Sukriti Manna
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Dr. Sukriti Manna is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of condensed matter physics and neuromorphic engineering, with a primary focus on complex oxides for brain-inspired computing. Her landmark 2022 review, "Complex Oxides for Brain‐Inspired Computing: A Review," has already garnered 65 citations, establishing her as a leading voice in the field. In this comprehensive work, Manna systematically explores how electronic ceramics—specifically complex oxides—offer unique physical properties that can emulate neural and synaptic behaviors, addressing critical challenges in energy efficiency and scalability for artificial intelligence hardware. Her contributions bridge fundamental materials science with practical device architectures, demonstrating how these materials can implement synaptic plasticity and neuronal dynamics essential for neuromorphic systems. By highlighting the opportunities in this emerging class of materials, Manna has provided a roadmap for researchers seeking alternatives to conventional silicon-based computing. Her work is particularly influential for students and researchers working at the nexus of materials science, physics, and AI hardware, offering both a foundational understanding and a vision for next-generation computing technologies that mimic the brain's remarkable efficiency and adaptability.
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- 1Complex Oxides for Brain‐Inspired Computing: A Review65 citations · 2022