Neuromorphic computing: Challenges from quantum materials to emergent connectivity

Ivan K. Schuller; Alex Frano; R. C. Dynes; Axel Hoffmann; Beatriz Noheda; Catherine Schuman; Abu Sebastian; Jian Shen

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Neuromorphic computing: Challenges from quantum materials to emergent connectivity

Ivan K. Schuller^*, Alex Frano, R. C. Dynes, Axel Hoffmann, Beatriz Noheda, Catherine Schuman, Abu Sebastian, Jian Shen

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Original language	English
Article number	140401
Number of pages	2
Journal	Applied Physics Letters
Volume	120
Issue number	14
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0092382
Publication status	Published - 4-Apr-2022

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