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Transition metal dichalcogenides represent an emerging platform for new nanoscale energy conversion solutions [1-3]. The thermoelectric performance of devices based on two-dimensional materials (...)
Single molecule devices suffer of the difficulty to be able to put a single molecule between two nanometer-spaced electrodes. Single wall carbone nanotube (SWCNT) are giant molecules which have (...)
TELEM group n collaboration with the Nanoelectrochemistry group of the ITODYS laboratory is developping i a project on the study of transport properties of molecular junctions obtained by (...)
Organic materials (with light elements like C, N, O or H) are excellent candidates for the next generation of all-spin logic devices [1] for which the steps of storage and propagation of the spin (...)
Quantum interference due to the wave nature of electrons is a well known quantum effect in mesoscopic physics. When electrons propagate coherently through a circuit, the topology of the system (...)
Thermal properties of two-dimensional (2D) materials are of fundamental interest for energy recovery and electron cooling at the nanoscale [1–3]. Exploring thermal transport in 2D systems is a (...)
