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URL:https://murmitoyen.com/events/vanille/udem/detail/725701-conference-du-
 professeur-stephen-j-loeb-windsor
LOCATION:Université de Montréal - Pavillon Claire-McNicoll\, 2900\, chemi
 n de la Tour\, Montréal\, QC\, Canada\, H3T 1J6
SUMMARY:Conférence du Professeur Stephen. J. Loeb (Windsor)
DESCRIPTION:Titre: Organizing Mechanically Interlocked Molecules to Functio
 n Inside Metal-organic Frameworks
\nEndroit : Pavillon Claire Mc-Nicoll\, 
 salle Z-215 à 9 h 30
\nHôte : Andreea Schmitzer
\nCette conférence 
 sera prononcée (en anglais )par le Professeur Stephen. J. Loeb du dép
 artement de chimie de l'Université de Windsor.
\nRésumé: Artificial mol
 ecular switches and machines (see 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry) based on 
 the relative motion of the components of mechanically interlocked molecule
 s (MIMs) are most often devices that operate in solution where they are ra
 ndomly dispersed and their motion incoherent. In order to create ultra-den
 se molecular-based memory or control electronic properties of materials at
  the molecular level\, these tiny devices structures need to be organized 
 in a predictable and orderly manner. One way to achieve a higher level of 
 molecular organization and coherency would be to precisely place the “so
 ft” dynamic molecular components that undergo motion (e.g. rotation or t
 ranslation) into the pores of metal organic framework (MOF) materials. In 
 this way\, the “soft” MIM would be clearly separated from the “hard
 ” structural skeleton of the MOF that holds it in place.
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