The postdoctoral researcher will work within PaNeTONE, a project focused on developing a new generation of memristive devices for analogue and in‑memory computing. The research explores how device geometry and materials engineering can be used as design parameters to achieve improved stability, reproducibility and energy efficiency in oxide‑based nanoelectronic devices. The work combines nanofabrication, electrical characterization and device physics to understand and control behaviour at the nanoscale. The project addresses emerging applications in neuromorphic hardware, edge AI and hardware security, and offers the opportunity to work in a collaborative environment with access to advanced cleanroom and characterization facilities. IMB‑CNM is the largest institute in Spain dedicated to research and development of micro and nanotechnology and microsystems, with unique capabilities in silicon technology. It belongs to CSIC since its foundation in 1985 and is distinguished with the...