Doping Molecular Monolayers

The investigation of D. Cahen and coworkers suggests a way to extend basic studies in electronic transport through organic molecules and, possibly, to extend the use of self-assembled monolayers in molecular electronics.

D. Cahen et al., Adv. Funct. Mater. 2008, 18, 2102

More Articles in Advanced Functional Materials

Materials Views December Edition

The complete December issue of Materials Views can be downloaded now...

Increasing Impact

New ISI Impact Factors for the Wiley-VCH Materials Science Journals

	www.materialsviews.com brought to you by WILEY-VCH 2008-12-02
Home Issues Books Journals Materials Science • Polymer Science • Ceramics • Metals • Related About Us RSS Search
Further News Conference Report, Part Three – Materials Research Society Fall Meeting Celebrate 20 successful years of Advanced Materials with Wiley-VCH Empowered Devices Detecting Seperate Conference Report, Part Two – Materials Research Society Fall Meeting Conference Report – Materials Research Society Fall Meeting Nanostructured Biomaterials for Regeneration Remote Plasma Polymerization of Rhodamine 6G Honeycomb Films DSC Study of Polystyrene/Clay Gels 2008-08-18 Doping Molecular Monolayers The investigation of D. Cahen and coworkers suggests a way to extend basic studies in electronic transport through organic molecules and, possibly, to extend the use of self-assembled monolayers in molecular electronics. D. Cahen et al., Adv. Funct. Mater. 2008, 18, 2102 More Articles in Advanced Functional Materials Empowered Devices Nanostructured Biomaterials for Regeneration Honeycomb Films Fabrics that don't get wet! Novel Memory Devices	Site Search Wiley-Interscience show more Materials Views December Edition The complete December issue of Materials Views can be downloaded now... Increasing Impact New ISI Impact Factors for the Wiley-VCH Materials Science Journals
Legal Notice \| Impressum \| Contact Us © Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & CoKGaA 2007 - 2008