Ryo Yamada

Associate Professor

Osaka University

Japan

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Ryo Yamada is an Associate Professor at Osaka University, Japan. His research interests encompass nanotechnology and materials science, specifically focusing on magnetoresistance in molecular junctions, heat transfer in nanogaps, and physical reservoir computing with solar cell technology. Recent publications highlight his work on the quantized Seebeck coefficient in nanowires and advancements in electrical conductance measurements in DNA duplexes.

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Yoshiyuki Tanaka

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Tokushima University

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Magnetoresistance in Au/1,4-benzene-dithiol/Au and Au/1,4-benzene-dimethanethiol/Au single-molecule junctions

Phonon induced near-field effects on heat transfer across nanogap electrodes

Physical reservoir computing with visible-light signals using dye-sensitized solar cells

Quantized Seebeck coefficient of quasi-ballistic gold nanowires

Corrigendum: Physical reservoir computing with visible-light signals using dye-sensitized solar cells [Appl. Phys. Express 17 097001 (2024)]

Magnetoresistance originated from the Au/S interface in Au/1,6-hexanedithiol/Au single-molecule junctions at room temperature

Two-dimensional binary-coded coordinate markers for fabricating nanodevices

Improving Intramolecular Hopping Charge Transport via Periodical Segmentation of π-Conjugation in a Molecule

Electrical conductance measurement of HgII-mediated DNA duplex in buffered aqueous solution

Mechanical switching of current–voltage characteristics in spiropyran single-molecule junctions

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Yoshiyuki Tanaka

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