Black
phosphorus
(BP)
is
a
layered
orthorhombic
crystal
with
uniquely
arranged
atoms
forming
crumpled
honeycomb
lattice.
This
special
atomic
arrangement
gives
BP
unique
optical
anisotropy,
which
expected
to
be
widely
used
in
polarized
optics.
However,
conventional
image
analysis
study
its
anisotropy
complex
and
inefficient.
paper
proposed
machine-learning-based
approach
conveniently
identify
black
phosphorus's
features.
Red–green–blue
(RGB)
values
were
extracted
from
regions
of
interest
(ROI)
consistent
thickness
by
the
detection
algorithm,
then
data
processed
obtain
sample
eigenvalue
set.
Variations
RGB
directly
reflect
changes
ability
light.
was
converted
grayscale,
it
found
that
they
both
change
periodically
rotation
angle.
Subsequently,
redundant
eliminated
meticulously
assessing
feature
importance,
reducing
generalization
errors.
The
performance
models
evaluated
terms
accuracy,
recall,
F1_Score,
area
under
receiver
operating
characteristic
curve
(AUC-ROC),
all
consistently
above
0.9.
Machine
learning
algorithmic
can
accurately
classify
images
different
angles
features
BP.
algorithms
automatically
learn
improve
algorithms,
bolstering
problem-solving
efficiency
precision.
minimizes
human
material
resource
waste
experimental
errors,
fostering
interdisciplinary
synergy
between
materials
science
artificial
intelligence.
Small,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 24, 2025
Abstract
2D
van
der
Waals
(vdW)
ferroelectric
materials
are
emerging
as
transformative
components
in
modern
electronics
and
neuromorphic
computing.
The
atomic‐scale
thickness,
coupled
with
robust
properties
seamless
integration
into
vdW
engineering,
offers
unprecedented
opportunities
for
the
development
of
high‐performance
low‐power
devices.
Notably,
devices
excel
enabling
multistate
storage
functionalities
emulating
synapses
or
retinas,
positioning
them
prime
candidates
next‐generation
in‐sensor‐and‐memory
units.
Despite
ongoing
challenges
such
scalability,
material
stability,
uniformity,
rapid
interdisciplinary
advancements
advancing
nanofabrication
processes
driving
field
forward.
This
review
delves
fundamental
principles
ferroelectricity,
highlights
typical
materials,
examines
key
device
structures
along
their
applications
non‐von
Neumann
architecture
By
providing
an
in‐depth
overview,
this
work
underscores
potential
to
revolutionize
future
electronics.
Applied Physics Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
126(14)
Published: April 1, 2025
Understanding
charge
behaviors
at
the
interface
of
2D
van
der
Waals
ferroelectric
heterostructures
is
one
important
problems
in
fundamental
physics
and
key
for
designing
high-performance
optoelectronic
devices.
Herein,
we
develop
an
analytical
model
to
study
separation
migration
CuInP2S6/AsSBr
(CIPS/ASB)
heterostructures.
We
reveal
influence
polarization
reversal
on
photovoltaic
phenomenon
using
tunable
transport
properties
by
modulating
band
alignment
built-in
electric
field.
The
results
that
interfacial
electron
mobility
arises
two
orders
magnitude
with
from
up
down
ward,
which
leads
short
circuit
current
power
conversion
efficiency
(PCE)
enhanced
times.
Moreover,
find
thickness
CIPS
roughness
play
role
determining
as
well,
suggest
optimal
PCE
can
be
obtained
∼15
nm
CIPS.
Our
method
provides
a
general
approach
deal
offers
guidance
improving
performances
ferroelectric-based
nanodevices.
Recently,
the
growing
demand
for
data-centric
applications
has
significantly
accelerated
progress
to
overcome
"memory
wall"
caused
by
separation
of
image
sensing,
memory,
and
computing
units.
However,
despite
advancements
in
novel
devices
driving
development
in-sensor
paradigm,
achieving
seamless
integration
optical
storage,
processing
within
a
single
device
remains
challenging.
This
study
demonstrates
an
architecture
using
ferroelectric-defined
reconfigurable
α-In2Se3
phototransistor.
The
three
polarization
states
exhibit
linear
distinguishable
photoresponse,
with
maximum
photoresponse
current
difference
2.17
×
10-6
A
retention
time
exceeding
500
s.
nonvolatile
weight
synaptic
properties
are
programmed
external
electrical
stimulation,
enabling
112
distinct
conductance
nonlinearity
0.12.
Additionally,
supports
efficient
writing,
erasing,
optoelectronic
logic,
decoding
via
combined
control.
In-sensor
computation
edge
detection
is
simulated
embedding
Prewitt
convolution
kernel
into
3
array.
integrated
structure
array
design
highlight
strong
potential
2D
ferroelectric
semiconductors
computing,
providing
promising
platform
next-generation
multifunctional
artificial
vision
systems.
