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The authors of a Computer article from 2002 reflect on their proposal to use networks on chips to address scalable communications on silicon VLSI chips. ...

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Multilevel-cell phase-change memory

Aravinthan Athmanathan

In the modern digital era of big data applications, there is an ever-increasing demand for higher memory capacity that is both reliable and cost effective. In the domain of non-volatile memory systems, Flash-based storage devices have dominated the consume ...

EPFL2016

On-chip synthesis of fine-tuned bone-seeking hybrid nanoparticles

Philippe Renaud, Arnaud Bertsch, Mohammad Mahdi Hasani-Sadrabadi, Morteza Mahmoudi

Aims: Here we report a one-step approach for reproducible synthesis of finely tuned targeting multifunctional hybrid nanoparticles (HNPs). Materials & methods: A microfluidic-assisted method was employed for controlled nanoprecipitation of bisphosphonate-c ...

Future Medicine Ltd2015

Site-controlled quantum dots coupled to a photonic crystal molecule

Elyahou Kapon, Alok Rudra, Benjamin Dwir, Pascal Gallo, Clément William Tendaï Jarlov, Milan Calic, Bruno Marie Dominique Rigal

Two site-controlled quantum dots (QDs) were integrated in a photonic crystal molecule (PCM) formed by L3 nanocavities. A statistical analysis of the coupled cavity modes demonstrated the formation of bonding and anti-bonding delocalized PCM states. Exciton ...

American Institute of Physics2015

Multimedia resources: An information model and its application to an MPEG2 video codec

Jean-Pierre Hubaux

Still today, diagnosing a problem with multimedia resources, such as video and sound cards, is insufficiently automated. These resources therefore cannot be accurately managed. One reason for this is the lack of their thorough modeling. In this paper, we f ...

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