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ORCIDNANOCOM 2016: New York, NY, USA
- Wolfgang H. Gerstacker, Yevgeni Koucheryavy, Giacomo Morabito:
Proceedings of the 3rd ACM International Conference on Nanoscale Computing and Communication, NANOCOM 2016, New York, NY, USA, September 28-30, 2016. ACM 2016, ISBN 978-1-4503-4061-8
Electromagnetic Communications: Devices, Physical Layer
- Seyed Ehsan Hosseininejad, Eduard Alarcón, Nader Komjani
, Sergi Abadal, Max Christian Lemme, Peter Haring Bolívar, Albert Cabellos-Aparicio:
Surveying of Pure and Hybrid Plasmonic Structures Based on Graphene for Terahertz Antenna. 1:1-1:6 - Anna Maria Vegni, Valeria Loscrì:
Performance of a Chirality-affected Channel exhibiting Giant Optical Activity for Terahertz Communications. 2:1-2:6 - Zahed Hossain, Sreya Harshad Vedant, Carley R. Nicoletti, John F. Federici:
Multi-user Interference Modeling and Experimental Characterization for Pulse-based Terahertz Communication. 3:1-3:6 - Muhammad Agus Zainuddin, Eugen Dedu, Julien Bourgeois:
SBN: Simple Block Nanocode for nanocommunications. 4:1-4:7
Molecular Communication: Detection, Microfludic, and Reactions
- G. Castorina, Marco Reno, Laura Galluccio, Alfio Lombardo:
Design and validation of a pure hydrodynamic microfluidic multidrop switch. 5:1-5:7 - Titus H. Klinge:
Robust Signal Restoration in Chemical Reaction Networks. 6:1-6:6 - Vahid Jamali, Nariman Farsad, Robert Schober, Andrea J. Goldsmith:
Non-Coherent Multiple-Symbol Detection for Diffusive Molecular Communications. 7:1-7:7 - Hamdan Awan:
Reducing the Effect of Reaction Rate Constants on the Performance of Molecular Communication Networks. 8:1-8:6 - Yonathan Murin, Nariman Farsad, Mainak Chowdhury, Andrea J. Goldsmith:
On Time-Slotted Communication over Molecular Timing Channels. 9:1-9:6
Synthetic Computation and Communication in Living Cells
- Samuel David Perli, Timothy K. Lu:
Analog synthetic gene networks. 10:1-10:2 - Alexander A. Green, Jongmin Kim, Duo Ma, Pamela A. Silver, James J. Collins, Peng Yin:
Ribocomputing devices for sophisticated in vivo logic computation. 11:1-11:2 - John T. Sexton, Jeffrey J. Tabor:
Multiplexed Bacterial Cell-Cell Communication via a Genetically Encoded CRISPRi-Based Multiplexer-Demultiplexer Circuit. 12:1-12:2
Reservoir and Brain-inspired Computing
- Alireza Goudarzi, Christof Teuscher:
Reservoir Computing: Quo Vadis? 13:1-13:6 - Chenyuan Zhao, Jialing Li, Lingjia Liu, Lakshmi Sravanthi Koutha, Jian Liu, Yang Yi:
Novel Spike based Reservoir Node Design with High Performance Spike Delay Loop. 14:1-14:5 - Anvesh Polepalli, Dhireesha Kudithipudi:
Reconfigurable Digital Design of a Liquid State Machine for Spatio-Temporal Data. 15:1-15:6
Molecular communication: Simulation and Bacteria
- Eduard Alarcón, Raul Gomez Cid-Fuentes, Alan Davy, Luca Felicetti, Mauro Femminella, Pietro Liò, Gianluca Reali, Josep Solé-Pareta:
MolComML: The Molecular Communication Markup Language. 16:1-16:6 - Yubing Jian, Bhuvana Krishnaswamy, Caitlin M. Austin, Ahmet Ozan Bicen, Jorge E. Perdomo, Sagar C. Patel, Ian F. Akyildiz, Craig R. Forest, Raghupathy Sivakumar:
nanoNS3: Simulating Bacterial Molecular Communication Based Nanonetworks in Network Simulator 3. 17:1-17:7 - Daniel P. Martins, Michael Taynnan Barros, Sasitharan Balasubramaniam:
Using Competing Bacterial Communication to Disassemble Biofilms. 18:1-18:6 - Chieh Lo, Kartikeya Bhardwaj, Radu Marculescu:
An Autonomous and Adaptive Bacteria-based Drug Delivery System. 19:1-19:6
Nanophotonic Devices for Communications
- Yeshaiahu Fainman, Andrew Grieco, George Porter, Jordan Davis:
