As a strongly correlated electron material, vanadium dioxide (VO 2) has been a focus of
research since its discovery in 1959, owing to its well-known metal–insulator transition …

Coatings with micro-or nano-scaled structure are always fabricated by various techniques to
fulfill the requirements of unique performances according to special working conditions. The …

Neuromorphic perception systems inspired by biology have tremendous potential in
efficiently processing multi-sensory signals from the physical world, but a highly efficient …

Neuromorphic networks of artificial neurons and synapses can solve computationally hard
problems with energy efficiencies unattainable for von Neumann architectures. For image …

Future‐generation neuromorphic computing seeks to overcome the limitations of von
Neumann architectures by colocating logic and memory functions, thereby emulating the …

Smart materials are leading the future of materials by virtue of their autonomous response
behavior to external stimuli; it is widely believed their development and application will bring …

The striking similarity between biological locomotion gaits and the evolution of phase
patterns in coupled oscillatory network can be traced to the role of central pattern generator …

Vanadium dioxide is an unusual material that undergoes a first-order Metal–Insulator
Transition (MIT) at 340 K, attracting considerable interest for its intrinsic properties and its …

Processing, storing, and transmitting information accounts for∼ 10% of global energy use;
projections suggest that computational energy demands will be 10× higher than the …

Vanadium dioxide (VO2) undergoes a fully reversible first-order metal–insulator transition
from the M1 monoclinic phase (P 21/c) to a high-temperature tetragonal phase (P 42/mnm) …