With the goal of creating single‐molecule devices and integrating them into circuits, the
emergence of single‐molecule electronics provides various techniques for the fabrication of …

Forming atomic-scale contacts with attractive geometries and material compositions is a
long-term goal of nanotechnology. Here, we show that a rich family of bimetallic atomic …

We report measurements of the shot noise on single-molecule Au–1, 4-benzenedithiol–Au
junctions, fabricated with the mechanically controllable break junction (MCBJ) technique at …

The thermodynamic uncertainty relation (TUR), a trade-off relation between thermodynamic
cost (entropy production) and precision (fluctuations), is expected to hold in nanoscale …

We report on a quantum form of electronic flicker noise in nanoscale conductors that
contains valuable information on quantum transport. This noise is experimentally identified …

Metal atomic chains have been reported to change their electronic or magnetic properties by
slight mechanical stimulus. However, the mechanical response has been veiled because of …

Understanding the formation of metal-molecule contact at the microscopic level is the key
towards controlling and manipulating atomic-scale devices. Employing two isomers of …

Fluctuations pose fundamental limitations in making sensitive measurements, yet at the
same time, noise unravels properties that are inaccessible at the level of the averaged …

We have investigated using first principles the occurrence and tunability of the spin Seebeck
effect in Pt-based bimetallic wires of noble metals (viz. XPt, X= Cu, Ag, and Au) modelled in …

Understanding the transport characteristics at the atomic limit is the prerequisite for futuristic
nanoelectronic applications. Among various experimental procedures, mechanically …