Over the last few decades, there has been a large growth in the development of technologies for neuroscience applications. The majority of these technologies rely on the separation of bio-particles and monitoring bioelectrical ...

The distributed manufacturing supply chain of Integrated Circuits (IC) introduces many vulnerabilities during IC's life cycle. An adversary in an untrusted foundry can exploit these weaknesses to design malicious hardware ...

An electronic nose (e-nose) is a biologically inspired device designed to mimic the operation of the olfactory system. The e-nose utilizes a chemical sensor array consisting of broadly responsive vapor sensors, whose ...

Decision guidance (DG) analytics systems are a class of decision support systems that are designed to provide decision-makers with actionable recommendations---courses of action that, if taken, would lead to optimized ...

Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) serve as the gold standard in researching and developing new therapeutics. A new treatment’s effectiveness is evaluated by comparing it to existing or standard treatment in an RCT. ...

Software is prone to contain bugs and vulnerabilities. To protect it, researchers normally go to a lower layer, such as protecting the applications from the kernel or protecting the operating systems from the hypervisor, ...

Cognitive radio is an emerging technology for sensing and opportunistic spectrum access in wireless communication networks. It allows a secondary user to detect under-utilized spectrum of a primary user and to dynamically ...

Developing agent behaviors is often a tedious, time-consuming task consisting of repeated code, test, and debug cycles. Despite the difficulties, complex agent behaviors have been developed, but they required significant ...

Recovering deleted information from storage drives is a long-standing problem. Prior research has approached information recovery by developing file-carving techniques. However, two issues present significant challenges ...

The objective of this work is to create a control mechanism for smooth operation of powered wheelchairs through speech recognition and humming detection. Users of wheelchairs are estimated to be about 200 million people ...