In a major step toward next-generation electronics, researchers at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities have discovered a way to manipulate the direction of charge flow in ultrathin metallic films ...

Scientists created dye-based molecules that self-assemble into ring-shaped structures, mimicking nature's light-harvesting systems. These stacked rings allow electrons and energy to circulate freely, ...

Researchers found a way to control charge flow in ultrathin metals with light at room temperature, enabling efficient optical and quantum technology. (Nanowerk News) In a major step toward ...

To increase the device lifetimes and efficiency of OLEDs, it is critical to understand the electrical charge behavior at different interfaces within. Professor Takayuki Miyamae and his team from Chiba ...

Flat, dye-like molecules with eight upright, pillar-shaped extensions self-assemble into pairs, interlocking like gears to form a tightly packed ring of 16 stacked layers. This structure allows charge ...