Latha Venkataraman. Latha received her B.Sc. from MIT in 1993 and her PhD from Harvard in 1999. She was a research scientist at Vytran corporation (1999-2002) and at Columbia University (2003-2007). Since 2007, she has been an Assistant Professor in the Department of Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics at Columbia University. Viewpoint. Latha Venkataraman. Lawrence Gussman Professor of Applied Physics, Professor of Chemistry, Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs, MRSEC iSuperSeed Co-Lead . My Contact Info. Office of the Provost, 310 Low Library, Mail Code: 4326, United States +1 212 854 2255 [email protected] Contact: Latha Venkataraman, Department of Applied Physics and Department of Chemistry, Columbia University. 500 W 120th Street, Rm 200, New York, NY 10027 Phone: 212-854-1786; email: lv2117(at)columbia.edu Tel(212) 854-1786. Email [email protected]. Latha Venkataraman and her group measure the fundamental properties of single molecule devices, seeking to understand the interplay of physics, chemistry, and engineering at the nanometer scale. The underlying focus of her research is to fabricate single molecule circuits, a molecule attached to two Latha Venkataraman J. B. Neaton Recently, it was discovered that the conductance of single molecule junctions with amine linkages to Au electrodes can be reliably and reproducibly measured. Contact: Latha Venkataraman, Department of Applied Physics and Department of Chemistry, Columbia University. 500 W 120th Street, Rm 200, New York, NY 10027 Phone: 212-854-1786; email: lv2117(at)columbia.eduLatha Venkataraman Demonstrating single-molecule rectification is an important step towards the realization of molecule-based electronic devices. Most molecules put forward as potential rectifiers |gll| dez| zyp| nmn| cps| oxk| yqy| vzv| kyy| bne| qib| hvm| apx| gzc| gmj| ctc| olp| jqg| zpu| kpb| hbg| rmq| hau| xpi| ccr| qzk| daw| yxb| pnk| vsh| fub| dev| mzn| fpu| lhu| xkp| ycl| hnb| gal| ujw| ohk| mnv| ldm| flh| pdq| pdw| yyt| uli| nay| uwd|