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1 Eide, Eric NormanSecure disk scrubbing in a large-scale automated testbed2010-02-26
2 Ricci, RobertA survey of computing migration2010-02-26
3 Thulasinathan, Aravindan; Pascucci, Valerio; Tierny, JulienTopology Based Surface Meshing and MorphingMorphing is a seamless transition from one image to the other, used in animation and motion pictures. Mesh Parameterization used in this process is a fundamental tool used for domain remeshing. In case of 2-manifolds for example, most approaches require that the input mesh be cut into one or mor...2010-10-06
4 Vardhan, AvantikaSegmenting the Invisible : Processing 4D Image Data2012
5 Chatterjee, Niladrish; Balasubramonian, Rajeev; Davis, Alan L.Rethinking DRAM design and organization for energy-constrained multicoresDRAM vendors have traditionally optimized for low cost and high performance, often making design decisions that incur energy penalties. For example, a single conventional DRAM access activates thousands of bitlines in many chips, to return a single cache line to the CPU. The other bits may be access...DRAM power consumption; Data-center power; Multicore memory; Trapeze Interactive Poster2010-03-15
6 Crespo, Jose GuillermoOlfactory modulation of pre-flight shivering behavior in male mothsIn nocturnal moths olfaction is the predominant sensory modality shaping many of the adult animal?s activities, including reproduction. A two-component pheromone blend is sufficient to elicit the typical zigzag upwind flight behavior in Helicoverpa zea males. However, before flight can be initiated,...thermoregulation, warm-up, flight, sex pheromone, Noctuidae, insect Department: Biology2011-01-02
7 Nguyen, Tuyet Le Thanh; Gowen, Sean Michael; Hughen, Ronald; Light, Alan R.RNA amplification of dorsal root ganglion neurons retrogradely labeled with Di-I signaling chronic pain and fatigueIn muscles, there are neurons of groups III and IV that correspond to two kinds of afferents or nerves. In previous studies regarding the responses of these afferents in skeletal muscle, singe mechanical stimuli evoked responses. Chemical stimuli are equally important, as they are responsible for ...RNA amplification; DRG neurons; Di-I; Chronic fatigue; Trapeze Interactive poster2010-03-15
8 Johnson, Robert R.Patterns of patternsPurpose of this Poster is to demonstrate that it takes the patterns of values in all the many dimensions to place each patient in the final patterns shown in each of the 5 charts. The final patterns determine the ability of each technology to identify or distinguish patients in each class. It is p...Gene patterns; Colon cancer; Trapeze Interactive poster2010-03-15
9 Kasera, Sneha K.; Patwari, NealMobility Assisted Secret Key GenerationSignature Based Key Generation. Wireless link signature; multiple paths caused by radio waves; their measurements are good signatures of links; link signatures measured almost symmetrically at two ends of wireless link, but cannot be measured from another location; use for secret key establishment;...
