We describe a versatile portable prototype device for electrical measurements of “soft” materials. It consists of a custom-made micromanipulator and a gas-tight syringe to hold a mercury mini-drop to make reliable and controllable electrical contacts with solid-state materials of interest. Compared with the conventional method (deposition of thin metal films under vacuum), the proposed experimental approach is simpler and more cost-effective.
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