Self-arranging molecules could form the basis for efficient optoelectronic memory devices
Friday, December 12, 2014 - 10:30
in Physics & Chemistry
A way to use weak molecular bonding interactions to create well-ordered and stable metal–organic monolayers with optoelectronic properties has been found by researchers from the RIKEN Surface and Interface Science Laboratory. The development could form the basis for the scalable fabrication of molecular optoelectronic devices.