Satoshi Kaneko

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Munetaka Akita

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Tokyo Daigaku

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Tomoya Ono

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Kobe University

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Yuya Tanaka

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Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Kazuhito TSUKAGOSHI

National Institute for Materials Science

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Contact Geometry Selection in the Formation Process of a Single-Molecule Junction Elucidated by Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering Spectroscopy and I–V Measurements: Deliberate Control of Molecule–Electrode Interface for Molecular Electronics

Molecule‐Electrode Interfaces Controlled by Bulky Long‐Legged Ligands in Organometallic Molecular Wires

Intermolecular and Electrode-Molecule Bonding in a Single Dimer Junction of Naphthalenethiol as Revealed by Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering Combined with Transport Measurements

Dependence of Charge Transfer on the Adsorption Site at Metal–Molecule Interfaces: Implications for Single-Molecule Electronic Devices

Dependence of Charge Transfer on the Adsorption Site at Metal-Molecule Interfaces: Implications for Single-Molecule Electronic Devices

Molecule-Electrode Interfaces Controlled by Bulky Long-Legged Ligands in Organometallic Molecular Wires

Conductance Modulation in an ?-Terthiophene Molecular Junction Characterized by Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering

Conductance Modulation in an α-Terthiophene Molecular Junction Characterized by Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering

Unique Electrical Signature of Phosphate for Specific Single-Molecule Detection of Peptide Phosphorylation

Unique Electrical Signature of Phosphate for Specific Single-Molecule Detection of Peptide Phosphorylation

Principal Component Analysis of Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering Spectra Revealing Isomer-Dependent Electron Transport in Spiropyran Molecular Junctions: Implications for Nanoscale Molecular Electronics

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Munetaka Akita

Tomoya Ono

Yuya Tanaka

Kazuhito TSUKAGOSHI

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