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Dr. Marc Bockrath Assistant
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| Expertise Electronics and mechanics of systems that have critical dimensions on the nanometer scale. Field of Study The electronics and mechanics of systems that have critical dimensions on the nanometer scale. Such length scales approach the atomic scale and the ultimate limit to miniaturization. Examples of such systems include carbon nanotubes and individual molecules, but can in general be any nanostructured material created by chemical or biological synthesis. Current interests include both understanding the new and interesting transport phenomena that arise in these nanostructured materials, and learning how to control and detect their mechanical motion. Potential applications include nano-scale switches, logic gates, and chemical, biological, and mechanical sensors. Selected Publications "Kondo Resonance in a Single-Molecule Transistor," W. Liang, M. P. Shores, M. Bockrath, J. R. Long, H. Park, Nature 417, 6890 (2002). "Electronic Shell Filling in Metallic Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes." W. Liang, M. Bockrath, and H. Park, Physical Review Letters 88, 126801 (2002). "Scanned-Conductance Microscopy of Carbon Nanotubes and ?-DNA," M. Bockrath, N. Markovic, A. Sheppard, L. Gurevich, L. Kouwenhoven, M. Wu, and L. Sohn, Nano Letters 2, 187 (2002). "Fabry-Perot Interference in a Nanotube Electron Waveguide," W. Liang, M. Bockrath, D. Bozovic, J. Hafner, and M. Tinkham, and H. Park, Nature 411, 665 (2001). "Resonant Electron Scattering by Defects in Single-walled Carbon Nanotubes," M. Bockrath, W. Liang, D. Bozovic, C. M. Lieber, M. Tinkham, and H. Park, Science 291, 283 (2001). |
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