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Enabling Radiation Hardness in Solid-State NAND Storage Utilizing a Laminated Ferroelectric Stack. [PDF]

Nano Lett
Fernandes L, Wodzro S, Venkatesan P, Ravikumar P, Lee MY, Shon M, Chakraborty D, Song T, Kang S, Soliman S, Tian M, Yeager J, Adler J, Chen J, Wang Z, Wolfe D, Yu S, Padovani A, Datta S, Ray B, Khan A.   +20 more
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Sub-2 nm Equivalent-Oxide-Thickness Ferroelectric Transistors for Cryogenic Memory and Computing. [PDF]

ACS Nano
Das A, Senapati A, Kumar G, Lou ZF, Müller J, Maskeen JS, Chang YT, Tewari M, Agarwal A, Paul A, Raffel Y, Maikap S, Kao KH, Agarwal T, Lashkare S, Lu D, Larrieu G, Lee MH, De S.   +18 more
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FPGA Implementation of a Radar-Based Fall Detection System Using Binarized Convolutional Neural Networks. [PDF]

Sensors (Basel)
Cho H, Kang S, Jung Y.
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Memory representations as a window into the bilingual advantage.

, 2014
Yurovsky, Daniel, Benitez, Viridiana, Cox, Gregory, Smith, Linda   +3 more
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Multi-window System and the Working Memory

Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2007
This paper deals with the issue of the working memory load in relation to the multi-window system and explains the reason why multiwindow and multi-monitor systems are better for the window operation in accordance to the structure and the function of the working memory.
Ayako Hashizume, Kurosu Masaaki
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The Blake Memorial Window

Blake/An Illustrated Quarterly, 2022
In 2011 a stained-glass window commemorating Blake’s three-year residence on the Sussex coast was consecrated in the parish church of St. Mary’s, Felpham. A Norman building dating to c. 1100, St. Mary’s is a short walk from the thatched cottage that Blake and Catherine occupied between 1800 and 1803.
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Windows memory forensics

Journal in Computer Virology, 2007
This paper gives an overview of all known “live” memory collection techniques on a Windows system, and freely available memory analysis tools. Limitations and known anti-collection techniques will also be reviewed. Analysis techniques will be illustrated through some practical examples, drawn from past forensics challenges.
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Understanding the memory window in 1T-FeFET memories: a depolarization field perspective

2021 IEEE International Memory Workshop (IMW), 2021
We present a physics-based prediction of the progressive V TH shift on fabricated Si:HfO 2 -FeFETs during Incremental Step Pulse Programming, with the help of our in-house, hardware-validated FeFET compact model. Our study confirms that the depolarization field across the FE layer strongly constrains the retained polarization in the gate stack after ...
K. Kaczmarek, Marie Garcia Bardon, Y. Xiang, Laurent Breuil, Nicolo Ronchi, Bertrand Parvais, Guido Groeseneken, Jan Van Houdt   +7 more
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Nanographene charge trapping memory with a large memory window

Nanotechnology, 2015
Nanographene is a promising alternative to metal nanoparticles or semiconductor nanocrystals for charge trapping memory. In general, a high density of nanographene is required in order to achieve high charge trapping capacity. Here, we demonstrate a strategy of fabrication for a high density of nanographene for charge trapping memory with a large ...
Jianling, Meng, Rong, Yang, Jing, Zhao, Congli, He, Guole, Wang, Dongxia, Shi, Guangyu, Zhang   +6 more
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Windows into the Workings of Memory

2002
AbstractThis chapter continues the review of hippocampal function in memory by presenting complementary evidence from approaches that involve monitoring the ongoing operation of the human hippocampus and related brain structures during memory performance, providing a virtual “window” into the inner workings of the normal brain.
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