Scanning electrochemical probe microscopy (SEPM) techniques can disclose the local
electrochemical reactivity of interfaces in single-entity and sub-entity studies. Operando …

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 …

Interfacial molecular electrochemistry is presently moving toward new levels of structural
and functional resolution, approaching even that of the single molecules. This evolution …

Single‐molecule electrochemical transistors are a type of novel molecular devices in which
the tunneling current through the single‐molecule junction is modulated by the …

Bioelectronics moves toward designing nanoscale electronic platforms that allow in vivo
determinations. Such devices require interfacing complex biomolecular moieties as the …

DNA molecular wires have been studied extensively because of the ease with which
molecules of controlled length and composition can be synthesized. The same has not been …

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

The emerging field of BioMolecular Electronics aims to unveil the charge transport
characteristics of biomolecules with two primary outcomes envisioned. The first is to use …

Many novel applications in bioelectronics rely on the interaction between biomolecules and
electronically conducting substrates. However, crucial knowledge about the relation …

We report on the construction of an asymmetric tunneling junction between a Au STM tip and
a Au (111)−(1× 1) substrate electrode modified with the redox-active molecule N-hexyl-N …