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Jeremiah Johnson

Philadelphia, Savannah
As seen in: Medium, Arthritis & Rheumatology, Bloomberg CityLab, Color Research & Application, Daily Mail, HuffPost, Nature, The Guardian, Wiley Online Library, Cambridge University Press & Assessment and
Covers:  finance, business, investigative, general assignment
Marketing Analyst @ Venture 3 Systems. Studied economics @ Armstrong State University (Following/followers do not imply endorsements).

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Self-assembled contacts for high-yield molecular devices

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By Sarah Spector, Peter F. Satterthwaite, Eduard O. Bobylev, Kieran Dunn, Weikun Zhu, Jinwoo Sim, Jeremiah Johnson, Farnaz Niroui, Teddy Hsieh
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Abstract With their atomic precision and synthetically tailorable properties, molecules offer new possibilities for emerging computing, sensing, optical and quantum technologies. However, the scalable, damage-free integration of molecules into active devices with atomic-scale control remains a critical challenge due to incompatibility with existing top-down fabrication processes.
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“Obsession” and the horror of losing yourself

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By Jeremiah Johnson
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The Argument is thrilled to announce that Jeremiah Johnson is joining our growing editorial team as a staff writer. If you’ve been reading us, you already know his work.
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Sometimes you have to hurt people

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By Jeremiah Johnson
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Phoebe Bridgers recently announced that her upcoming tour would feature “no phones” at all shows. Fans would be required to leave phones at home or lock them in Yondr pouches for the duration of the show. While many fans expressed excitement and viewed the move positively, other fans went ballistic at the thought of not being able to use their phones.
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