The Nachwuchsgruppe "Molecular Computing" started on January 2003 within a large grant initiative of the Volkswagen Foundation. (Room: Phys 4.1.13, University of Regensburg)As in the lines of the Foundation policy, our research activity has been (very positively!) evaluated in the middle of the granting period.

review panel

• Dr. Anja Fließ (VolkswagenStiftung, Hannover)
• Dr. Franz Dettenwanger (VolkswagenStiftung, Hannover)
• Prof. Dr. Peter Hänggi (Universität Augsburg)
• Prof. Dr. Ingrid Mertig (Universität Halle)
• Prof. Dr. Gerd Schön (Universität Karsruhe)

agenda

posters:

overview poster of our group activity)
Research line A: bioelectronics
A0: overview poster A1: Signatures of dissipative and vibron-assisted transport in DNA molecular wires ( A2: STM imaging and spectroscopy of linear molecules
Research line B: nanotubes
B0: overview poster B1: Defective transport properties of three-terminal carbon nanotube junctions B2: Vibrational effects in the linear conductance of carbon nanotubes B3: Contact dependence of carrier injection in carbon nanotubes: An ab initio study B4: Hofstadter butterflies of carbon nanotubes B5: Scaling law for the conductance of gold nanotubes
Research line C: molecular junctions
C0: overview poster C1: Effects of chemical substitution on quantum transport through single aromatic molecules C2: Quantum transport through single azobenzene molecules: contact effects

links:

contacts	accommodations and secretariat (Ms. Angela Reisser) all the rest (Giovanni Cuniberti)
how to reach the university ITP	general infos arriving by plane (munich-airport) taxi from the main station: ask for the University, Physics Building, timetables: railways, taxi, call +49 (0)941 -19410 -52052 -57000 -22221 maps > regensburg and the university campus campus map with the institute for theoretical physics
hotel	Grand Hotel Orphée
regensburg	regensburg and its university http://www.regensburg.de/