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Google News: Future electronic devices could use self-assembling molecules
[The Engineer] - As project lead Dr Holly Hedgeland of Cambridge explained to The Engineer, it represents an important step in the 'bottom-up' manufacture of nanoscale devices. 'Obviously you can manufacture things on a one-off basis, using things such as probe
Molecules made to build components
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[UPI.com] industry currently worth an estimated $249 billion per year, there is a clear motivation towards a molecular-scale understanding of innovative technologies that could come to replace those we use today," study co-author Holly Hedgeland said.
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Five-sided ring-like molecules can assemble themselves into materials for minute electronic devices, U.S. and British nanotech scientists report.
Pentagonal tiles pave way for ultra-small organic Yahoo News
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... deduce that the charge transfer between the metal and the organic molecule was occurring in a counter-intuitive sense," Dr Holly Hedgeland, ...
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