Theme 1 : Electronic and vibrational structure of individual nanostructures and nano-objects
Coordinators: Jérôme LAGOUTE (MPQ, Paris) and Muriel SICOT (IJL, Nancy)
Objectives
- Measuring electronic properties of matter at the atomic scale
- Electronic spectra of meloecules and indiviual nanoobjects for molecular and nano electronics
- Electronic properties of low-dimension materials (graphene, TMDs, hBN, phosphoren ...)
Experimental techniques
- Scanning probe microscopes (STM, AFM) under ultra high vaccum and at low temperature (77K, 4K, or <4K)
Institutes with a strong activity on this theme
- Institut Néel (Grenoble),
- IEMN (Lille),
- C2N (Palaiseau),
- ISMO (Orsay),
- CEMES (Toulouse),
- MPQ (Paris),
- IPCMS (Strasbourg)
Articles liés à l’axe
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Electroisomerization blinking of an azobenzene derivative molecule
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Submolecular-scale control of phototautomerization
Read more: Submolecular-scale control of phototautomerization
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Visualizing In-Plane Junctions in Nitrogen-Doped Graphene
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Formation of Monolayer Charge Density Waves and Anomalous Edge Doping in Na Doped Bulk VSe2
Read more: Formation of Monolayer Charge Density Waves and Anomalous Edge Doping in Na Doped Bulk VSe2
Research examples
1 - Magnetism induced in graphene by an hydrogen atom
2 - Control of the spin state of a molecular junction
3 - Control of the hydrogen transfer on a molecular network on pur and doped graphene
4 - Molecular electronic resonance on insulating film
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