ArticleJournal of materials science. Materials in electronics2025
On fault-tolerant Boolean functions in proteinoids-ZnO colloids.
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- Logical circuits in colloids.Royal Society open science · 2024Article
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Abstract
This study investigates the computational properties of ZnO colloids in combination with proteinoid microspheres within an unconventional computing framework. We propose a method for creating flexible and fault-tolerant logic gates utilising this colloidal system. The colloidal matrix receives binary strings with an electrical impulse representing a logical "True" and its absence representing a "False". Electrical responses are recorded, and Boolean functions are extracted. This nano-bio hybrid of ZnO colloids and proteinoids has the potential to power next-generation unconventional computing systems that can adapt to changing environments, paving the way for novel nano-bio hybrid computing architectures.
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