Mathieu Moreau

Associate professor

Aix-Marseille University

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Mathieu Moreau is an Associate Professor at Aix-Marseille Université, France. His research focuses on advanced memory technologies, specifically exploring resistive RAM (RRAM) systems and their applications in low-power electronics. Recent publications include investigations into the thermometric properties of two-dimensional materials and the development of novel non-volatile SRAM architectures. His work contributes to the understanding and enhancement of memory performance and stability in electronic devices.

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Delft University of Technology

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Two-Dimensional Materials for Raman Thermometry on Power Electronic Devices

Experimental Analysis of Oxide-Based RAM Analog Synaptic Behavior

STATE: A Test Structure for Rapid and Reliable Prediction of Resistive RAM Endurance

Multi-Level Control of Resistive RAM (RRAM) Using a Write Termination to Achieve 4 Bits/Cell in High Resistance State

Performances and Stability Analysis of a Novel 8T1R Non-Volatile SRAM (NVSRAM) versus Variability

True Random Number Generator Integration in a Resistive RAM Memory Array Using Input Current Limitation

True Random Number Generator Integration in a Resistive RAM Memory Array Using Input Current Limitation

RRAM-based non-volatile SRAM cell architectures for ultra-low-power applications

An Energy-Efficient Current-Controlled Write and Read Scheme for Resistive RAMs (RRAMs)

Non-volatile SRAM memory cells based on ReRAM technology

Write Termination Circuits for RRAM: A Holistic Approach from Technology to Application Considerations

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Arnaud Virazel

Moritz Fieback

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