Electrodeposition of copper tetracyanoquinodimethane for bipolar resistive switching non-volatile memories
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Jan Genoe | Paul Heremans | Ludovic Goux | L. Goux | D. Wouters | P. Heremans | Jan Genoe | Robert Müller | O. Rouault | A. Katzenmeyer | Dirk J Wouters | Robert Müller | Olivier Rouault | Aaron Katzenmeyer
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