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EU COST Action IC1401-Pushing the Frontiers of Memristive Devices to Systems

Sandro Carrara
2016
Conference Papers

Abstract

European Union COST Actions provide the opportunity for researchers who are geographically dispersed to work together towards an ambitious, multidisciplinary goal, whilst learning from each other and avoiding effort duplication. This paper gives a brief overview of work done by, but not limited to, members of EU COST Action IC1401. The presented work summary is organized around the four workgroups that tackle devices, circuit theory, circuit implementations, bioinspired and sensory systems.

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