Crosslinking-Induced Anion Transport Control for Enhancing Linearity in Organic Synaptic Devices
Materials Horizons 2024, 11, 4638–4650.
Research overview
Photocrosslinking provides a way to regulate anion motion in conjugated polymers. The study uses this control of ion transport to improve the linear response and retention of organic artificial synapses.
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