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Neural engineering

Magnetic skyrmions could help make low-energy artificial ‘brains’

31 Jan 2017 Anna Demming
Illustration of how a synapse based on skyrmions would work
Magnetic brain: skyrmions could mimic the memory and learning. (Courtesy: Nanotechnology)
Simulations suggest that magnetic skyrmions could form the basis of ultra-low-power-consumption devi

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Anna Demming is a science journalist based in Bristol, UK
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