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The emergence of affordable and reliable 3D printers has enabled laboratories to optimize setups, print custom parts, accelerate research, and rapidly prototype. A new movement has emerged in the past decade, where 3D printers are repurposed as laboratory-specific robots. There are three distinct approaches in the…
Ivan Kondratyev, Weinan Sun
AI coding assistants excel at software tasks but lack structured access to laboratory hardware, the physical instruments that define experimental science. We present Ataraxis, an open-source framework that provides hardware control capabilities spanning camera acquisition, microcontroller communication, precision…
Syifaul Fuada, Lukasz Surazynski, Mariella Särestöniemi, Teemu Myllylä + 1 more
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Yang Yang, Brock Cooper, Michael Houghton, Kajal Dahiya + 6 more
Force plate actometry (FPA) enables quantitative assessment of rodent motor and behavioural activity. Through tracking centre of mass at high temporal and spatial resolution, FPA can directly quantifying motor performance and various behaviours in the context of operator-independent, naturalistic movement. Previously…
Yueyang Gao, Jacob Danks, Simon Dawes, Maximilian O. Besenhard
Title: Graphical abstract Foehn: An Open-Hardware Asynchronous Scheduling Hub for High-throughput Liquid-Handling Workflow.
Khashayar Esmaeilzadeh, Mohammad Hosseini, Seyed Ahmad Etghani, Abdolhossein Vahabie + 1 more
Low-cost and open-source neural recording systems are increasingly important for expanding access to electrophysiological research. However, many existing platforms still rely on specialized hardware or limited modularity, restricting flexibility for laboratories seeking customizable solutions. Here, we developed and…
Philippos Papaphilippou
General-purpose processors feature a limited number of instructions based on an instruction set. They can be numerous, such as with vector extensions that include hundreds or thousands of instructions, but this comes at a cost; they are often unable to express arbitrary tasks efficiently. This paper explores the…
Yun-Ping Hsiao, Yanda Li, Youssef Gamal, Halima Bouzidi + 1 more
As Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) become increasingly pervasive and autonomous, ensuring the resilience of their embedded logic is critical to maintaining safety and integrity. Among the most stealthy and damaging threats are non-invasive fault injection attacks, where hardware-level disturbances propagate into software…
Florian Frank, Stefan Katzenbeisser
Physical Unclonable Functions (PUFs) are widely recognized for deriving strong cryptographic keys from inherent manufacturing variations in hardware. A popular class of PUFs is extracted from memory modules already integrated into computing systems, offering a cost-efficient method for generating strong cryptographic…
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We present a theoretical and computational framework for virtual mass spectrometry based on Molecular Maxwell Demons (MMDs) operating as information catalysts. Building on the biological Maxwell demon framework, we demonstrate that mass spectrometry data contain categorical state information that is fundamentally…
Alejandro Von Chong, Salvador Vargas, Jean-François Duhé, Dorindo Cárdenas
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Jingyi Ye, Ao Liu, Fei Wang, Huan Zhang + 2 more
DNA has emerged as a promising medium for the post-silicon era of information storage due to its ultrahigh density and longevity. However, current systems are bifurcated, with solid-state systems providing robust cold archival but lacking accessibility, while fluidic molecular computing systems offer dynamic processing…
Yuqin Zhao, Tiantai Deng, Edward Andrew Ball, Rola Saad + 1 more
Software-defined radio (SDR) has become a critical technology in modern communications, offering the flexibility and programmability required for dynamic signal processing. As the demand for high-performance SDR systems continues to increase, selecting an appropriate hardware platform has become increasingly important.…
André Cirne, Patrícia R. Sousa, João S. Resende, Luís Antunes
This paper presents RunPBA, a hardware-based runtime attestation system designed to defend against control flow attacks while maintaining minimal performance overhead and adhering to strict power consumption constraints. RunPBA leverages Pointer Authentication and Branch Target Identification (PACBTI), a new processor…
Jianxi Wu, Hao Zhou, Linfeng Shang, Yawei Shao + 1 more
To address the issues of high customization, long development cycles, and excessive power/volume in radio frequency (RF) transceiver modules for Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) and radar systems, this paper presents an ultra-compact universal RF transceiver module design based on a full application-specific integrated…
Maxwell B. Madden, Mahee Khatri, Arnav Mohanty, Disha Prasad + 2 more
Head-fixed behavior in rodents is a foundational technique in systems neuroscience which enables use of sophisticated imaging techniques in combination with animal behavior. However, accessibility of head-fixed behavior techniques is limited. Animal training consumes a large amount of experimenter labor and commercial…
Calvin Deutschbein, Jimmy Ostler
Hardware Security at Willamette is a Willamette University affiliated research group studying the hardware-software interface of security critical services. Within our program, we noticed many researchers spent considerable development time learning to understand and manually parse traces-of-execution of hardware…