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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"bi-directional communication"”.
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Interferometry-based Free Space Communication And Information Processing
… information processing and optical communications. A number of optical systems using interferometric techniques both in the optical and the electronic domains has been demonstrated in the filed of signal transmission and processing, optical metrology, defense, and physical sensors. …
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Fault-tolerant consensus in directed graphs and convex hull consensus
… problems under different fault models in communication networks that are modeled as arbitrary directed graphs, i.e., two pairs of nodes may not share a bi- directional communication channel, and not every pair of nodes may be able to communicate with each other directly or indirectly. We …
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Magnetless circulators based on linear time-varying circuits
… becomes crucial. For this reason, full‐duplex communication, which doubles the transmission rate over a certain bandwidth compared to currently deployed half-duplex radios by operating the uplink and the downlink simultaneously on the same frequency, has been brought back into the spotlight …
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THE MOLECULAR AND BEHAVIORAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MURINE CRE – LOXP SKELETAL MUSCLE SYNTHESIZED BDNF KNOCKOUT MODEL
… (msBDNF) is thought to facilitate the crucial bi-directional communication between the motor neuron and the muscle fibers it innervates. Since 2008, the Ottem Laboratory has investigated the role of msBDNF by employing Cre/LoxP recombinase technology to selectively delete the BDNF coding region …
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Diet Modifies the Neuroimmune System by Influencing Macrophage Activation
… as macrophages, produce cytokines that mediate communication of the peripheral immune status to the brain. This cytokine network establishes a bi-directional communication between the innate immune system and the central nervous system. Cytokine signaling in the brain leads to an organized …
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Perturbation training for human-robot teams
… deployed to work separately from people. Combining the strengths of humans and robots, however, can potentially lead to a stronger joint team. To have fluid human-robot collaboration, these teams must train to achieve high team performance and flexibility on new tasks. This requires a …
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Communication-Driven Robot Learning for Human-Robot Collaboration
… loop in a human-robot interaction: learning and communication. Learning derives robot behaviors from human inputs, and communication conveys information about the robot's learning to the human. This dissertation focuses on methods that enable robots to communicate their internal state clearly …
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Coupled resonator based wireless power transfer for bioelectronics
<p>Implantable and wearable bioelectronics provide the ability to monitor and modulate physiological processes. They represent a promising set of technologies that can provide new treatment for patients or new tools for scientific discovery, such as in long-term studies involving small animals. As …
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Characterising dysbiosis in Alzheimer’s disease utilising the APP/PS1 mouse model
The gut brain axis (GBA) is a bi-directional communication system between the gastrointestinal tract (GI) and the brain. Correct functioning of the GBA is essential to human health and its dysfunction has been widely implicated in a variety of diseases including, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), …
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An Organizational Analysis of Publishing the People's Code
… (OSS). The federal government has the responsibility to account for public spending, including spending for IT. The publication of OSS is one way the public can know about government spending. OSS additionally benefits the public by providing access to code, thus, making it the "People's Code." …
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Characterising the crosstalk between pancreatic fibroblasts and group 2 innate lymphoid cells in pancreatic homeostasis, inflammation, and neoplasia
… the pancreas and defined the mechanisms of their bi-directional communication in homeostatic, inflamed, and neoplastic states. The majority of pancreatic ILC2s were localised together with a subset of *Pi16<sup>+</sup>Ly6c1<sup>+</sup>Dpp4<sup>+</sup>Il33<sup>+</sup>* fibroblasts within an …
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Neurobiological effects of food fermentation-derived metabolites for metabolic and mental health
… gastrointestinal tract including the gut microbiome, the nervous system, immune system and hormonal system. Each of these play essential roles in the bi-directional communication pathway of the microbiota-gut-brain axis. Interactions between our food and this axis can potentially influence …
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Design, development and evaluation of a high spatial density CMOS chip for bidirectional communication with electrogenic cells
… in our institute with the aim of establishing a bio-electronic interface with electrically active cells. A measurement and control setup consisting of electronic components responsible for the control of the chips as well as the digitizazion and processing of the data they provide has also been …