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Memcapacitors in Neuromorphic Architectures: the Mechanisms, Challenges, and Applications

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By Kuan-Ting Chen, Li-Chung Shih, Yu-Chieh David Chen, Kuan-Han Lin
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Memcapacitors in Neuromorphic Architectures: the Mechanisms, Challenges, and Applications The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence and data-intensive processing has intensified the demand for energy-efficient, brain-inspired computing frameworks. To overcome the memory bottleneck inherent in conventional von Neumann-based computing architectures, memristive devices have been explored extensively to enable the capability of parallel in-memory processing.
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High-resolution comparative single-cell transcriptomics of doublesex-expressing neurons reveals evolutionary conservation and diversity of sexual circuits in Drosophila

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By Justin T. Walsh, Ian P. Junker, Yu-Chieh David Chen, Yen-Chung Chen
| BioRxiv
Abstract Understanding how the cellular and molecular composition of neural circuits change during evolution is essential for deciphering how behavior evolves. Male sexual behaviors in Drosophila species are remarkably diverse, and the underlying sexual circuits are specified by sex determination genes.
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Decoding neuronal wiring by joint inference of cell identity and synaptic connectivity

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By Himanshu Gupta, Anthony W. Azevedo, Yu-Chieh David Chen, Kristi Xing
| BioRxiv
Abstract Animal behaviors are executed by motor neurons (MNs), which receive information from complex pre-motor neuron (preMN) circuits and output commands to muscles. How motor circuits are established during development remains an important unsolved problem in neuroscience. Here we focus on the development of the motor circuits that control the movements of the adult legs in Drosophila melanogaster.
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