The problem of electron-electron interactions in graphene is reviewed. Starting from the
screening of long-range interactions in these systems, the existence of an emerging Dirac …

We review transport experiments on graphene quantum dots and narrow graphene
constrictions. In a quantum dot, electrons are confined in all lateral dimensions, offering the …

Graphene is an attractive material for optoelectronics and photodetection applications,,,,
because it offers a broad spectral bandwidth and fast response times. However, weak light …

The theory of damping is discussed in Newton's Principia and has been tested in objects as
diverse as the Foucault pendulum, the mirrors in gravitational-wave detectors and …

The possibility to graft nano-objects directly on its surface makes graphene particularly
appealing for device and sensing applications. Here we report the design and the …

We report on a method to fabricate and measure gateable molecular junctions that are
stable at room temperature. The devices are made by depositing molecules inside a few …

One of the most promising characteristics of graphene is the ability of charge carriers to
travel through it ballistically over hundreds of nanometres. Recent developments in the …

Graphene, a single layer of carbon atoms forming a perfectly stable and clean two-
dimensional crystal with very few defects, has been proclaimed to be a new revolutionary …

Graphene—two-dimensional carbon—is a material with unique mechanical, optical,
chemical, and electronic properties. Its use in a wide range of applications was therefore …

We investigate ground and excited state transport through small (d≈ 70 nm) graphene
quantum dots. The successive spin filling of orbital states is detected by measuring the …