Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Side Channel Analysis against the ANSSI's protected AES implementation on ARM

In 2019, the ANSSI released a protected software implementation of AES running on an STM32 platform with ARM Cortex-M architecture, publicly available on Github. The release of the code was shortly followed by a ﬁrst paper written by Bronchain et al. at Ches 2020, analyzing the security of the implementation and proposing some attacks. In order to propose fair comparisons for future attacks on this target device, this paper aims at presenting a new publicly available dataset, called ASCADv2 based on this implementation. Along with the dataset, we also provide a benchmark of deep learning based side-channel attacks, thereby extending the works of Bronchain et al. Our attacks revisit and leverage the multi-task learning approach, introduced by Maghrebi in 2020, in order to eﬃciently target several intermediate computations at the same time. We hope that this work will draw the community’s interest towards the evaluation of highly protected software AES, whereas some of the current public SCA datasets are nowadays reputed to be less and less challenging.
Incorporating Fisheries Management into Biodiversity Conservation Policies to Enhance Effectiveness of MPAs: A Case Study in Cu Lao Cham MPA, Vietnam

A Marine Protected Area (MPA) was established in Cu Lao Cham in central Vietnam in 2005 with the main objectives of conserving the marine biodiversity; protecting and effectively exploiting the ecosystems, natural resources, environmental and cultural-historical values for sustainable development; and improving the livelihoods of households in and around Cu Lao Cham Marine Protected Area (CLC MPA). Cu Lao Cham, which is part of the Cham Islands, is located in the South China Sea and administered by the Municipality of Hoi An in Quang Nam Province of central Vietnam.
Simulation-based Optimization and Control of a Natural Gas Liquids Recovery Unit

In this work, a simulation-based optimization framework is proposed to determine key decision variables that achieve the most appropriate design and operation of a NGL recovery unit. The approach consists on the integration of different software including the process simulator Aspen HYSYS® and MATLAB®. Aspen HYSYS® contains the high-resolution model of a conventional NGL recovery structure in steady state conditions while MATLAB® is the platform containing the optimization algorithm. Given the complexity of the problem, a differential evolution algorithm is employed for optimization. Results provide recommendations about dimensions and operating conditions to maintain the unit above its economic threshold. Additionally, a dynamic model of the resulting conventional structure permits to test different control structures. Dynamic controls are developed to ensure the smooth transition between the different optimal operating conditions. The main objective is to assess a control scheme capable of guaranteeing robustness and performance during operation.
The Influence of Altering the Morphology of the First Mandibular Molar on Functional Mandibular Movements: A Pilot Study

Purpose: Altering the tooth morphology is a frequent clinical situation and it requires replacing the lost tooth substance by direct/indirect treatment methods. The purpose of this study is to identify the optimal study group size to quantify the extent to which the change in dental morphology influences the amplitude and path of the mandibular movements at the condylar and dental level. Materials and Methods: The study was performed on 10 young participants, without associated joint pathology, with healthy complete dentition. The Zebris JMA System (Zebris Medical GmbH, Germany) condylograph were used. The condylar and occlusal parameters were registered, before and after the composite occlusal modification on the right first mandibular molar was made and data were synthesized as Excel Data. The SPSS2 software was used for statistical analyses, a descriptive analysis of the pair differences was performed, Kolmogorov-Smirnova and Shapiro-Wilk tests were applied to verify the normality, paired sample test for 0,05 level of significance and 80% power was applied to determine the proper sample size. Conclusion: The results show a change in movement parameters at both condylar and dental level: the sagittal motion of the condyle on both sides tends to have a more vertical trajectory, the incisal guidance in protrusion and the guidance in the lateral movement on the modified part are steeper, lateral movement guidance on the other side is shallower, a tendency of retrusion is noted in both condyles. Respecting original dental morphology is essential for functional harmonious integration of the restoration.
A remote patient monitoring based on WBAN implementation with internet of thing and cloud server

A healthcare employment is the mainly domain in emergent technology of WBAN, and an e-health system created of cloud computing in addition to a WSN considers an important part of this field. An implementation of remotely system for monitoring the patient's vital signs require continuous observation to form low-cost networks with the ability of portability and flexibility and may be applied with separate position and long-term intensive care of peoples in the absence of disturbance of their everyday activities. The patient carries body sensor's patches to get transmitted vital signs continuously to the cloud environment, and a website is designed for presenting and analyzing the data based on designed algorithm. A comparison is made every received measurement with a that stored in the algorithm. In remote specialist care, the execution of confidence and confidentiality conservation is critical, as essential restrictions were being communicating with remote locations. To ensure reliability, the implemented system offers real time monitoring and certification to the patient's condition by means of a medical record, with rapid medical data delivery to the medical staff and can also increase the service delivery ratio of hospital capacity and monitoring of large number of patients with concentrated average delay.
Traffic Goggles – Real Time Traffic Sign Recognition for Driving Assistance

— Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR) is a crucial component of Advance Driving System Assistance System (ADAS). A TSR system helps the driver in safe driving as traffic signs provide invaluable information about the rules and regulation to follow while driving. This paper brings forth a proposal of a system that detects different types of traffic signs from camera feed in real time and provides output in audio format. YOLO v3 is used for real time recognition. The output is then converted to audio format using text to speech (TTS) API.
A New Oral Supplementation Based on the Ataxia-Telangiectasia-Mutated Repair Pathway Enhancement Reduces Sperm DNA Damage and Improves Semen Parameters

Background: A male factor is present in half of infertile couples and the presence of sperm DNA damage has been shown to be a key factor in these cases. The presence of Double-Strand Breaks (DSB) could cause alternations in embryos’ development and recurrent miscarriage. DSB are naturally produced during male meiosis and the Ataxia-Telangiectasia-Mutated (ATM) repair pathway plays an essential role in its repair. However, defects in DNA repair or an excessive production of DNA breaks may lead to high DSB values in the ejaculate. Single-Strand Breaks (SSB) have an oxidative origin, therefore, antioxidant supplements showed to reduce its values. Unfortunately, there are no specific approaches to reduce DSB. Here it is proposed that the enhancement of DSB-repair-pathways could be an efficient strategy to improve sperm quality. For this purpose, new oral supplements containing Curcumin and Gingko Biloba extract have been tested based on their antioxidant properties and their ability to enhance the ATM repair pathway. Objective: To test three different oral supplements regarding their capacity to reduce DSB values in affected males. SSB and semen parameters were also studied. Methodology: This prospective and multicentric study tested two formulas containing different doses of Curcumin and Gingko Biloba extract that were administered to infertile males presenting high DSB values. A commercialized antioxidant not containing these substances was also tested. Sperm DNA damage and semen parameters were evaluated in 71 patients at baseline and after 13 weeks. DSB and SSB were measured using the CometAssay. Results: The greatest reduction of DSB values was observed in Formula 1 containing the highest dose of Curcumin and Gingko Biloba extract (27.1%). Formula 2 and the Control group reduced 19.9% and 15.8%, respectively. Formula 1 also reduced SSB (19.5%). Regarding semen parameters, Formulas 1 and 2 increased sperm concentration, sperm count and progressive motility. The control group reduced these values. Conclusion: Formula 1 is a new oral supplement designed to enhance the ATM repair pathway which significantly reduced DSB and SSB, and improved semen parameters. The prevention of sperm DNA damage through effective oral supplementation focused on improving DNA damage repair could be of great interest in patients affected by DSB.
A Gray Box Conceptual Model for Business Contracts for Accountability and Ethics

—Current computational models are inadequate for the purposes of modeling interactions between autonomous parties in a way that highlights and supports their accountability. We propose a new conceptual model for business contracts based on norms motivated by a review of real-life business contracts. Our conception is of a gray box, reﬂecting the idea that a contract makes the participants accountable to one another and to outside entities, and therefore calls for the exposure of sufﬁcient implementation details. The model consists of a recursively applicable taxonomy of clause types. In a preliminary study, we found that computer scientists are able to effectively identify the concepts introduced in this model, thereby indicating its potential for building Internet applications that support accountability
A Self-Organizing to Reduce Setup Times in an Event-Driven Production

—Modern industry prefers self-organization in pro- duction over central production planning for the sake of greater ﬂexibility, faster response to disruptions and to deviations, and less effort. The strategy also propagates highly customizable products. These products mostly require different group tech- nologies and therefore cannot be grouped into lots. This leads to a huge number of operations that have to be scheduled and processed, which in turn leads to high computation times for scheduling algorithms and high setup costs for production due to frequent setup changes. To ensure high ﬂexibility and robust planing, we present a self-organizing bucket architecture (SOBA) to group equal operations which require the same group technology to reduce setup times and even maintain high ﬂexibility and robust planning for any scheduling algorithm. In this paper, we explain our approach and show an implementation of the approach in our self-organizing production. Furthermore, we show a set of empirical studies that compares our approach to simple and exhaustive queuing rules. The tests show the superiority of our approach and indicate further development opportunities.
Determination of the clinical and prognostic significance of abdominal syndrome in children with syntropic functionnal gastrointestinal disorders

