September 2018 Issue
Research Highlights
Recently, dramatic increases in the volume of internet traffic has become a serious problem for routers due to strict demands for high throughput. To make matters worse, it is reported that the total power consumption of network devices is expected to reache several percentage of the total power generated in the world. Hence routers must achieve higher throughput with lower power consumption.
The human body is actuated by many muscles and the central nervous system (CNS) has to control such a redundant system. To simplify the control problem, the CNS controls the muscle synergy that is a functional group of some muscles. The muscle synergy hypothesis has been supported by many studies of electrophysiology and computational neuroscience.
Quaternion neural networks (QNNs) achieve high accuracy in polarimetric synthetic aperture radar classification by working in Poincare-sphere-parameter space.
Research Highlights Archives
June 2018
- Photonics research: Controlling photons with a photon
- Innovative photovoltaic materials: CsSn1-xPbxI3 nanocrystals as phase-stable perovskites
- Technology for visualizing flow of blood to aid neurosurgery in the human brain
- Computational intelligence-inspired clustering in Multi-access Vehicular Networks
March 2018
- Aurora-induced atmospheric composition change: Global sodium variation revealed by optical spectroscopic observations from the space
- Developing Robots That Can Learn Like Humans
- Electron transfer and oxidative damage in DNA under biomimetic crowding environment
December 2017
- Hierarchical Opportunistic Routing with Moderate Clustering for Ad Hoc Networks
- Kerr-lens mode-locked Tm doped sesquioxides laser in-band pumped by an Er:Yb fiber MOPA 1.6 μm
- Geospatial information extraction from SNS: Who said what from where!
- Information science offers insights into the performance of pianist: Efficiently reading piano musical scores by analyzing geometrical information in musical notes
September 2017
- Radar for environmental monitoring: New algorithms for high speed and low cost 3D imaging
- Astronomical spectroscopy in a laboratory: Direct and accurate measurements of electron densities of plasmas
- Laser science: Innovative solid state lasers with Yb3+-doped CaF2 - LaF3 ceramic gain media
- Two dimensional materials: Advanced molybdenum selenide near infrared phototransistors
- Nanophotonics: Integrating nanocavities into optical fibers with femtosecond laser ablation
June 2017
- Prosthetic limbs made user-friendly with polymer based elastic sensors.
- Digital to analog convertors generate bipolar voltages when coupled to a polarity switchable double flux amplifier
- Inference of Bayesian networks made fast and easy using an extended depth-first search algorithm
- Robotic vision sensors based on light sensitive bacterial proteins
March 2017
- Nanoparticle-polymer composites boost holographic data prospects
- Relativistic effects pack a punch in high-temperature plasma collisions
- Spectrometry: Miniaturising near-infrared devices
- Hybrid rockets: Optimizing performance using design informatics
December 2016
- Network traffic anomaly detection - machine learning
- Coding theorem defines decoding error capacity for general scenarios
- Engineering: Improvements to a decision-making algorithm
- Speech signal processing: Enhancing voice conversion models
September 2016
- Quantum computing: Trapping single atoms in a uniform fashion
- Physiology: Cell pH regulation revealed
- Neurology: A closer look at walking control
- Space physics: Confirming the structure and shape of polar cap patches
June 2016
- Bose-Einstein condensates miscibility properties reveal surprises
- Brain diseases: Unlocking potential from MRI data
- Auditory systems: Modelling bats' information processing
March 2016
- Graph-based data mining reveals patterns in learning space use
- Task allocation: Computing the logistics of snow-plowing
- Metal mesh filters: Calculating pressure drop
- Environmentally friendly refrigerant measures up
December 2015
- Wireless transceivers: Hardware still limits the unlimited
- Walking control: Influence of lower limb co-ordination
- Snake robot range-sensing control system avoids tail-end collisions
- Random additions efficiently anonymize large data sets
September 2015
- Nanowire quantum dot solar cells: oxide layer boosts performance
- Motor behaviour: understanding the jerks that lurk in smooth movements
June 2015
- Star formation: Exotic chemistry
- Physics of semi-metals: Insights into electron transport in bismuth
- Multiterminal source coding: deciphering noisy observations
March 2015
- Quantum optics: Understanding spectral properties of broadband biphotons
- Motor memory: the long and short of it
- Human Interface: Virtual robotization for human limbs
December 2014
- Next generation mobile communications: World's first successful use of an electric circuit to compensate for distortions in electric signals due to heat
- Magnetic vortices: Controlling core switching in Pac-man disks
- Underwater robotics: Analyzing the propulsion of a soft robotic fish
- Artificial intelligence: Brain-training for baseball robot
September 2014
- Silicon nanophotonics: controlling photoluminescence for better devices
- Micromanipulators: Taking the future in hand
- Depth perception - understanding ambiguities
- Internet protocol networks: Optimizing link reinforcements
June 2014
- Pharmacophores: The future of drug discovery
- Hybrid solar cells: The Mechanism of dyeing for greater efficiency
- Control systems: Fuzzy features
- Optical signal processing: Neater networks