Investigation of pressure-induced superconductivity in molecular ultra-thin-film systems

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In order to explore superconducting phases, hydrostatic pressure was applied to the molecular ultra-thin films fabricated by the Langmuir-Blodgett (LB) technique, which utilizes an anisotropic interface absorption phenomenon. The resistance at room temperature of an LB film based on a dithiolene complex tends to decrease with increasing pressure. Although the pressure-induced superconductivity has not yet been realized, it has been strongly suggested that the application of pressure is also an effective method in the research field of ultra-thin molecular systems.