Richard A. Kiehl
ABSTRACT
Arrays of simple, nanoscale components are promising for future information processing circuitry. Large arrays could provide high functionality by exploiting the nonlinear dynamics of locally connected components, while circumventing nanoscale power dissipation and interconnect limits. To realize such a paradigm shift, however, many new physical design and system-level issues must be addressed. Here, I will describe 1) results on DNA-directed assembly of components in 2D arrays, 2) the search for electrically active molecular components and 3) schemes for information processing in arrays of simple nanoscale components.
- Chua, L. O. Nonlinear circuit foundations for nanodevices, part I: The four-element torus. Proceedings of the IEEE, 91 (11). 1830--1859.Google Scholar
- Kiehl, R. A. Nanoparticle electronic architectures assembled by DNA. J. Nanopart. Res., 2. 331--332.Google Scholar
- Le, J. D., He, Y., Hoye, T. R., Mead, C. C. and Kiehl, R. A. Negative differential resistance in a bilayer molecular junction. Applied Physics Letters, 83 (26). 5518--5520.Google Scholar
- Le, J. D., Pinto, Y., Seeman, N. C., Musier-Forsyth, K., Taton, T. A. and Kiehl, R. A. DNA-templated self-assembly of metallic nanocomponent arrays on a surface. Nano Lett., 4 (12). 2343--2347.Google Scholar
- Le, J. D., Pinto, Y., Seeman, N. C., Musier-Forsyth, K., Taton, T. A. and Kiehl, R. A. DNA-templated self-assembly of metallic nanocomponent arrays on a surface. Nano Letters, 4 (12). 2343--2347.Google Scholar
- Li, T. and Kiehl, R. A. Operating regimes for multi-valued single-electron tunneling logic. J. Appl. Phys.Google Scholar
- Pinto, Y. Y., Le, J. D., Seeman, N. C., Musier-Forsyth, K., Taton, T. A. and Kiehl, R. A. Sequence-encoded self-assembly of multiple-nanocomponent arrays by 2D DNA scaffolding. Nano Lett., 5 (12). 2399--2402.Google Scholar
- Yang, T., Kiehl, R. A. and Chua, L. O. Tunneling phase logic cellular nonlinear networks. International Journal of Bifurcation & Chaos in Applied Sciences & Engineering, 11 (12). 2895--2911.Google Scholar
Index Terms
- Information processing in nanoscale arrays: DNA assembly, molecular devices, nano-array architectures
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