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Neuromorphic computing based on fully memristive neural networks could offer a scalable and lower-cost alternative to existing neural spiking chips based solely on CMOS technology.

The stacking of different two-dimensional materials can be used to create memristors with high thermal stability.

Analogue computing based on memristors could offer a faster and more energy-efficient alternative to conventional digital computing in IoT applications.

Spiral inductors that are made from intercalated multilayer graphene, and exploit the kinetic inductance of the material, could help deliver miniaturized radio-frequency integrated circuits.

A microfabricated silicon device can locally measure the intensity of an electric field without any significant field distortion.

Swallowable electronic capsules can provide gas profiles of the gut and distinguish changes in a person’s diet.