Single-molecule magnets represent the ultimate size limit for spin-based information storage
and processing; however, such applications require large spin relaxation barriers and …

Molecular magnetism has travelled a long way from the pioneering studies on electron
exchange and double exchange or spin crossover and valence tautomerism in small …

Single-molecule magnets (SMMs) display slow relaxation of the magnetization, purely of
molecular origin, in the absence of an applied magnetic field. This review summarizes the …

This review presents a survey of the literature dedicated to the design of metal complexes of
stable free radical ligands that have a ground spin state of high multiplicity but excluding …

Single-molecule magnets (SMMs) continue to be an attractive research field because of their
unique and intriguing properties and potential applications in high-density data storage …

Electron–phonon coupling is important in many physical phenomena, eg photosynthesis,
catalysis and quantum information processing, but its impacts are difficult to grasp on the …

Conspectus The discovery of materials capable of storing magnetic information at the level
of single molecules and even single atoms has fueled renewed interest in the slow magnetic …

Single-molecule magnets (SMMs) provide a tantalizing glimpse of the future possibilities for
data storage technology.[1] The well-defined molecular size of SMMs has also proved ideal …

This short tutorial review covers recent progress in the field of polynuclear cobalt (II)-based
complexes, which display slow magnetic relaxation at low temperature. Cobalt (II) single …

Single-molecule magnets (SMMs) with one transition-metal ion often rely on unusual
geometry as a source of magnetically anisotropic ground state. Here we report a cobalt (II) …