Halide perovskites are at the forefront of active research in many applications, such as high
performance solar cells, photodetectors, and synapses and neurons for neuromorphic …

Halide perovskites are promising candidates for resistive memories (memristors) due to their
mixed electronic/ionic conductivity and the real activation mechanism is currently under …

Memristor devices have been investigated for their properties of resistive modulation that
can be used in data storage and brain-like computation elements as artificial synapses and …

Neuromorphic platforms are gaining popularity due to their superior efficiency, low power
consumption, and adaptable parallel signal processing capabilities, overcoming the …

Emerging as the ideal active layer materials for nonvolatile resistive memories are all-
inorganic halide perovskites with high carrier mobility and fast ion migration characteristics …

With the emergence of the Internet of Things (IoT) and the rapid growth of big data
generated by edge devices, there has been a growing need for electronic devices that are …

The limitations of Moore's law and the von Neumann bottleneck have sparked an increasing
interest in advanced intelligent systems, such as memristors and neuromorphic devices …

Perovskite-based memristors have attracted much attention in synaptic simulation due to
their outstanding electrical properties and promising potential in neuromorphic computing …

With the increasing demands and complexity of the neuromorphic computing schemes
utilizing highly efficient analog resistive switching devices, understanding the apparent …

The hysteresis effects due to electronic-ionic conductivity can be utilized to develop memory
devices for information storage and brain-like computing. Halide perovskites-based devices …