Before transport data can be understood quantitatively, a few prerequisites have to be
fulfilled: the geometric and the electronic structures of the metal/molecule contacts have to …

Conductance measurements of a molecular wire, contacted between an epitaxial molecule–
metal bond and the tip of a scanning tunnelling microscope, are reported. Controlled …

The interplay between vibrational modes and Kondo physics is a fundamental aspect of
transport properties of correlated molecular conductors. We present theoretical results for a …

We study a Co-benzene sandwich molecule bridging the tips of a Cu nanocontact as a
realistic model of correlated molecular transport. To this end we employ a recently …

Determination of the molecular Kondo temperature (TK) poses a challenge in most cases
when the experimental temperature cannot be tuned to a sufficient extent. We show how this …

The low temperature properties of single level molecular quantum dots including both
electron-electron and electron-vibration interactions, are theoretically investigated. The …

A single-molecule break junction device serves as a tunable model system for probing the
many-body Kondo state. The low-energy properties of this state are commonly described in …

Molecular contacts are generally poorly conducting because their energy levels tend to lie
far from the Fermi energy of the metal contact, necessitating undesirably large gate and bias …

As the dimensions of a conductor approach the nanoscale, quantum effects begin to
dominate, and it becomes possible to control the conductance through direct manipulation of …

In this work, we study the quantum transition taking place when titanium phthalocyanine
molecules are adsorbed on a copper's surface. Submitted to thermal annealing, depending …