The NTD Nanoscope: potential applications and implementations

Brain-Computer Interfaces: Towards Practical Implementations and Potential Applications

Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) are systems that use brain signals (electric, magnetic, metabolic) to control external devices such as computers, switches, wheelchairs, or neuroprosthesis. While BCI research hopes to create new communication channels for disabled or elderly persons using their brain signals, recently efforts have been focused on developing potential applications in rehabilitat...

FLAPW: applications and implementations.

Modern material design involves a close collaboration between experimental and computational materials scientists. To be useful, the theory must be able to accurately predict the stability and properties of new materials, describe the physics of the experiments, and be applicable to new and complex structures-the all-electron full-potential linearized augmented plane wave (FLAPW) is one such me...

Nanoscope based on nanowaveguides.

The far field spatial resolution of conventional optical lenses is of the order of the wavelength of light, due to loss in the far field of evanescent, near electromagnetic field components. We show that subwavelength details can be restored in the far field with an array of divergent nanowaveguides, which map the discretized, subwavelength image of an object into a magnified image observable w...

Vlsi Watermark Implementations and Applications

This paper presents an up to date review of digital watermarking (WM) from a VLSI designer point of view. The reader is introduced to basic principles and terms in the field of image watermarking. It goes through a brief survey on WM theory, laying out common classification criterions and discussing important design considerations and trade-offs. Elementary WM properties such as robustness, com...

Far-field superlens - Optical nanoscope