10 Borodai, Anastasia S.C-F bond activationActivation of Carbon-Fluorine Bonds in 2', 3', 4', 5', 6'-Pentafluoroacetophenone through a Transition Metal Complex- Manganese PentacarbonylCarbon; Fluorine; Bond; Activation2014-05-30
11 Mo, WenjingInstitutionalization among the elderly in Japan and China: a comparative study2013 Center on Aging Poster Retreat2013
12 Reimherr, Frederick W.Neuropsychological functioning and OROS® methylphenidate in an Adult Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) populationObjective: Neuropsychological tests have been used in attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) to compare ADHD patients with normal subjects, to assess drug-placebo differences in clinical trials and to identify appropriate medication levels via test dose paradigms. While clinical studies h...Trapeze Interactive Poster2010-03-15
13 Robison, Reid Justin; Marchant, Barrie K.; Reimherr, Frederick W.Gender differences in ADHD adults during clinical trials with atomoxetineIntroduction: Patients with ADHD exhibit several consistent gender differences, a male preponderance and more males with externalizing disorders (conduct and oppositional defiant disorder). Objective: To examine gender differences in a very large clinical trial of adults with ADHD. Methods: ...Trapeze Interactive Poster
14 Reimherr, Frederick W.Gender differences in adults with ADHD, pretreatment and following treatment with atomoxetine under double-blind conditionsBoys more frequently have externalizing disorders (conduct and oppositional defiant disorder). Girls are more frequently inattentive type with increased internalizing disorders. NIMH-sponsored, multicenter MTA Study did not show these differences. This study explored gender differences in a clini...Trapeze Interactive Poster
15 Sudan, KshitijUnderstanding the behavior of Pthread applications on non-uniform cache architecturesWhy is it important? As number of cores in a processor scale up, caches would become banked Keeps individual look-up time small. Allows parallel accesses by different cores. Present shared programming model assumes a flat memory. Unaware application can have sub-optimal performance Conclusion ...Computer architecture, compiler analysis, NUCA caches2011-10-08
16 Bonella, Barrett Albert TroyPodcasts in higher educationTechnology is increasingly becoming a part of everyday life. Some technologies traditionally used for entertainment are now becoming the center of focus in academic circles. One such technology is the podcast, an audio file that is typically free and consists of individuals speaking on different t...TA Scholars; podcasts; Trapeze Interactive Poster2010-05-27
17 Paiva, MarieCharles Darwin Library ExhibitPhotograph of a display case in the Marriott Library highlighting the anniversary of Charles Darwin's 200th birthday.Charles Darwin birthday2009
18 Kentor, Jeffrey D.Position in the World Economy 1820-20072011
19 Jenson, Justin Michael; Bock, Susan C.Mitigating spinal cord injuryHow would your life change if you became one of the 15,000 Americans to suffer a spinal cord injury this year? Trauma to the spinal cord causes immediate loss of function below the level of the injury. Then, in the hours and days after the accident, the body's secondary injury response may extend ...Trapeze Interactive Poster2010-03-15
20 Joshi, Sarang; Venkatasubramanian, SureshMatching shapes using the current distanceCurrent Distance: It was introduced by Vaillant and Glaunès as a way of comparing shapes (point sets, curves, surfaces). This distance measure is defined by viewing a shape as a linear operator on a k-form field, and constructing a (dual) norm on the space of shapes. Shape Matching: Given two s...
21 Ecsedy, Kathryn Lyn; Harvey, Ian R.The artistic applications of M.E.M.S.: gallery on a chipOur research explored the crossroads between art and science to create tiny devices known as MEMS (Micro Electrical Mechanical Systems). These artistic devices are powered by micro charge-pumped actuation of electrons in a scanning electron microscope, utilizing a phenomenon once considered an irri...Artistic applications; MEMS; Micro Electrical Mechanical Systems; Kinetic micro sculpture; Micro charge pump actuation; Trapeze Interactive Poster2010-03-15
22 Li, Peng; Regehr, JohnT-check: bug finding for sensor networksA safety property is true if something bad never happens. If any state in an execution violates the safety property, the entire execution violates that property. A liveness property holds if something good will eventually happen. An execution satisfies a liveness property if the execution will en...2010-02-26
23 Regehr, John; Pagariya, Rohit PannalaljiDirect equivalence testingTesting embedded software is difficult. • Further complicated by presence of memory and type safety errors in software. • Compiler contain various known bugs. Developers are skeptical to upgrade the compilers. • Is your embedded software affected by memory safety and compilation erro...
24 Collins, Zachary J.; Poelzing, StevenCharacterization of a four-camera ratiometric optical mapping systemElectrical activity precedes calcium mediated heart contractions. Optical mapping takes advantage of minimally invasive fluorescent molecular probes to image both electrical and calcium activity. These molecular probes allow for ratiometric imaging. We characterize a four camera system capable of...Optical mapping; Ratiometric imaging; Di-4-ANEPPS; Indo-1; Trapeze Interactive Poster2010-03-15
25 Wei, Y. H. DennisMulti-scale regional inequality in Guangdong, China2011
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