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Software Support for Non-Volatile Memory (NVM) Programming

Linking electronic structure calculations to generalized stacking fault energies in multicomponent alloys

Comparison of Subword Segmentation Methods for Open-vocabulary ASR using a Difficulty Metric

The Inherent Cost of Remembering Consistently

The Inherent Cost of Remembering Consistently

Closing the Performance Gap Between Volatile and Persistent Key-Value Stores Using Cross-Referencing Logs

Rebasing I/O for Scientific Computing: Leveraging Storage Class Memory in an IBM BlueGene/Q Supercomputer

Querying Persistent Graphs using Solid State Storage

Path Processing using Solid State Storage

A New FFT-Based Algorithm for Secondary Code Acquisition for Galileo Signals

Comparison of Subword Segmentation Methods for Open-vocabulary ASR using a Difficulty Metric

Querying Persistent Graphs using Solid State Storage

The Inherent Cost of Remembering Consistently

A New FFT-Based Algorithm for Secondary Code Acquisition for Galileo Signals

Software Support for Non-Volatile Memory (NVM) Programming

Path Processing using Solid State Storage

The Inherent Cost of Remembering Consistently

Closing the Performance Gap Between Volatile and Persistent Key-Value Stores Using Cross-Referencing Logs

Linking electronic structure calculations to generalized stacking fault energies in multicomponent alloys

Rebasing I/O for Scientific Computing: Leveraging Storage Class Memory in an IBM BlueGene/Q Supercomputer