The journal has had 7 points in Ministry of Science and Higher Education parametric evaluation. Part b item 1223 (26/01/2017). 1223 Journal of Education, Health and Sport eISSN 2391-8306 7 © The Author(s) 2018; This article is published with open access at Licensee Open Journal Systems of Kazimierz Wielki University in Bydgoszcz, Poland Open Access. This article is distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial License which permits any noncommercial use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author (s) and source are credited. This is an open access article licensed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Non commercial license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/) which permits unrestricted, non commercial use, distribution and reproduction in any medium, provided the work is properly cited. This is an open access article licensed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Non commercial License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/) which permits unrestricted, non commercial use, distribution and reproduction in any medium, provided the work is properly cited. The authors declare that there is no conflict of interests regarding the publication of this paper. Received: 02.10. 2018. Revised: 19.10. 2018. Accepted: 31.10. 2018.
Simulation and fabrication of carbon nanotube–nanoparticle interconnected structures

Abstract. With the rapid development of nanotechnology, the size of a device reaches sub-nanometer scale. The larger resistivity of interconnect leads to serious overheating of integrated circuits. Silicon-based electronic devices have also reached the physical limits of their development. The use of carbon nanotubes instead of traditional wires has become a new solution for connecting nano-structures. Nanocluster particles serving as brazing material play an important role in stabilizing the connection of carbon nanotubes, which places higher demands for nanoscale manipulation techniques. In this paper, the dynamic processes under different operating scenarios were simulated and analyzed, including probe propulsion nanoparticle operation, probe pickup nanoparticle operation and probe pickup nanocluster particle operation. Then, the SEM (Scanning Electron Microscope) was used for nanoparticle manipulation experiments. The smallest unit of carbon nanotube wire was obtained by three-dimensional (3D) construction of a carbon nanotube–silver nanocluster particle (CN-AgNP), which verified the feasibility of 3D manipulation of carbon nanotube wire construction. The experiments on the construction of carbon nanotube–nanocluster particle structures in three-dimensional operation were completed, and the smallest unit of carbon nanotube wire was constructed. This nano-fabrication technology will provide an efficient and mature technical means in the field of nano-interconnection.
Manufacturing a Plotter Printer with Computer Numerical Control Based Pen Ink Using CoreXY Mechanisms

In the process of printing images, a high-quality plotter printer is required to obtain better printed images. This causes the costs incurred to purchase a plotter printer become even higher along with the quality of the printout. In addition, the use of original plotter printer ink is significantly more expensive than that of the non-original ink. Therefore, this paper proposes a pen based computer plotter printer design using the CoreXY framework. This framework is based on a 2D in-axis motion control technique using a single continuous belt for both axes. To evaluate the performance of the proposed design, the level precision for vector and raster modes are measured using the Mean Absolute Percentage (MAPE). Based on the results of precision measurements, it was found that the printer prototype designed to produce high-precision images with affordable pen ink costs and can process digital instructions from a computer using Computer Numerical Control (CNC).
MIRA VALKONEN BIOIMAGE ANALYSIS USING CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORKS AND FEATURE ENGINEERING

TAMPERE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY Master‘s Degree Programme in Electrical Engineering VALKONEN, MIRA: Bioimage analysis using convolutional neural networks and feature engineering Master of Science Thesis, 45 pages May 2017 Major: Biomeasurements and bioimaging Examiner: Prof. Matti Nykter
FINANCING DECISION, HUMAN CAPITAL INVESTMENT, AND ENTREPRENEURIAL PERFORMANCE: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON SME IN MAKASSAR

This study aims to analyze the effect of funding policies on human capital investment and entrepreneurial performance. The data and information in this study were obtained from the owners of UKM in Makassar City by using a questionnaire. Of the 125 samples, only 105 questionnaires were filled in completely and were feasible to be processed and used in the discussion. This study found that funding policies to fund working capital and company investment were able to increase entrepreneurial performance as reflected by the increase in sales and profits each period. The availability of sufficient funds for investment and business development, especially for human capital, also has a positive and significant impact on entrepreneurial performance. In other words, human capital investment can mediate the effect of funding policies on entrepreneurial performance.
INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL IN THE LISTED COMPANIES OF THE BALTIC STATES

The theory of intellectual capital is vast and there are various angles and approaches to investigate it. Nowadays scientific publications about the intellectual capital have flooded academic journals, so this stage of the development of intellectual capital can be called “The intellectual capital era”. Nevertheless, there are so many opinions about it that it becomes difficult to investigate intellectual capital in a consistent and thorough way. The main issue arises in the evaluation of intellectual capital. This article is designed in order to provide a unified intellectual capital description, its structure and the methodology of intellectual capital evaluation. The main approach of this scientific research is regarding the listed companies of the Baltic States. The aggregated intellectual capital index is calculated for the listed companies of the Baltic States and the main tendency of its influence on market value. In addition to this, main factors that have an impact on the market value of the listed companies of the Baltic States are revealed.
Next-Generation Sequencing in Lung Cancer

