Organic semiconductors are characterized by a very low spin–orbit interaction, which,
together with their chemical flexibility and relatively low production costs, makes them an …

Building an electronic device using individual molecules is one of the ultimate goals in
nanotechnology. To achieve this it will be necessary to measure, control and understand …

The ability to manipulate electron spin in organic molecular materials offers a new and
extremely tantalizing route towards spin electronics, both from fundamental and …

We review the emerging field of organic spintronics, where organic materials are applied as
a medium to transport and control spin-polarized signals. The contacts for injecting and …

We report on a theoretical study of spin-polarized quantum transport through a Ni-
bezenedithiol (BDT)-Ni molecular magnetic tunnel junction (MTJ). Our study is based on …

We present a model for the transmission of spin-polarized electrons through oriented chiral
molecules, where the chiral structure is represented by a helix. The scattering potential …

Spintronics is the ability of injecting, manipulating and detecting electron spins into solid
state systems. Molecular-electronics investigates the possibility of making electronic devices …

Developments in advanced manufacturing have promoted the miniaturization of
semiconductor electronic devices to a near-atomic scale, which continuously follows the'top …

Molecular wires are compounds that are proposed to be used in molecular electronic and
optoelectronic devices to replace the metal and silicon-based wires in semiconductor …

A new mechanism for negative differential resistance (NDR) originating from local orbital
symmetry matching between an electrode and a molecule in a single molecular electronic …