There are fundamental and technological limits of conventional microfabrication and microelectronics. Scaling down conventional devices and attempts to develop novel topologies and architectures will soon be ineffective or unachievable at the device and system levels to ensure desired performance. Forward-looking experts continue to search for new paradigms to carry the field beyond the age of microelectronics, and molecular electronics is one of the most promising candidates. The Nano and Molecular Electronics Handbook surveys the current state of this exciting, emerging field and looks toward future developments and opportunities.

Molecular and Nano Electronics Explained
Explore the fundamentals of device physics, synthesis, and design of molecular processing platforms and molecular integrated circuits within three-dimensional topologies, organizations, and architectures as well as bottom-up fabrication utilizing quantum effects and unique phenomena.

Technology in Progress
Stay current with the latest results and practical solutions realized for nanoscale and molecular electronics as well as biomolecular electronics and memories. Learn design concepts, device-level modeling, simulation methods, and fabrication technologies used for today's applications and beyond.

Reports from the Front Lines of Research
Expert innovators discuss the results of cutting-edge research and provide informed and insightful commentary on where this new paradigm will lead. The Nano and Molecular Electronics Handbook ranks among the most complete and authoritative guides to the past, present, and future of this revolutionary area of theory and technology.

MOLECULAR AND NANO ELECTRONICS: DEVICE- AND SYSTEM-LEVEL
Electrical Characterization of Self-Assembled Monolayers; Wenyong Wang, Takhee Lee and Mark A. Reed
Molecular Electronic Computing Architectures; J.M. Tour and D.K. James
Unimolecular Electronics: Results and Prospects; Robert M. Metzger
Carbon Derivatives; Rikizo Hatakeyama
System-Level Design and Simulation of Nanomemories and Nanoprocessors; Shamik Das, Carl A. Picconatto, Garrett S. Rose, Matthew M. Ziegler and James C. Ellenbogen
Three-Dimensional Molecular Electronics and Integrated Circuits for Signal and Information Processing Platforms; Sergey Edward Lyshevski
NANOSCALED ELECTRONICS
Inorganic Nanowires in Electronics; Bin Yu and M. Meyyappan
Quantum Dots in Nanoelectronic Devices; Gregory L. Snider, Alexei O. Orlov and Craig S. Lent
Self Assembly of Nanostructures Using Nanoporous Alumina Templates; Bhargava Kanchibotla, Sandipan Pramanik and Supriyo Bandyopadhyay
Neuromorphic Networks of Spiking Neurons; Giacomo Indiveri and Rodney Douglas
Allowing Electronics to Face the TSI Era-Molecular Electronics and Beyond; G. F. Cerofolini
On Computing Nano-Architectures Using Unreliable Nanodevices or On Yield-Energy-Delay Logic Designs; Valeriu Beiu and Walid Ibrahim
BIOMOLECULAR ELECTRONICS AND PROCESSING
Properties of "G-Wire" DNA; Thomas Marsh and James Vesenka
Metalloprotein Electronics; Andrea Alessandrini and Paolo Facci
Localization and Transport of Charge by Nonlinearity and Spatial Discreteness in Biomolecules and Semiconductor Nanorings. Aharonov-Bohm Effect for Neutral Excitons; F. Palmero, J. Cuevas, F.R. Romero, J.C. Eilbeck, R.A. Römer and J. Dorignac
Protein-Based Optical Memories; Jeffrey A. Stuart, Robert R. Birge, Mark P. Krebs, Bangwei Xi, William Tetley, Duane L. Marcy, Jeremy F. Koscielecki, and Jason R. Hillebrecht
Subneuronal Processing of Information by Solitary Waves and Stochastic Processes; Danko D. Georgiev, MD and James F. Glazebrook
Electronic and Ionic Conductivities of Microtubules and Actin Filaments, Their Consequences for Cell Signaling and Applications to Bioelectronics; Jack A. Tuszynski, Avner Priel, J.A. Brown, Horacio F. Cantiello, John M. Dixon
MOLECULAR AND NANO ELECTRONICS: DEVICE-LEVEL MODELING AND SIMULATION
Simulation Tools in Molecular Electronics; Christoph Erlen, Paolo Lugli, Alessandro Pecchia and Aldo Di Carlo
Theory of Current Rectification, Switching, and a Role of Defects in Molecular Electronic Devices; A.M. Bratkovsky
Complexities of the Molecular Conductance Problem; Gil Speyer, Richard Akis and David K. Ferry
Nanoelectromechanical Oscillator as an Open Quantum System; Lev G. Mourokh and Anatoly Yu. Smirnov
Coherent Electron Transport in Molecular Contacts: A Case of Tractable Modeling; Alexander Onipko and Lyuba Malysheva
Pride, Prejudice, and Penury of ab initio Transport Calculations for Single Molecules; F. Evers and K. Burke
Molecular Electronics Devices; Anton Grigoriev and Rajeev Ahuja
An Electronic Cotunneling Model of STM-Induced Unimolecular Surface Reactions; Vladimiro Mujica, Thorsten Hansen and Mark A. Ratner
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