Nanophotonic Devices and Circuits for Communications. 20:1-20:2 - William M. J. Green, Chi Xiong, Eric J. Zhang, Lionel Tombez, Jason S. Orcutt, Yves Martin:
Silicon Photonics for On-Chip Trace-Gas Spectroscopy. 21:1-21:2 - Richard Osgood Jr., Jerry Dadap, Asif Ahmed, Xiang Meng:
New Advances in Nanophotonic Device Physics. 22:1-22:2 - Qiang Lin:
High-Q Micro/Nanoresonators for Nonlinear/Quantum Photonics and Sensing. 23:1-23:2 - Liang Feng:
Integrated Photonics at Exceptional Points. 24:1-24:2
Electromagnetic Communication: Link and Network Layers, Wireless Networks on Chip
- Md. Ashif I. Sikder, Avinash Karanth Kodi, Ahmed Louri:
Reconfigurable Optical and Wireless (R-OWN) Network-on-Chip for High Performance Computing. 25:1-25:6 - Zichuan Liu, Yuan Liang, Nan Li, Guangyin Feng, Hao Yu, Shaojie Chen:
An Energy-efficient Adaptive Sub-THz Wireless Interconnect with MIMO-Beamforming between Cores and DRAMs. 26:1-26:6 - Yuan Liang, Guangyin Feng, Xiaojian Fu, Hao Yu:
An Energy Efficient CMOS Sub-THz Interconnect with Surface Plasmonic Converter and Oscillator. 27:1-27:6 - Ageliki Tsioliaridou, Christos Liaskos, Eugen Dedu, Sotiris Ioannidis:
Stateless Linear-path Routing for 3D Nanonetworks. 28:1-28:6
Poster Session 1
- Prasanth Karunakaran, Renato Zea, Anamaria Moldovan, Wolfgang H. Gerstacker:
Exploiting molecular absorption in the THz band for low latency wearable wireless device communications. 29:1-29:2 - Nishtha Chopra, Jamie Upton, Mike Philpott, Akram Alomainy, Qammer H. Abbasi, Khalid A. Qaraqe:
Characterization of Volumetric Change in Collagen using THz Time Domain Spectroscopy for In-Body Nanonetworks. 30:1-30:2 - Valeria Loscrì, Anna Maria Vegni:
Channel Modeling in a Phonon-based Quantum Network for Nano-communications. 31:1-31:2 - Jakub Kmiecik, Pawel Kulakowski, Krzysztof Wójcik, Andrzej Jajszczyk:
Communication via FRET in Nanonetworks of Mobile Proteins. 32:1-32:2 - Taqwa Saeed, Marios Lestas, Andreas Pitsillides:
Nature Inspired Node Density Estimation for Molecular NanoNetworks. 33:1-33:2 - Stathis B. Mavridopoulos, Petros Nicopolitidis, Olga Tsave, Athanasios Salifoglou, Ioannis P. Vlahavas:
A Novel Bacteria-Based Broadcast System Exploiting Chemotaxis. 34:1-34:2 - Bhuvana Krishnaswamy, Raghupathy Sivakumar:
Advanced Receiver Designs for Bacterial Communication with Amplitude Source Addressing. 35:1-35:2
Poster Session 2
- Hao Chen, Rubayet Shafin Bradley Shafin, Rachad Atat, Yang Yi, Lingjia Liu:
Performance Analysis on Nano-Networks: A Stochastic Geometry Approach. 36:1-36:2 - Werner Haselmayr, Christian Wirth, Andreas Buchberger, Andreas Springer:
Performance Comparison of Information Encoding in Droplet-Based Microfluidic Systems. 37:1-37:2 - Marc Stelzner, Falko Dressler, Stefan Fischer:
Function Centric Networking: an Approach for Addressing in In-Body Nano Networks. 38:1-38:2 - Luca Felicetti, Mauro Femminella, Gianluca Reali:
A simple and scalable receiver model in molecular communication systems. 39:1-39:2 - Shirin Salehi, Simon S. Assaf, Raul Gomez Cid-Fuentes, Naghmeh Sadat Moayedian, Josep Solé-Pareta, Eduard Alarcón:
Optimal Deployment of Multiple Transmitter Drug Delivery System: A Spatial Sampling Theorem Approach. 40:1-40:2 - Jumpei Namba, Tadashi Nakano, Yutaka Okaie, Takahiro Hara:
Epidemic Information Dissemination for Molecular Communication among Mobile Bio-nanomachines. 41:1-41:2 - Simon S. Assaf, Shirin Salehi, Raul Gomez Cid-Fuentes, Josep Solé-Pareta, Eduard Alarcón:
Characterizing the Physical Influence of Neighboring Absorbing Receivers in Molecular Communication. 42:1-42:2
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