Creating functional electrical circuits using individual or ensemble molecules, often termed
as “molecular-scale electronics”, not only meets the increasing technical demands of the …

The concept of using single molecules as key building blocks for logic gates, diodes and
transistors to perform basic functions of digital electronic devices at the molecular scale has …

Molecular electronic devices with tunable conductance states show great potential in
building memories and logic components for next-generation circuits. In recent years …

Electronics obtained through the bottom-up approach of molecular-level control of material
composition and structure may lead to devices and fabrication strategies not possible with …

Molecular electronics involves the use of single or small packets of molecules as the
fundamental units for computing. While initial targets are the substitution of solid-state wires …

We tracked over time the conductance switching of single and bundled phenylene
ethynylene oligomers isolated in matrices of alkanethiolate monolayers. The persistence …

We compile, compare, and discuss experimental results on low‐bias, room‐temperature
currents through organic molecules obtained in different electrode–molecule–electrode test …

Molecular electronics is, relatively speaking, a young field. Even so, there have been many
significant advances and a much greater understanding of the types of materials that will be …

“Molecular electronics” can be defined narrowly (sensu stricto) as the study of electrical and
electronic processes measured or controlled on a molecular scale. 1 When results on single …

Molecular devices are reported utilizing active self-assembled monolayers containing the
nitroamine 2-amino-4, 4-diethynylphenyl-5-nitro-1-benzenethiolate or the nitro compound 4 …