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Trying to establish new concepts of electronics based on π-electrons in soft material

Our group is trying to establish new concepts of electronics based on π-electrons in soft materials such as organic molecules. Because of the low-dimensionality of π-electrons, the electric properties of these materials can be quite different from those of conventional Si devices. For example, the Coulomb interaction among electrons is enhanced to result in many unusual behaviors such as superconductivity. These phenomena can be controlled by using FET device structures and/or supramolecular architectures. Our research aims at paving the way to new nano-scale devices or quantum computers.

Research

Superconducting FET
pccp
Supramolecular Nanowire
nano wire
Chiral-molecule spintronics
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News & Topics

26-09-2013 Prof. Yamamoto has made an invited talk in ICTP LEMSUPER Conference.
31-08-2013 Florian has come back to Paris.
27-08-2013 Our paper has been published in Phys. Rev. B.
15-07-2013 Our paper has been published in Nature Communications.
15-07-2013 Our paper has been published in Eur. Phys. J..
15-07-2013 Prof. Yamamoto made an invited talk in ISCOM2013.
01-04-2013 Florian LeGoff, an internship student from Paris-Tech, has joined our lab.
27-03-2013 Our paper has been published in CrystEngComm.
01-11-2012 Prof. Yamamoto has made an invited talk in IWAMSN2012.
16-10-2012 Prof. Yamamoto has made an invited talk in 17MCC.

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