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Collective changes in tiny magnetic textures produce stable artificial synapses at room temperature and could cut the energy used by neural-network operations.

Organic sheets printed from room-temperature inks switch in 26 nanoseconds, recognize handwritten digits almost as well as software, and wash away after use.

Fully optical device uses special crystal to combine sensing and computation, boosting image recognition accuracy while cutting energy use.

Researchers develop a biodegradable artificial synapse that uses less energy than the human brain, enabling sustainable neuromorphic electronics and temporary intelligent devices.

Flexible printed devices produce realistic signals that activate real neurons and point toward efficient brain-inspired computing.