Ferroelectric materials have been intensively investigated for high‐performance nonvolatile
memory devices in the past decades, owing to their nonvolatile polarization characteristics …

Ferroelectric polymers are the most promising electroactive materials with outstanding
properties that can be integrated into a variety of flexible electronic devices. Their …

The rapid development of neuro-inspired computing demands synaptic devices with ultrafast
speed, low power consumption, and multiple non-volatile states, among other features …

Neuromorphic visual sensory and memory systems, which can perceive, process, and
memorize optical information, represent core technology for artificial intelligence and …

Semiconductor technology, which is rapidly evolving, is poised to enter a new era for which
revolutionary innovations are needed to address fundamental limitations on material and …

The application of ferroelectric materials (ie solids that exhibit spontaneous electric
polarisation) in solar cells has a long and controversial history. This includes the first …

In-memory computing featuring a radical departure from the von Neumann architecture is
promising to substantially reduce the energy and time consumption for data-intensive …

Computer memory that is non-volatile and therefore able to retain its information even when
switched off enables computers that do not need to be booted up. One of the technologies …

Magnetoelectric (ME) materials combine magnetic and electric polarizabilities in the same
phase, offering a basis for developing high-density data storage and spintronic or low …

Over the decades since ferroelectricity was revealed, ferroelectric materials have emerged
as a cornerstone for a wide spectrum of semiconductor technology and electronic device …