Molecular electronics is a field that explores the ultimate limits of electronic device
dimensions by using individual molecules as operable electronic devices. Over the past five …

The urgency of finding solutions to global energy, sustainability, and healthcare challenges
has motivated rethinking of the conventional chemistry and material science workflows. Self …

As the year-to-year gains in speeds of classical computers continue to taper off,
computational chemists are increasingly examining quantum computing as a possible route …

Main group molecular electronics is an emerging area that investigates quantum transport
through main group backbones within molecular junctions. It merges two rapidly advancing …

Spin relaxation is an important aspect of the spin dynamics of free radicals and can have a
significant impact on the outcome of their spin‐selective reactions. Examples range from the …

Quantum computing is an emerging technology with the potential to revolutionize
computational studies in chemistry and materials science. Unlike conventional classical …

Our ongoing efforts to design metallosurfactants capable of directional electron transport led
to pondering on the effects of peripheral changes, and the development of 3d5 FeIII systems …

Molecular bridges are opening up exciting new applications in diverse fields, improving the
efficiency of conductive inks, enhancing the performance of devices such as organic light …

Photocatalysis is a fascinating process in which a photocatalyst plays a pivotal role in driving
a chemical reaction when exposed to light. Its capacity to harness light energy triggers a …

In a classical electronic resistor, conductance decays as the device length increases
according to Ohm's Law. While most molecular series display a comparable exponential …