Resistive Switching: Physics, Devices and Applications.

And, last but not least, Prudnikov et al. (article no. 2200700) introduce polyaniline-based organic memristive devices with volatile resistive switching and complex temporal behavior, which are capable of processing 4-bit sequences of data with reliable separation of states. Sparvoli et al. (article no. 2200591) simulated the behavior of neuronal membranes based on graphene oxide memristors and validated the operation of an RC circuit as a possible tool for the analysis of memristor devices. Thanks to this ability, such devices could be a valuable element for the realization of a reservoir computing system for the classification of handwritten digits from the MNIST dataset. [Extracted from the article]