Saroj Poudyal
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Saroj Poudyal is a rising researcher in the field of bio-inspired nanoelectronics, with a focus on developing energy-efficient neuromorphic devices. Their work centers on the design and fabrication of memristors—electronic components that mimic synaptic behavior—using two-dimensional materials like WSe₂. Poudyal’s most-cited paper, “Bio‐Voltage Diffusive Memristor from CVD Grown WSe₂ as Artificial Nociceptor” (2024, 9 citations), introduces a breakthrough device that operates at bio-compatible voltages, closely emulating the action potentials of biological systems. This achievement addresses a critical bottleneck in neuromorphic computing: the gap between artificial and biological energy efficiency. By demonstrating a memristor that functions as an artificial nociceptor—a sensor that detects harmful stimuli—Poudyal’s work paves the way for low-power, brain-inspired computing and advanced sensory systems. Though early in their career, Poudyal’s contributions are already recognized for their potential to revolutionize edge computing and biomedical devices. Their research exemplifies the convergence of materials science and neuroscience, offering a tangible step toward sustainable, human-like artificial intelligence.
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