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Transport properties

Transport properties

Cracking the code for single-molecule junctions

25 Aug 2014 Anna Demming
Metal inside: A single-molecule junction using “porphyrin”
Measuring the conductance of single-molecule junctions, which feature in a range of photovoltaic and

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Anna Demming is a science journalist based in Bristol, UK
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