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Unified Memcapacitor-Memristor Memory for Synaptic Weights and Neuron Temporal Dynamics
Simone D'Agostino, Marco Massarotto, Tristan Torchet, Filippo Moro, Niccol\`o Castellani, Laurent Grenouillet, Yann Beilliard, David Esseni, Melika Payvand, Elisa Vianello
https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.22227

Unified Memcapacitor-Memristor Memory for Synaptic Weights and Neuron Temporal Dynamics
We present a fabricated and experimentally characterized memory stack that unifies memristive and memcapacitive behavior. Exploiting this dual functionality, we design a circuit enabling simultaneous control of spatial and temporal dynamics in recurrent spiking neural networks (RSNNs). Hardware-aware simulations highlight its promise for efficient neuromorphic processing.

Zeroize: The Tiny and Memory-Safe Rust Crate - Sensitive Data in Memory: A Hidden Threat
In a secure environment, one of the most overlooked threats is the presence of sensitive data in memory, such as passwords, tokens, cryptographic keys, or card numbers. Even when using Rust, where we emphasize ownership and thread safety, there's another crucial question to consider: What remains in the heap or stack after we no longer need it?
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Zeroize: The Tiny and Memory-Safe Rust Crate
Sensitive Data in Memory: A Hidden Threat In a secure environment, one of the most...

Spegion: Implicit and Non-Lexical Regions with Sized Allocations
Jack Hughes, Michael Vollmer, Mark Batty
https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.02182 https://

Spegion: Implicit and Non-Lexical Regions with Sized Allocations
Region based memory management is a powerful tool designed with the goal of ensuring memory safety statically. The region calculus of Tofte and Talpin is a well known example of a region based system, which uses regions to manage memory in a stack-like fashion. However, the region calculus is lexically scoped and requires explicit annotation of memory regions, which can be cumbersome for the programmer. Other systems have addressed non-lexical regions, but these approaches typically require the…