Entropy gets a bad rap. Typically associated with randomness and chaos, it can also correlate with freedom and diversity.

Wearable devices and smart textiles are rapidly evolving from “occasional use” toward “all-day, long-term” usage. However, many so-called flexible electronics have been described as “hard little ...

Comprehensive overview of high-entropy oxides (HEOs) in memristive devices, emphasizing their potential in neuromorphic computing and their ability to simulate synaptic plasticity and multilevel ...

Researchers have long known that cerium is the best element to use when splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen — a key technique in creating hydrogen gas for fuel. But why, exactly, cerium is so ...

RRAM is an emerging memory technology along with memristors that stores data by changing the electrical resistance rather than electronic charge. Compared to conventional memory devices, RRAM offers ...

Three recent studies offer deeper understanding of thermodynamic behaviors with potential to impact materials engineering and energy systems. One shows how increasing elemental diversity in layered ...