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1. Materials Science › Phase-change materials and chalcogenides

   Full-cycle device-scale simulations of memory materials with a tailored atomic-cluster-expansion potential

   Zhou, du Toit, Elliott, Zhang and Deringer · Nature Communications · 2025

   The paper uses fast machine-learned interatomic potentials to simulate full programming cycles of phase-change memory devices, including the slow crystallisation step, at device-relevant scales.

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   1. UncheckedThe authors simulate a full operating cycle of a phase-change memory device with a mushroom-type geometry, relevant to neuromorphic computing.“We also showcase a simulation of full-cycle operations, relevant to neuromorphic computing, in a mushroom-type device geometry.”