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    Redox-active dendrimers at molecular printboards

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    This thesis describes the controlled immobilization of molecules by supramolecular chemistry and self-assembly. Unlike physisorption or covalent synthesis, the binding kinetics and thermodynamics can be controlled at will, and the immobilization is reversible. A disadvantage is that, in general, the binding strength of a single supramolecular interaction is relatively weak, but this drawback can be overcome by using multivalent interactions. To obtain functional materials it is a prerequisite that molecules form stable assemblies which can exist in at least two different states that can be controlled by external stimuli

    Odd-even effects in charge transport through self-assembled monolayer of alkanethiolates

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    10.1021/jp5116146Journal of Physical Chemistry C119105657-566

    Directional launching of surface plasmon polaritons by electrically driven aperiodic groove array reflectors

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    10.1515/nanoph-2020-0558Nanophotonics1031145-115

    Defect scaling with contact area in EGaIn-based junctions: Impact on quality, Joule heating, and apparent injection current

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    10.1021/jp511002bJournal of Physical Chemistry C1192960-96
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