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A low-tech solution to process entire metal/molecule heterostructure stacks into vertical nanopillar electronic devices
T. Zafar, L. M. Kandpal, E. Urbain +12
Quantum technologies aim to assemble devices whose operation is controlled by the quantum state of individual atoms. Achieving this level of control in a practical, scalable design…
Encoding information onto the charge and spin state of a paramagnetic atom using MgO tunnelling spintronics
Mathieu Lamblin, Victor Da Costa, Loic Joly +10
An electrical current that flows across individual atoms can generate exotic quantum transport signatures in model junctions built using atomic tip or lateral techniques. So far, h…
Toward accurate polarization estimation in nanoscopic systems
Sambit Mohapatra, Wolfgang Weber, Martin Bowen +2
The nanoscopic characterization of ferroelectric thin films is crucial from their device application point of view. Standard characterization techniques are based on detecting the…
Organic ferroelectric Croconic Acid: A concise survey from bulk single crystals to thin films
Sambit Mohapatra, Salia Cherifi-Hertel, Senthil Kumar Kuppusamy +7
Owing to prospective energy-efficient and environmentally benign applications, organic ferroelectric materials are useful and necessary alternative to inorganic ferroelectrics. Alt…
Nanoscale reversal of stable room temperature ferroelectric polarization in organic croconic acid thin films
Sambit Mohapatra, Eric Beaurepaire, Wolfgang Weber +3
It was discovered in 2010 that Croconic Acid, in its crystal form, has the highest polarization among organic ferroelectrics. In the context of eliminating toxic substances from el…
Quantum advantage in a molecular spintronic engine that harvests thermal fluctuation energy
Bhavishya Chowrira, Lalit Kandpal, Mathieu Lamblin +28
Recent theory and experiments have showcased how to harness quantum mechanics to assemble heat/information engines with efficiencies that surpass the classical Carnot limit. So far…