Anirban Mitra
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Anirban Mitra is a leading researcher in nanoscale electronics, specializing in the development of next-generation memory and computing devices. His primary research areas include resistive switching (RS) phenomena, oxide-based memristors, and neuromorphic computing architectures. Mitra’s major contribution lies in systematically optimizing growth parameters for TiOₓ-based memristors, achieving low-power, forming-free, and highly stable devices suitable for high-density integration. His most cited work, “Surfing the Growth Parameters in the Quest for Low‐Power, Forming‐Free, and Highly Stable TiOₓ Memristors for Nanoscale Electronics” (2025, 4 citations), demonstrates a comprehensive exploration of pulsed-laser-deposited films, addressing critical challenges in scalability and reliability. This research has significant implications for advancing in-memory computing platforms, enabling energy-efficient artificial intelligence hardware. Mitra’s work is recognized for bridging materials engineering and device physics, with potential applications in edge computing and IoT. His findings contribute to the foundational understanding of RS mechanisms, positioning him as an emerging voice in the field of nanoscale electronics and non-volatile memory technologies.
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