We review the status of protein-based molecular electronics. First, we define and discuss
fundamental concepts of electron transfer and transport in and across proteins and …

In this critical review we highlight recent advances in the use of peptide-and protein-related
materials as smart building blocks in nanotechnology. Peptides and proteins can be very …

Nanogap electrodes (namely, a pair of electrodes with a nanometer gap) are fundamental
building blocks for the fabrication of nanometer‐sized devices and circuits. They are also …

Studying the optical and electronic properties of biological macromolecules has remained
an active area of research during the last decade. In particular, electrical transport in DNA …

The field of organic electronics continues to be driven by new charge-transporting materials
that are typically processed from toxic organic solvents incompatible with biological …

Think like an electron Organic electronic materials have many applications and potential in
low-cost electronics such as electronic barcodes and in light emitting devices, due to their …

Electron transfer (ET) through proteins, a fundamental element of many biochemical
reactions, is studied intensively in aqueous solutions. Over the past decade, attempts were …

Charge migration for electron transfer via the polypeptide matrix of proteins is a key process
in biological energy conversion and signaling systems. It is sensitive to the sequence of …

A major challenge in molecular electronics is to attach electrodes to single molecules in a
reproducible manner to make molecular junctions that can be operated as transistors …

Structural and compositional diversities of proteins generate a number of functions for
fabricating novel and advanced materials. Recent progress in protein engineering endows …