7. Molecular magnets on surfaces
All the studies cited above concern magnet molecules in crystalline or polycrystalline form, i.e. surrounded by neighboring molecules and regularly organized within a crystal. In order to use these molecules in devices, it is necessary to deposit them on a surface and, if possible, organize them there .
This requires skills in surface physicochemistry, in order to identify suitable surfaces and master techniques for the deposition and self-organization of molecules on surfaces. Initial tests were naturally undertaken on Mn 12...
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Bibliography
Websites
French community grouped within the CNRS "Magnetism and Molecular Switching" research group (GdR MCM2). http://www.gdr-mcm2.cnrs.fr/
European players involved in the European Community's COST MolSpin program (European Cooperation in Science and Technology) (COST MOLSpin)
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ECMM (European Conference on Molecular Magnetism): takes place every 2 years, in odd-numbered years, alternating with ICMM. Next edition: ECMM 2019, September 15-18, 2019, Florence, Italy
ICMM (International Conference on Molecular Magnetism): takes place every 2 years, in even-numbered years. Next edition scheduled for 2020
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