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NANOCOM 2023: Coventry, UK
- Proceedings of the 10th ACM International Conference on Nanoscale Computing and Communication, NANOCOM 2023, Coventry, United Kingdom, September 20-22, 2023. ACM 2023
- Federico Calì
, Antonino Licciardello
Interfacial instability of liquid interphase improves molecular communication density. 1-7 - Hadeel Elayan
The Thermal Impact of THz Signaling in Protein Nanonetworks. 8-13 - Ama Bandara
Exploration of Time Reversal for Wireless Communications within Computing Packages. 14-20 - Karthik Reddy Gorla
Frequency Analysis of a Redox-Based Molecular-Electrical Communication Channel. 21-26 - Regine Wendt
Proteome Fingerprinting as a Localization Scheme for Nanobots. 27-32 - Carole Al Mawla
EIDA, a Best Effort Equitable Distributed id Assignment Mechanism for Heterogeneous Dense Nanonetworks. 33-39 - Susan Brauer
NanoMedView: A mhealth visualizer app for nano communication networks. 40-45 - Jorge Torres Gómez
Fine-tuned Circuit Representation of Human Vessels through Reinforcement Learning: A Novel Digital Twin Approach for Hemodynamics. 46-52 - Ibrahim Isik
Biophysical Model for Signal-Embedded Droplet Soaking into 2D Cell Culture. 53-58 - Ram Prasadh Narayanan
Frequency demodulation with magnetoelectric coreshells: A novel approach to enhanced bio-stimulation. 59-64 - Bastian Heinlein
Stochastic Chemical Reaction Networks for MAP Detection in Cellular Receivers. 65-71 - Rongying Huang
Incoherent Feedforward Loop as a Clock Signal for Synchronizing Signals in Biological Systems. 72-77 - Caglar Koca
A Fast Simulation Algorithm for Molecular Dispersion and Binding in Molecular Communications. 78-84 - Taha Sajjad
Designing a Light-based Communication System with a Biomolecular Receiver. 85-90 - Zhuoqun Jin
CDM in Neural Communication Systems. 91-96 - Giulio Sichili
Analysis of a Stochastic Noisy Communication Channel in a Tripartite Synapse with Astrocytes. 97-103 - Medina Hamidovic
Salinity and Droplets: First Realization of Microfluidic Multiplexing. 104-109 - Laura Galluccio
Droplet speed-shift keying: a modulation scheme for instantaneous microfluidic communications. 110-115 - Rebecca Corinna Pampu
Decoding Multiple Interfering Signals in a Macroscopic Air-based Molecular Communication System. 116-121 - Hamid Khoshfekr Rudsari
Human Heart Organoid-derived Extracellular Vesicles for Cardiac Intercellular Communication. 122-128 - Mohammad Zoofaghari
In Silico Model for Tumor Diagnosis based on Bloodstream Penetrating Extracellular Vesicles. 129-135 - Nunzio Iraci
An Analytical Model for the Inference of the EV Reception Process Parameters in Cell-to-Cell Communication. 136-141 - Jean Tapie
Toward THz RIS-Parametrized Wireless Networks-on-Chip. 142-143 - Aqeel Hussain Naqvi
A Testbed for Molecular Communication using a Microfluidic Device with Fluorescent Nanoparticles. 144-145 - Fardad Vakilipoor
Achievable Information Rate Analysis in MC Channels with Reset-Counting Fully Absorbing Receivers. 146-147 - Konstantinos F. Kantelis
Bio-Electrical Nanonetworks: A New Paradigm of Biological Nanocommunication based on Living Cable Bacteria Filaments. 148-149 - Mahir Taher
Generalized Model of Neurite Trafficking. 150-151 - Nadezhda Briantceva
Mobile Sub-diffusion Molecular Communication Channel. 152-153 - Alexander Wietfeld
Non-Orthogonal Multiple Access for Diffusion-Based Molecular Communication Networks. 154-155 - Lorenzo Del Moro
On the Evaluation of Observed Semantic Information in Synthetic Cells. 156-157 - Adam Noel
On the Order Statistics of Chemical Kinetics and Their Role in Molecular Communication. 158-159 - Sangjun Hwang
Optimizing Relay Node Deployments for Molecular Communication via Diffusion with Unknown Location Receiver. 160-161 - Aditya Bhalerao
Position and Concentration Based Run-Length Aware Modulation Technique. 162-163 - Yanahan Paramalingam
Role of Channel Capacity in Biofilm. 164-165 - Stefan Angerbauer
Towards Asymmetric Auto-Encoders for the IoBNT. 166-167 - Stefan Angerbauer
Towards Molecular Machine Learning for the IoBNT. 168-169 - Nikolaos Ntetsikas
Validation of Yeast Cell-to-Cell Communication Models with Experimental Data. 170-171
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