Publication Date:
2017
abstract:
Bio-based/bio-inspired systems are attracting the interest of many studies even if we are far from
reproducing the simplest living cell property. The concept of memory is particularly well suited for
mimicking learning behavior in biosystems and in information processing systems being capable of
coupling inherently memory and logic capabilities. Bio-electronics is another challenging platform, mostly
if we consider organic devices based on conductive and biocompatible polymers. This chapter deals with
several examples of devices developed by joining unconventional computing, organic memristors and
living being. Starting from organic memristors we realized logic gates with memory and a single layer
perceptron. We developed hybrid systems based on living beings as key elements for the proper device
working, in particular with Phyarum polycephalum and neurons. These devices enable new and unexplored
opportunities in such emerging field of research.
Iris type:
02.01 Contributo in volume (Capitolo o Saggio)
Keywords:
organic memristor; unconventional computing
List of contributors:
Dimonte, Alice; Battistoni, Silvia; Erokhin, Victor
Book title:
ADVANCES IN UNCONVENTIONAL COMPUTING, VOL 2: PROTOTYPES, MODELS AND ALGORITHMS
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