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Twisted magnets make brain-inspired computing more adaptable

Twisted magnets make brain-inspired computing more adaptable
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City ofUnited kingdomJack gartsideTechnische universitHidekazu kurebayashiOscar leeImperial college londonDepartment of electronic electrical engineeringDr oscar lee london centre for nanotechnologyRoyal academy of engineeringAsahi glass foundationUniversity of tokyoKatsu research encouragement awardSciences research councilExcellence fund for frontier researchTechnology agency

Twisted Magnets Enhance Adaptability in Brain-Inspired Computing

Twisted Magnets Enhance Adaptability in Brain-Inspired Computing
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City ofUnited kingdomJack gartsideTechnische universitOscar leeHidekazu kurebayashiGerman research foundationRoyal academy of engineeringDepartment of electronic electrical engineeringSciences research councilUniversity of tokyoAsahi glass foundationTechnology agencyKatsu research encouragement awardImperial college londonDr oscar lee london centre for nanotechnology

Twisted magnets make brain-inspired computing

<p>In the new study, published in the journal <em>Nature Materials</em>, an international team of researchers used chiral (twisted) magnets as their computational medium and found that, by applying an external magnetic field and changing temperature, the physical properties of these materials could be adapted to suit different machine-learning tasks.</p>

City ofUnited kingdomTechnische universitOscar leeJack gartsideHidekazu kurebayashiExcellence fund for frontier researchUniversity of tokyoAsahi glass foundationGerman research foundationMethod of researchTechnology agencyKatsu research encouragement awardImperial college londonRoyal academy of engineeringDepartment of electronic electrical engineering

Twisted magnets make brain-inspired computing more adaptable

Twisted magnets make brain-inspired computing more adaptable
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City ofUnited kingdomHidekazu kurebayashiJack gartsideOscar leeTechnische universitUniversity of tokyoDepartment of electronic electrical engineeringOscar lee london centerImperial college londonNature materialsLondon centerElectrical engineeringProfessor hidekazu kurebayashi