• Resistive Switching Devices for Memory and Reconfigurable Logic Applications
    Resistive Switching Devices for Memory and Reconfigurable Logic Applications

Vision

We are interested in developing novel electronic devices and materials, understanding the fundamental science at the atomic/electronic level, and applying such emerging devices to circuits and integrated systems to address computing challenges.

Wei Lu

News

  • [July-2019] Fuxi’s paper on the integrated memristor chip published in Nature Electronics as Cover Article.
  • [May-2019] Jong Hoon Shin defended his PhD Thesis. Congratulations to Dr. Shin!
  • [February-2019] Xiaojian’s paper on ionic effects in memristive MoS2 devices published in Nature Materials.
  • [December-2018] Fuxi Cai defended his PhD Thesis. Congratulations to Dr. Cai!
  • [November-2018] YeonJoo Jeong defended his PhD Thesis. Congratulations to Dr. Jeong!

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Current Projects

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 Devices & materials studies on two-terminal resistive switches (RRAM/memristors)

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 Memristor based neuromorphic computing and in-memory computing circuits

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Nanowire electronic devices