure and functionality of biological neural networks found in the human brain. 1–3 The nervous system comprises billions of interconnected neurons that communicate via electrical and chemical signals. 4,5 These neurons are organized into complex networks that can process and integrate a vast amount of information, learn from experience, and adapt to new situations.…”
The proposed memristive device showcases nonlinear current responses and short-term memory behaviors, perfectly functioning as a physical reservoir with the capability to segregate 4-bit input signals and diverse temporal patterns.
“…Non-von Neumann approaches like computation-in-memory can use memristive devices as adjustable weights in neural nets, inspired by the function of biological synapses. 3,4 One promising kind of memristive device is the oxide-based valence-change memory (VCM), where a voltage-controlled oxygen-deficient filamentary region determines the conductance state of the device. 5–7 Hardware-implemented non-von Neumann architectures based on these devices have successfully been demonstrated.…”
Write-variability and resistance instability are major reliability concerns impeding implementation of oxide-based memristive devices in neuromorphic systems. The root cause of the reliability issues is the stochastic nature of conductive...
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