Molecular nanomagnets for information technologies

By M. Affronte. 2009

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Nanomagnets will play a crucial role for the storage and processing of magnetic information in the future, so we may wonder to what extent molecular systems will contribute to this game. In this Feature Article, I'll briefly review the basic requirements for information technology and some of the recent achievements in the field, as well as some ideas that can be further pursued.

Subfields: Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials, Materials Chemistry

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/3d781f0987f0c5443086e9349e53799bf9de5390

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• Single-Molecule Magnets: From Mn12-ac to dysprosium metallocenes, a travel in time (2021, background): “Moreover, the general necessity of miniaturizing magnetic devices leads to the possibility of studying SMMs for other emerging applications such as molecular spintronics [130,143], electronics [209] or magneto-optics [210].”