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The cover image depicts the mechanism of “memristive oscillation” unveiled in our study of the novel molecular memristor (Et-4BrT)[Ni(dmit)2]2. As revealed by Yugo Oshima and co-workers in article number 2300117, the application of current or voltage induces inductive reactance and negative differential resistance owing to the “pinched hysteresis loop” of the memristor. This emerging hybrid property, when coupled with a parallel capacitor, initiates self-oscillation—a phenomenon they term “memristive oscillation”.
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