Kirchhoff’s law for memristors
Extends Kirchhoff’s laws to include memristive elements, capturing the dynamic relationship between voltage, current, and memory-dependent resistance in circuit analysis.
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I'm mostly focused on the electrochemistry memristor development, the interdisciplinary project involves:
Extends Kirchhoff’s laws to include memristive elements, capturing the dynamic relationship between voltage, current, and memory-dependent resistance in circuit analysis.
Project page →Designs a neural network model to emulate memristor behavior, capturing its nonlinear current–voltage dynamics and memory-dependent resistance for circuit prediction and optimization.
Project page →Simulates ionic transport and electrochemical behavior in nanopipettes to study nanoscale sensing, flow, and conductance mechanisms.
Project page →Selected papers. Full list on Google Scholar.
Stoichiometry, states of matter, acids/bases, equilibrium, and selected chemical systems.
Quantitative analysis, titrations.
Convert common Gamry .DTA electrochemistry files (CV/CA/CP/EIS, etc.) into an Excel
workbook directly in your browser. Your file is processed locally on your device (no upload).
Choose a file to enable conversion.
Curve 1, Curve 2, … (each ... TABLE block (e.g., ZCURVE TABLE, CURVE1 TABLE))Header sheet with key/value metadata parsed from the filePlot custom equations and overlay them with experimental datasets from Excel/CSV. To keep this page uncluttered, the visualizer opens in a separate tab/window. Everything runs locally in your browser (no uploads).
^), constants (pi, e)If a pop-up blocker interferes, use “Open in this tab”.
Upload an Excel or CSV file in the browser, choose your columns, and make one of two plot types: a lag plot using variable(n) versus variable(n+skip), or a variable trajectory plot in 2D/3D.
variable(n) versus variable(n+skip) as a lag plot2D or 3D and export a moving-point GIFEverything runs locally in the browser. No server upload is required.
Suwen Shi
Chemistry / Georgia State University
Atlanta, GA, USA
Email: sshi5@gsu.edu