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This research focuses on the electrical properties of graphene nanoribbons using a two-tip scanning tunneling microscopy technique. The project aims to characterize charge conductance in graphene structures while maintaining atomic cleanliness, which is crucial for advancing nanotechnology applications.
I will explore intrinsic charge conductance characterization of electrically decoupled individual graphene nanoribbon (GNR) in the lateral planar configuration by using two-tip scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) approach.
For this purpose, on-surface synthesized GNRs of width ~1-2 nm and length <20-100 nm on metallic Au (111) surface will be considered. A unique two-tip STM microscope, which has been standardized at the host’s lab (in CEMES-CNRS), will be used for its excellent vertical (z) sta…
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