Molecular spins are promising building blocks of future quantum technologies thanks to the
unparalleled flexibility provided by chemistry, which allows the design of complex structures …

We report single-molecule-transistor measurements on devices incorporating magnetic
molecules. By studying the electron-tunneling spectrum as a function of magnetic field, we …

An important class of approaches to the description of electronic transport through
molecules and quantum dots is based on the master equation. We discuss various …

Molecular structures appear to be natural candidates for a quantum technology: individual
atoms can support quantum superpositions for long periods, and such atoms can in principle …

Inelastic transport through a single magnetic molecule weakly coupled to metallic leads is
studied theoretically. We consider dynamical processes that are relevant for writing, storing …

The total entropy production generated by the dynamics of an externally driven systems
exchanging energy and matter with multiple reservoirs and described by a master equation …

We theoretically investigate inelastic transport through anisotropic magnetic molecules
weakly coupled to one ferromagnetic and one nonmagnetic lead. We find that the current is …

We identify experimental signatures in the current-voltage (IV) characteristics of weakly
contacted molecules directly arising from excitations in their many electron spectrum. The …

The manipulation of single magnetic molecules may enable new strategies for high-density
information storage and quantum-state control. However, progress in these areas depends …

A decrease in current with increasing voltage, often referred to as negative differential
resistance (NDR), has been observed in many electronic devices and can usually be …