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Zijian Yan
The Advanced Side Channel Analysis of Cryptographic Devices
Catherine Gebotys
Yun-Qian Miao
Discriminative Density Ratio for Classification Domain Adaptation
Christopher Charles Scott
High spatial resolution direct conversion digital x-ray imaging using hybrid selenium-CMOS detectors
Karim Karim
Humayra Naosaba
Negative Material Inspired Microwave Water Heating System
Omar Ramahi
Alireza Mortezaei
Exploring the Tight Asymptotic Bounds of the Trade-off Between Query Anonymity & Communication Cost in Wireless Sensor Network
Mahesh Tripunitara and Gordon Agnew
Alireza Khosropour
Thin Film Silicon Based Near Infrared Photodetectors
Andrei Sazonov
Rushdi Shams, Ph.D. Researcher, Computational Linguistics Lab, Western University
Identification of Informativeness in Text using Natural Language Stylometry
Jinqiu Yang
Automated Patch Generation: Learning from History
Lin Tan
Dr. Joshua K. H. Wong
Manager, Antenna Design Team
BlackBerry
Characteristics Mode Based MIMO Antenna System Design
Steven Petten
Theoretical and Experimental Study to Improve Antenna Performance Using a Resonant Choke Structure
Safieddin Safavi-Naeini
Daniel Saari
Op Amp Design in Nanoscale Processes Using Fixed-Length Devices
David Nairn
What motivates student learning? Can instructors influence the motivation levels of their students?
Some theorists believe that motivation for learning is impacted by two factors:
1. Student beliefs about their ability to succeed in the learning task (expectancy)
Mark Stephen Dittmer
The UNIX Process Identity Crisis: A Standards-Driven Approach to Setuid
Mahesh Tripunitara
Uyxing Vongsaysy
Studies on processing additives introduced for increasing the efficiency of organic solar cells: their selections and their mechanistic effects
Hany Aziz
Adam John Neale
Design and Analysis of an Adjacent Multi-bit Error Correcting Code for Nanoscale SRAMs
Manoj Sachdev
Roberto Giacobazzi, University of Verona, Italy
Obscuring code – Unveiling and Veiling Information in Programs
Saeedeh Ghaffari
Characterization of Optically Sensitive Amorphous Selenium Photodetector for Indirect X-Ray Imaging
Karim Karim
Tianchi Ma
Christopher Backhouse
An Automated Hand-held RFLP-CE Diagnosis Device for point-of-care Applications
Micro-Total-Analysis-System (uTAS) for genetic diagnosis has a great potential to revolutionize the future of health care. However the lack of uTAS, which is fully integrated, mass-producible and application oriented, has delayed uTAS development in real life point-of-care applications.
Jagadish Ghimire
Revisiting Scheduling in Heterogeneous Networks When the Backhaul is Limited
Catherine Rosenberg
Adam John Neale
Design and Analysis of an Adjacent Multi-bit Error Correcting Code for Nanoscale SRAMs
Manoj Sachdev
Yasir Ali
Energy Performance Testing of Smartphones: A First Look at Energy Bugs in Mobile Devices
Naik, Kshirasagar
Professor Ashish Khisti
Coding for Real-Time Streaming Communication
A growing number of multimedia applications require transmission of a stream of source packets under strict delay constraints. It is well known that classical models in information theory do not provide useful guidelines for such systems. In this talk I will show how certain deterministic approximations to statistical channel models can lead to new insights into real-time streaming communications.
Pierce I-Jen Chuang
High-Performance, Energy-Efficient CMOS Arithmetic Circuits
Manoj Sachdev and Vincent Gaudet
Asmaa Abdallah
Security and Privacy in Smart Grid
Sherman Shen
Akramul Azim
Scheduling of Overload-Tolerant Computation and Multi-Mode Communication in Real-Time Systems
Sebastian Fischmeister
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Phone: (519) 888-4567
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