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Translating innovation with information infrastructures: the case of TED as a valuation device

Gianluigi Viscusi, Heidi Christina Gautschi

This article aims to investigate the TED infrastructure for translating Science and Technology (S&T) projects (Callon, 1981, 1986; Law, 2006). The analysis uses the concepts of recognition (Honneth, 2012) and the public sphere as interpretative lenses for ...

2015

Noise analysis of genome-scale protein synthesis using a discrete computational model of translation

Vassily Hatzimanikatis, Julien Racle, Adam Stefaniuk

Noise in genetic networks has been the subject of extensive experimental and computational studies. However, very few of these studies have considered noise properties using mechanistic models that account for the discrete movement of ribosomes and RNA pol ...

Amer Inst Physics2015

Crowdsourcing Microdata for Cost-Effective and Reliable Lexicography

Martin Benjamin

Lexicography has long faced the challenge of having too few specialists to document too many words in too many languages with too many linguistic features. Great dictionaries are invariably the product of many person-years of labor, whether the lifetime wo ...

2015

Interoperation between Miniboxing and Other Generics Translations

Milos Stojanovic

Generics allow programmers to design algorithms and data structures that operate in the same way regardless of the data used by abstracting over data types. Generics are useful as they improve the programmer’s productivity by raising the level of abstracti ...

2015

Discourse-level features for statistical machine translation

Thomas Meyer

Machine Translation (MT) has progressed tremendously in the past two decades. The rule-based and interlingua approaches have been superseded by statistical models, which learn the most likely translations from large parallel corpora. System design does not ...

EPFL2015

Probing Rotational and Translational Diffusion of Nanodoublers in Living Cells on Microsecond Time Scales

Sylvie Roke, Aleksandra Radenovic, Carlos Alberto Macias Romero, Fabrizia Dutto, Vitalijs Zubkovs, Marie Eve Pascale Didier, Lucas Delannoy

Nonlinear microscopes have seen an increase in popularity in the life sciences due to their molecular and structural specificity, high resolution, large penetration depth, and volumetric imaging capability. Nonetheless, the inherently weak optical signals ...

American Chemical Society2014

Protein synthesis - computational modeling and experimental integration

Vassily Hatzimanikatis, Julien Racle

Proteins are among the central elements in every living cell as these ultimately determine how the cell functions. The protein abundances can be regulated at many levels, such as transcription, translation and degradation. As the complexity increases when ...

2014

Mathematical models and computational methods for the analysis of genome-scale protein synthesis

Julien Racle

Proteins are a ubiquitous and indispensable element for every living organism, from simple bacteria to mammals. Already in the simplest organisms, there exist some thousands of different protein species that take up a great variety of structures, and thus ...

EPFL2014

Automatic Speech Recognition and Translation of a Swiss German Dialect: Walliserdeutsch

Philip Neil Garner, David Imseng, Thomas Meyer

Walliserdeutsch is a Swiss German dialect spoken in the south west of Switzerland. To investigate the potential of automatic speech processing of Walliserdeutsch, a small database was collected based mainly on broadcast news from a local radio station. Exp ...

2014

Architecture Internalisation in BIP

Joseph Sifakis, Simon Bliudze

We consider two approaches for building component-based systems, which we call respectively architecture-based and architecture-agnostic. The former consists in describing coordination constraints in a purely declarative manner through parameterizable glue ...

ACM2014

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