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About
T. Som is a rising researcher in the field of neuromorphic and nanoscale electronics, with a focus on developing bio-inspired computing systems and advanced memory devices. Their key research areas include on-receptor computing, memristive devices, and low-power electronics for next-generation hardware. Som’s major contribution is the demonstration of an electronic nociceptor—a device that mimics biological pain perception—embedded with neuromorphic functionalities at the nanoscale, as detailed in their 2024 paper, which has already garnered 21 citations. This work paves the way for intelligent, energy-efficient computing directly on sensory receptors. Additionally, their 2025 study on TiOₓ memristors explores how growth parameters can yield forming-free, highly stable devices for nanoscale electronics, achieving low-power operation critical for high-density in-memory computing. With a growing citation impact and a focus on bridging biology and electronics, Som is establishing a reputation for innovative, application-driven research. Their achievements highlight a promising trajectory in advancing hardware for artificial intelligence and edge computing.
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