In recent decades, electronic performance has improved by integrating billions of transistors on a single chip, made possible through the miniaturization of transistors, which has now reached the molecular dimension. This article explores the feasibility, possibilities, and potentialities of incorporating computing, sensing, and information storage functionalities in single molecules. Leveraging self-assembly techniques, molecular synthesis, and modern ab initio modeling, this field is promising for cost-effective and highly customizable electronic devices, leading to the next era of molecular nanoelectronics devices.
Single Molecules Leading the Next Era of Sensing and Computing Nanoelectronics / Ardesi, Y., Mo, F., Ravera, F., Listo, R., Spano, C.E., Beretta, G., Vacca, M., Krzywiecki, M., Piccinini, G., Graziano, M.. - In: ADVANCED MATERIALS TECHNOLOGIES. - ISSN 2365-709X. - (2026). [10.1002/admt.71402]
Single Molecules Leading the Next Era of Sensing and Computing Nanoelectronics
Mo, Fabrizio;Listo, Roberto;Spano, Chiara Elfi;
2026
Abstract
In recent decades, electronic performance has improved by integrating billions of transistors on a single chip, made possible through the miniaturization of transistors, which has now reached the molecular dimension. This article explores the feasibility, possibilities, and potentialities of incorporating computing, sensing, and information storage functionalities in single molecules. Leveraging self-assembly techniques, molecular synthesis, and modern ab initio modeling, this field is promising for cost-effective and highly customizable electronic devices, leading to the next era of molecular nanoelectronics devices.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.


