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Decoherence Tuning in Voltage-Driven Plasmonic Cavities
Strong light-matter coupling offers a powerful framework for modifying molecular structure, dynamics, and optical response, yet achieving this regime at the single-molecule level remains a central challenge. Scanning Tunneling Microscope Break Junctions (STM-BJ) provide a promising route by combinin
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