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Spike rate dependent synaptic characteristics in lamellar, multilayered alpha-MoO3 based two-terminal devices – efficient way to control the synaptic amplification by Sunny, Meenu Maria, Thamankar, R

“…Brain-inspired computing systems require a rich variety of neuromorphic devices using multi-functional materials operating at room temperature. Artificial…”
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Spike rate dependent synaptic characteristics in lamellar, multilayered alpha-MoO 3 based two-terminal devices - efficient way to control the synaptic amplification by Sunny, Meenu Maria, Thamankar, R

“…Brain-inspired computing systems require a rich variety of neuromorphic devices using multi-functional materials operating at room temperature. Artificial…”
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Bio-inspired artificial synapse for neuromorphic computing based on NiO nanoparticle thin film by Hadiyal, Keval, Ganesan, Ramakrishnan, Rastogi, A., Thamankar, R.

“…The unprecedented need for data processing in the modern technological era has created opportunities in neuromorphic devices and computation. This is primarily…”
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Emulating Ebbinghaus forgetting behavior in a neuromorphic device based on low dimensional h-BN by Sunny, Ashly, Thamankar, R.

“…Artificial synaptic devices that can mimic the biological synaptic functions of learning and forgetting are essential for the realization of neuromorphic…”
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Artificial synapse based on carbon quantum dots dispersed in indigo molecular layer for neuromorphic applications by Mishra, Amrita Bharati, Thamankar, R.

“…Conventional computers are limited in their performance due to the physical separation of the memory and processing units. To overcome this, parallel…”
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Investigation of the transient photo-response and switching window of an Al/indigo/Al device: unveiling negative photoconductivity and the photo-enhanced memory window by Thamankar, R

“…Memristors have redefined the technological horizon by seamlessly intertwining memory storage, data processing and sensing techniques such as light sensing…”
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Effect of controlled humidity on resistive switching of multilayer VO2 devices by Raja, Vithaldas, Hadiyal, Keval, Nath, Aswini Kumar, Viannie, Leema Rose, Sonar, Prashant, Molina-Reyes, Joel, Thamankar, R.

“…[Display omitted] •Robust fabrication of 2-probe resistive switching device using VO2 nanosheets on prefabricated Ag electrodes at ambient conditions.•The…”
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Room-Temperature Deep-UV Photoluminescence from Low-Dimensional Hexagonal Boron Nitride Prepared Using a Facile Synthesis by Sunny, Ashly, Balapure, Aniket, Ganesan, Ramakrishnan, Thamankar, R.

“…Identification and evaluation of defect levels in low-dimensional materials is an important aspect in quantum science. In this article, we report a facile…”
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A Comparative Study of Crystallography and Defect Structure of Corneal Nipple Array in Daphnis nerii Moth and Papilio polytes Butterfly Eye by Varija Raghu, Shamprasad, Thamankar, R

“…Moth and butterfly ommatidial nanostructures have been extensively studied for their anti-reflective properties. Especially, from the point of view of…”
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Coexistence of synaptic behaviour and negative differential resistance at room temperature in the resistive switching device based on natural indigo molecules by Sreelakshmi, B., Thamankar, R.

“…The memory storage and processing capability of human brain is throwing excitement and challenges to create a low power consuming “brain-like functioning…”
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Tilting, bending, and nonterminal sites in CO/Cu(001) by Thamankar, R, Meyerheim, H L, Ernst, A, Ostanin, S, Maznichenko, I V, Soyka, E, Mertig, I, Kirschner, J

“…Using scanning tunneling microscopy experiments in combination with first-principles calculations we have studied the geometric structure of the compressed…”
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Structural and magnetic instabilities in ultrathin Fe-rich alloy films on Cu(100) by Thamankar, R., Bhagwat, S., Schumann, F. O.

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Effect of submonolayer coverage of Fe and Mn films on the magnetization direction of Ni/Cu(100) by THAMANKAR, R, BHAGWAT, S, SCHUMANN, F. O

“…The study of the origin of perpendicular magnetic anisotropy has been the highlight of research in magnetic ultrathin films recently. Ni/Cu(100) films are…”
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Spike rate dependent synaptic characteristics in lamellar, multilayered alpha-MoO based two-terminal devices - efficient way to control the synaptic amplification by Sunny, Meenu Maria, Thamankar, R

“…Brain-inspired computing systems require a rich variety of neuromorphic devices using multi-functional materials operating at room temperature. Artificial…”
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Evidence for superparamagnetism in ultrathin Fe and FexMn1−x films on Cu(100) by Bhagwat, S., Thamankar, R., Schumann, F.O.

“…We re-examine the onset of ferromagnetism of Fe/Cu(100) grown at 300K. We find evidence of superparamagnetism in the thickness interval ∼1.5–1.8ML since in…”
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Tuning spin reorientation transition of Ni/Cu(1 0 0) by Fe cap layers by Thamankar, R., Schumann, F.O.

“…Ni/Cu(100) is known to exhibit an “inverse” spin reorientation transition. In contrast to Fe or Co ultrathin films, the magnetization (M) rotates from in-plane…”
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Structural and magnetic properties of Fe-rich FexMn1−x ultrathin alloy films on Cu(1117) by Bhagwat, S., Thamankar, R., Schumann, F.O.

“…Fe/Cu(100) films have been extensively studied and complex structural and magnetic properties have been found. Prominent among the properties is the change in…”
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Spin reorientation transition in FexNi1-x alloy films by THAMANKAR, R, OSTROUKHOVA, A, SCHUMANN, F. O

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Low temperature nanoscale electronic transport on the MoS2 surface by Thamankar, R., Yap, T. L., Goh, K. E. J., Troadec, C., Joachim, C.

“…Two-probe electronic transport measurements on a Molybdenum Disulphide (MoS2) surface were performed at low temperature (30 K) under ultra-high vacuum…”
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Understanding defect kinetics in ultra-thin dielectric logic and memory devices using random telegraph noise analysis by Raghavan, N., Liu, W. H., Thamankar, R., Bosman, M., Pey, K. L.

“…The root cause of degradation and failure in nanoscale logic and memory devices originates from discrete defects (traps) that are created in the ultra-thin…”
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