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11th International Conference on Molecular Electronics (ElecMol 2026)

Physical sciences and science technologies Conference

The 11th International Conference on Molecular Electronics (ElecMol) is a scientific exchange on recent advances in molecular electronics, gathering researchers worldwide around top-level invited speakers and fostering collaborations.

Molecular electronics is a widely interdisciplinary field at the frontiers of physics, chemistry, biology, electronics and their interfaces. The design and use of electronic components and devices at the nanometer scale hold great potential for the future. The conference covers mechanisms of charge transport, functional molecular devices, material development, interface with chemistry, characterization techniques, molecular theoretical modelling, and bioelectronics.

Topics & Focus Areas

Mechanisms of charge transportFunctional molecular devices and architecturesMaterial and device developmentInterface with chemistryCharacterization techniquesMolecular theoretical modellingBioElectronics

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