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In 1959, physicist Richard Feynman presented an amazing talk entitled There's Plenty of Room at the Bottom, in which he proposed making very small circuits out of molecules. More than forty years later, people are starting to realize his vision. Thanks to Scanning Tunneling Microscope (STM) probes and "self-assembly" fabrication techniques, it is now possible to connect electrodes to a molecule and measure its conductance. In 2004, Mark Hersam et al. reported the first experimental measurement of a molecular resonant tunneling device on silicon. This new field of Molecular Electronics may someday provide the means to miniaturize circuits beyond the limits of silicon, keeping Moore's Law in force for many years to come.

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  1. Vema Reddy Bheeram

    Dr. Vema Reddy Bheeram earned his BS degree from Osmania University in 2011 and MS degree in Analytical Chemistry from GITAM University in 2015. He completed his PhD study on Influence of gamma...

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    Author of "Graphene: The Superstrong, Superthin, and Superversatile Material that will Revolutionize the World."

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  10. How to visualize my structure ?

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  11. Zanti Giuseppe

    Ph.D. Physical Chemistry 2012

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  16. DrMohan L Verma

    I want to learn ner tools for material characterization. Specially theoretical tools related to computational nanoscience. Solid state battery and other electrochemical device based materials are...

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  17. Zain. Y. Mijbil

    Ph.D. Student at Lancaster University under the supervision of Prof. C.J.Lambert.

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  18. sandeep das

    Hi Nano hub users,I am researcher working in field of Molecular electronics.My main area of research is studying carrier transport inorganic semiconductors, having application in field ofOrganic...

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  19. Coordinate file of xylyl molecule

    08 Feb 2013 | | Contributor(s):: Rahul Jain, vinay krishna polnati (editor), Venkat Rayudu

    we are designing molecular device using xylyl molecule.so here we would like to upload the coordinate file of this molecule so that it can be simulated.

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