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Application of quantum chemistry to nanotechnology: electron and spin transport in molecular devices File

Kim, Woo Youn , Choi, Young Cheol , Min, Seung Kyu , Cho, Yeonchoo , Kim, Kwang S.

Article Issue Date2009-04 View12
Conductive Graphitic Channel in Graphene Oxide-Based Memristive Devices File

Kim, Sung Kyu , Kim, Jong Yoon , Jang, Byung Chul , Cho, Mi Sun , Choi, Sung-Yool , Lee, Jeong Yong , Jeong, Hu Young

Article Issue Date2016-11 View55
Enhanced linear and symmetric synaptic weight update characteristics in a Pt/p-LiCoOx/p-NiO/Pt memristor through interface energy barrier modulation by Li ion redistribution File File

Jeong, Boyoung , Chung, Peter Hayoung , Han, Jimin , Noh, Taeyun , Yoon, Tae-Sik

Article Issue Date2024-03 View27
Forming-free resistive switching characteristics in manganese oxide and hafnium oxide devices File

Hu, Quanli , Abbas, Haider , Kang, Tae Su , Lee, Tae Sung , Lee, Nam Joo , Park, Mi Ra , Yoon, Tae-Sik , Ki, Jaewan , Kan, Chi Jung

Article Issue Date2019-04 View20
Forming-free resistive switching characteristics of Ag/CeO2/Pt devices with a large memory window File

Zheng, Hong , Kim, Hyung Jun , Yang, Paul , Park, Jong-Sung , Kim, Dong Wook , Lee, Hyun Ho , Kang, Chi Jung , Yoon, Tae-Sik

Article Issue Date2017-05 View21
In Situ Observation of Resistive Switching in an Asymmetric Graphene Oxide Bilayer Structure File

Kim, Sungkyu , Jung, Hee Joon , Kim, Jong Chan , Lee, Kyung-Sun , Park, Sung Soo , Dravid, Vinayak P. , He, Kai , Jeong, Hu Young

Article Issue Date2018-07 View22
Memristor devices for neural networks File

Jeong, Hongsik , Shi, Luping

Article Issue Date2019-01 View33
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