Abstract:Neuromorphic computing, with its emulation of the brain's efficient and low-energy information processing characteristics, has emerged as a potent solution to the energy efficiency and processes speed bottlenecks inherent in traditional computing architectures. In the face of issues such as the singularity of performance, fabrication difficulties, and weak integration found in heterogeneous structures of conventional neuromorphic devices, the novel twodimensional atomic-molecular heterostructures (2DAMH) offer… Show more
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