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Jamming the flow to enable memory in quantum materials

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Recent research suggests that manipulating phase transitions in quantum materials could enable memory storage by controlling transition plasticity. This approach aims to emulate neurons and synapses for neuromorphic computing. The study highlights the potential for building brain-like technologies through material design.

Key points

• Controlling phase transitions in quantum materials can yield built-in memory by managing transition plasticity.
• This method offers a pathway to emulate neurons and synapses for neuromorphic computing technologies.

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