Mickaël Perrin

Prof. Mickaël Perrin is a Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering at ETH Zurich. His research focuses on low-dimensional quantum electronics, quantum heat engines, and machine learning. Prof. Perrin's work explores the intersection of quantum systems and advanced computational techniques. His profile page provides further details on his research and academic contributions.

Mickael L. Perrin is a researcher specializing in single-molecule electronics, graphene nanoribbons, and heat transport. His work explores the electrical properties of molecular junctions, including single-molecule transistors and diodes, with a focus on understanding conductance variations and negative differential conductance. He also investigates the role of anchoring groups in molecular electronics and applies machine learning to analyze break-junction measurements. His research includes the study of graphene-based devices, such as nanoribbon field-effect transistors and quantum dot formation, as well as the influence of chemical structure on conductance stability. Perrin's work contributes to the development of robust molecular devices and the understanding of vibrational modes in graphene nanoribbons.