Y. van de Burgt, Francesca Santoro, Benjamin Tee, Fabien Alibart
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Editorial: Focus on organic materials, bio-interfacing and processing in neuromorphic computing and artificial sensory applications
Artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning rely on artificial neural networks that are typically executed on conventional von Neumann architecture-based computers, mostly operating in a sequential manner. In contrast