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Research

We focus on the realization of brain-mimetic molecular system which is a new direction of molecular electronics, using assembling single and/or small-number of molecules.

Apparatus

Ultra-high vacuum and ambient controllable frequency-shift mode scanning probe microscopies, High-vacuum and low-temperature prober, Langmuir-Blodgett trough, Photoelectron spectrometer, Electrospray ionization mass spectrometer, Nanoprinter, and etc.

Welcome to Matsumoto Laboratory

Electron transfer is fundamental process in the wide-range fields of chemistry. Electron transfer plays key roles in plenty of chemical phenomena, such as redox of metal complexes, electrochemical reactions, photochemical reactions, photosynthesis, catalysis, metabolic processes in biological system and etc.
Recently, electron transfer through single molecule and small-number molecular system under solvent-free conditions have acquired importance with the development of nano-science and technology. Investigations of electron transfer for single molecular level requires to deal with electron tunneling and/or quantum conduction under strong electric field and/or nano-scale mechanical forces. Furthermore, fluctuation and localization effect increase in importance for the system consisting of small number of molecules.
We focus on the realization of brain-mimetic molecular system which is a new direction of molecular electronics, using assembling single and/or small-number of molecules. Our goal is inter-connection between chemical/physical properties of nano-scale molecular systems and electronic functions from the viewpoint of information processing using scanning probe microscopy and nano-scale electrodes.

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2017.07.15 Mr. Araki, Dr.Otsuka , and Prof.Matsumoto were performed prasentions at IPOE 2017
2017.07.07 Mr. Araki and Dr.Otsuka visited a group of Dr. Vincent of France CEA and held a seminar
2017.06.29 Workshop “Workshop on Molecular Architectonics – Toward Realization of Neuromorphic Computing by Nanomatrials” organized by our lab was held.
2017.06.28 Prof. Wilfred G. van der Wiel  (The Netherlands) visited our lab
2017.04.15 Dr. Gideon Issac Livshits joined our lab as JSPS Research Scholar

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2017.07.10 2017/7/10-13 Presentation in IPOE2017
2017.07.09 2017/7/10-13 Presentation in IPOE2017
2017.06.27 2017/6/28 Invited lecture in M&Be
2017.06.25 2017/6/26-28 Presentation in M&Be
2017.05.15 2017/5/16-19 Presentation in ISPM-2017

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