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A van der Waals Floating-Gate Platform for Broadband Optoelectronic Neuromorphic Computing
Artificial synapses that integrate nonvolatile memory with broadband optoelectronic learning are essential for next-generation neuromorphic computing. However, their realization remains challenging because conventional floating-gate memories exhibit limited optical functionality and poor scalability
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