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The project aims to advance neuromorphic computing using innovative spin torque nano-oscillators. It focuses on optimizing these systems for neural network applications by enhancing energy efficiency and computational speed through novel stimulation techniques.
This project aims to advance the field of neuromorphic computing by exploiting novel non-stationary dynamics in spin torque nano-oscillator, called here chiral non-stationary magnonic auto-oscillators.
The core innovation lies in the numerical and experimental demonstration of time-modulated electric current (TMEC) stimulation combined with secondary stimuli to induce robust nonlinear excitations capable of sustaining neuromorphic computations.
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