Developing brain-inspired neuromorphic paradigms is imperative to breaking through the von Neumann bottleneck. The emulation of synaptic functionality has motivated the exploration of optoelectronic memristive devices as high-performance artificial synapses, yet the realization of such a modulatory terminal capable of full light-modulation, especially near-infrared stimuli, remains a challenge. Here, a fully light-modulated synaptic memristor is reported on a P-MoSe
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