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Measuring relative barrier heights in molecular electronic junctions with transition voltage spectroscopy File

Beebe, Jeremy M. , Kim, BongSoo , Frisbie, C. Daniel , Kushmerick, James G.

Article Issue Date2008-05 View4
Molecular Tunnel Junctions Based on pi-Conjugated Oligoacene Thiols and Dithiols between Ag, Au, and Pt Contacts: Effect of Surface Linking Group and Metal Work Function File

Kim, BongSoo , Choi, Seong Ho , Zhu, X. -Y. , Frisbie, C. Daniel

Article Issue Date2011-12 View4
Printable ion-gel gate dielectrics for low-voltage polymer thin-film transistors on plastic File

Cho, Jeong Ho , Lee, Jiyoul , Xia, Yu , Kim, Bongsoo , He, Yiyong , Renn, Michael J. , Lodge, Timothy P. , Frisbie, C. Daniel

Article Issue Date2008-11 View5
Temperature and length dependence of charge transport in redox-active molecular wires incorporating ruthenium(II) bis(sigma-arylacetylide) complexes File

Kim, BongSoo , Beebe, Jeremy M. , Olivier, Celine , Rigaut, Stephane , Touchard, Daniel , Kushmerick, James G. , Zhu, X.-Y. , Frisbie, C. Daniel

Article Issue Date2007-05 View5
Transition from direct tunneling to field emission in metal-molecule-metal junctions File

Beebe, Jeremy M. , Kim, BongSoo , Gadzuk, J. W. , Frisbie, C. Daniel , Kushmerick, James G.

Article Issue Date2006-07 View3
Transition from Tunneling to Hopping Transport in Long, Conjugated Oligo-imine Wires Connected to Metals File

Choi, Seong Ho , Risko, Chad , Delgado, M. Carmen Ruiz , Kim, BongSoo , Bredas, Jean-Luc , Frisbie, C. Daniel

Article Issue Date2010-03 View4
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