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April 11th, 2005
Magnetic technique forms molecular junctions
Abstract:
Researchers at the Naval Research Laboratory and University of California, Santa Barbara, both in the US, have come up with a technique for making junctions for molecular electronic devices. The method uses magnetic fields to align metallized microspheres between electrodes.
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