Scientists build molecular ‘toolbox’ for next-generation advanced electronics
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Scientists from the Universities of Birmingham, Warwick, and Vienna have created a molecular "toolbox" that allows electronic components to be built with atomic precision using tiny structures called nanoribbons. By carefully alternating molecules that give and take electrons, researchers can pre-program a material's electronic behavior before assembly. This breakthrough could lead to smarter solar cells, flexible electronics, IoT devices, and even bioelectronics for human implants.
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