Guest Editorial: Memristive electronic circuits, neural networks and neuromorphic computing.

The article discusses the development and applications of memristors in electronic circuits, neural networks, and neuromorphic computing. Memristors, first proposed in 1971, have since been extensively researched and recognized for their potential in future electronics, computing, and AI due to their small size, low power consumption, and dual memory-processing functions. The special issue covers various topics related to memristors, including non-linear dynamics, chaotic circuits, synaptic applications, and in-memory neuromorphic systems, showcasing the significant impact of memristors in advancing technology. Researchers and industry professionals worldwide continue to focus on memristive technologies, highlighting their importance in shaping the future of electronics and computing. [Extracted from the article]