Nano Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 1, 2025
Achieving
multiple
switchable
polarization
states
at
the
nanoscale
is
crucial
to
high-density
nonvolatile
multistate
memory
beyond
bistable
ferroelectric
architectures.
Here,
we
propose
a
novel
strategy
realize
and
enhance
nonreciprocal
transport
in
two-dimensional
(2D)
van
der
Waals
heterostructures.
By
integrating
two
distinct
2D
materials
with
substantial
spontaneous
polarizations,
demonstrate
that
Bi/SnTe
heterostructure
can
support
up
eight
states.
Our
first-principles
analysis
of
transforming
paths
corresponding
energy
barriers
reveals
these
be
mutually
switched
by
applying
external
electric
fields,
facilitated
combination
intralayer
polar
distortion
interlayer
sliding.
Moreover,
exhibits
significantly
enhanced
nonlinear
Hall
kinetic
magnetoelectric
effects,
closely
correlated
in-plane
persistent
out-of-plane
polarization.
These
findings
open
new
possibilities
for
designing
advanced
devices
transport,
offering
pathway
toward
next-generation
nanoelectronics.
ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 2, 2025
Doping
engineering
has
been
actively
investigated
for
two-dimensional
(2D)
transition
metal
dichalcogenides
(TMDs)
to
enhance
their
electrical
behavior,
particularly
use
in
field-effect
transistors
(FETs).
Here,
we
propose
unprecedented
redox-active
n-type
and
p-type
dopants,
naphthalene
WCl6,
respectively,
large-scale
monolayer
MoS2
films
synthesized
via
low-pressure
chemical
vapor
deposition
using
a
Na2S
promoter.
These
molecular
dopants
were
selected
based
on
high
redox
potentials
versus
the
reference
ferrocene,
which
facilitated
ionization
of
charge
transfer.
Along
with
suppression
effect
sulfur
vacancies
monolayer,
electronic
transport
behavior
exhibits
an
ultrahigh
electron
mobility
331.7
cm2
V-1
s-1
n-doped
FET
excellent
hole
31.8
on/off
ratio
∼107
FET,
all
are
record-setting
values
among
those
reported
chemically
doped
TMD-based
FETs.
The
modulation
dopant
concentration
its
correlation
transistor
performance
mainly
demonstrated,
along
adjusted
band
structures
as
potential
origin
exceptional
outcomes.
extended
exploration
multiple
devices
within
single
film
demonstrated
uniform
characteristics.
Applied Physics Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
125(4)
Published: July 22, 2024
Two-dimensional
(2D)
ferroelectric
materials
exhibit
significant
potential
for
applications
in
nonvolatile
memory
and
device
miniaturization.
In
the
design
stage,
it
is
essential
to
consider
compatibility
between
2D
three-dimensional
(3D)
metal.
However,
interface
them
introduces
complex
interactions
that
could
impact
device's
performance.
this
work,
based
on
first-principles
method,
we
simulate
several
3D
metal–2D
material
contact
systems
by
utilizing
different
metals
with
monolayer
CuInP2S6
(CIPS).
By
calculating
electronic
structures
of
systems,
find
Cd(001)–CIPS
configuration
most
stable
structure,
followed
Ag(111)–CIPS
Au(111)–CIPS
systems.
Both
undergo
a
transition
from
Schottky
Ohmic
contact.
Finally,
theoretically
tunnel
junction
(FTJ)
system,
achieving
tunneling
electroresistance
ratio
2.394×105%
remarkably
low
resistance–area
product
0.78
Ω·μm2,
which
makes
proposed
FTJ
superior
conventional
FTJ.
This
work
provides
some
insights
storage
devices.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 15, 2024
Brain
neurons
exhibit
far
more
sophisticated
and
powerful
information-processing
capabilities
than
the
simple
integrators
commonly
modeled
in
neuromorphic
computing.
A
biological
neuron
can
fact
efficiently
perform
Boolean
algebra,
including
linear
nonseparable
operations.
Traditional
logic
circuits
require
a
dozen
transistors
combined
as
NOT,
AND,
OR
gates
to
implement
XOR.
Lacking
competency,
artificial
neural
networks
multilayered
solutions
exercise
XOR
operation.
Here,
it
is
shown
that
single-transistor
neuron,
harnessing
intrinsic
ambipolarity
of
graphene
ionic
filamentary
dynamics,
enable
situ
reconfigurable
multiple
operations
from
separable
an
ultra-compact
design.
By
leveraging
spatiotemporal
integration
inputs,
bio-realistic
spiking-dependent
computation
fully
realized,
rivaling
efficiency
human
brain.
Furthermore,
soft-XOR-based
network
via
algorithm-hardware
co-design,
showcasing
substantial
performance
improvement,
demonstrated.
These
results
demonstrate
how
form
single
transistor,
may
function
platform
for
findings
are
anticipated
be
starting
point
implementing
computations
at
individual
transistor
level,
leading
super-scalable
resource-efficient
brain-inspired
information
processing.