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Nanocell Logic Gates For Molecular Computing


Molecular electronics seeks to build computational systems, both memory and
logic, wherein individual or small collections of molecules serve as discrete device
components. Potential advantages of molecular electronic systems could be many-fold
including reducing the complexity and cost of current integrated circuit fabrication
technologies, reducing heat generation by using only a few electrons per bit of
information, and providing a route to meet the ever-continu ....etc

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INTRODUCTION

Will silicon technology become obsolete in future like the value technology done about 50 years ago? Scientists and technologists working in anew field of electronics, known as molecular electronics is a relatively new field, which emerged as an important area of research only in the 1980 s. It was through the efforts of late professor Carter of the U.S.A that the field was born.

Conventional electronics technology is much indebted to the integrated circuit (IC) technology. IC technology is one of the important aspects tha ....etc

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The interface between different fields is believed to be fertile ground for breakthrough research. The interface between the emerging fields of biotechnology and nanotechnology is particularly interesting. The possibilities for new fruit are diverse: biotechnology offers new approaches for self-assembly of structures at the nanoscale, while nanotechnology offers new methods for probing and accessing biological systems. In this talk, I will discuss research in this new frontier in my group, including 1) self-assembly of 2D nanocomponent arrays b ....etc

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A THEORETICAL APPROACH TO MOLECULAR LEVEL QUANTUM COMPUTING
ABSTRACT:
In this paper we are extending the boundaries of quantum registers which forms the basis for future quantum computing. The atomic excitation and relaxation paves the way for replacing the old conventional bits by qubits. Our paper elaborates the idea of implementing the molecular transistors without affecting molecular coherent property, which will be a pathway to the quantum computer castle, using nitrogen induced diamond as a temporary RAM. The experi ....etc

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Bio-molecular Computing
.CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
Computer chip manufactures are furiously racing to make the next microprocessor that will topple speed records. Sooner or later, though, this competition is bound to hit a wall. Microprocessor made of silicon will eventually reach their limits of speed and miniaturization. Chip makers need a new material to produce faster computing speeds.
You won t believe where scientists have found the new material they need to build the next generation of microproces ....etc

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I am Thushara Chandran..B.tch 7th semester ec student studying in Cusat,ekm..I am interested to do a seminar on the topic NANOCELL LOGIC GATES FOR MOLECULAR COMPUTING..I got some information about this topic from your site..But I couldn't find any ppt on this topic..So please send the ppt on the topic NANOCELL LOGIC GATES FOR MOLECULAR COMPUTING.. I want more information also..

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This article is presented by:
NEIL C. JONES AND PAVEL A. PEVZNER

BIOINFORMATICS ALGORITHMS

INTRODUCTION
Imagine Alice, Bob, and two piles of ten rocks. Alice and Bob are bored one Saturday afternoon so they play the following game. In each turn a player may either take one rock from a single pile, or one rock from both piles. Once the rocks are taken, they are removed from play; the player that takes the last rock wins the game. Alice ....etc

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