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This is a two-part course. Part 2 titled, “Molecular Electronics-II: Molecular Electronic Device Fabrication and Characterization” will: Discuss the advantages of molecular electronic devices and present experimental proof of concepts; Describe the formation of molecular junctions, the central component of molecular electronic devices; Describe the design and fabrication approaches for some of the most successful molecular electronic device prototypes; Present electrical characterization approaches and challenges; Discuss non-device based electrical screening approaches; Present the current status and outlook for molecular electronic devices.
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