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One common challenge highlighted in almost every review article on organic resistive memory is the lack of areal switching uniformity. This, in fact, is a puzzle because a molecular switching mechanism should ideally be isotropic and produce homogeneous current switching free from electroforming. Such a demonstration, however, remains elusive to date. The reports attempting to characterize a nanoscopic...
By solving a long‐standing problem of switching uniformity in organic memristors, in article number 2004370, Sreetosh Goswami, Sreebrata Goswami, Thirumalai Venkatesan, and co‐workers enable the genuine possibility of brain‐inspired electronics with molecular memristors. Most noteworthy previous attempts in this field have been on oxides. It's time to go molecular now! The molecular structure resembles...
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