Cancer is a genetic disease, hence, it is understandable that cancer management should be based on genetic alterations of each cancer patients. Next-generation sequencing is a high-sensitivity and specificity technology developed to detect multiple gene alterations in a single test that requires only a little amount of genetic materials and yet may generate big data. Lung cancer diagnosis is still based on histopathological findings on a limited biopsy specimen obtained during bronchoscopy. Consequently, genetic detection in lung cancer is often limited to hotspot mutations. Therefore, NGS can be a suitable method for genetic mutation profiling in order to apply precision medicine principle in lung cancer management.
A transition approach towards a sustainable and healthy food system: the case of the South-Holland Food Family

The transition towards a sustainable and healthy food system is one of the major sustainability challenges of today, next to the energy transition and the transition from a linear to circular economy. This paper provides a timely and evidence-based contribution to better understand the complex processes of institutional change and transformative socialecological innovation that takes place in the food transition, through a case study of an open innovation and food transition network in The Netherlands, the South-Holland Food Family (Zuid-Hollandse Voedselfamilie). This network is supported by the provincial government and many partners, with the ambition to realize more sustainable agricultural and food chains, offering healthy, sustainable and affordable food for everyone in the Province of SouthHolland in five to ten years from now. This ambition cannot be achieved through optimising the current food system. A transition is needed – a fundamental change of the food system’s structure, culture and practice. The Province has adopted a transition approach in its 2016 Innovation Agenda for Sustainable Agriculture. This paper provides an institutional analysis of how the transition approach has been established and developed in practice. Our main research question is what interventions and actions have shaped the transition approach and how does the dynamic interplay between actors and institutional structures influence institutional change, by analysing a series of closely related action situations and their context, looking at 'structure' and 'agency', and at the output-outcomes-impact of these action situations. For this purpose, we use the Transformative Social-Ecological Innovation (TSEI)-framework to study the dynamic interplay between actors and institutional structures 1 Corresponding author: patrick.huntjens@inholland.nl, Rotterdamseweg 141, 2628 AL Delft, Netherlands, phone: 0031-621115205 Huntjens, P., Beers, PJ. , Koot, H. , Wielinga, E. (2020) Transition Approach towards a sustainable and healthy food system: the case of the South-Holland Food Family. Conference Paper for IFAMA2020, Rotterdam, 2020 influencing institutional change. The example of TSEI-framework application in this paper shows when and how local agents change the institutional context itself, which provides relevant insights on institutional work and the mutually constitutive nature of structure and agency. Above institutional analysis also shows the pivotal role of a number of actors, such as network facilitators and provincial minister, and their capability and skills to combine formal and informal institutional environments and logics and mobilize resources, thereby legitimizing and supporting the change effort. The results are indicative of the importance of institutional structures as both facilitating (i.e., the province’s policies) and limiting (e.g. land ownership) transition dynamics.
Immunological background for treatments with biologicals in CRSwNP

The diagnosis of CRS has traditionally been based on clinical parameters. Here, the presence of 2 major symptoms (facial/head pressure, nasal obstruction, hyposmia/anosmia, or purulent nasal secretion) or one major symptom and at least 2 minor symptoms (headache, fever, halitosis, cough, toothache, fatigue, and ear pressure) over a period of more than 12 weeks is required [3]. In addition, current guidelines require endoscopic and/or radiologic evidence of in lammatory tissue in addition to 2 major criteria [1,3,4]. Phenotype classi ication is based on endoscopic examination of the nasal cavity or imaging techniques. It divides CRS into chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps (CRSwNP) and chronic rhinosinusitis without nasal polyps (CRSsNP).
SOF NEW BUSINESS FOLLOWING EMPIRICAL STUDY OF ESTABLISHED

EXECUTIVE Certain researchers have argued that industry structure constrains acfirm’s ability to respond to new business opportunities. An important research SUMMARY question is to determine the relationship between organizational structure and strategy and a firm’s response to new business opportunities. This article measures how established fuumcial Jirms respond to new business opportunities following deregulation and then compares these activities to accepted, well-known strategy typologies and structural arrangements. Using secondary data, the new business venturing activities of the entire population of Texas savings and loans (N = 27@) was determined following an industty deregulation. Forty-four of these savings and loans (S&Ls) then were identified as having a high-level of venturing activity, whereas 71 S&Ls were characterized by a low-level of venturing activity. A questionnaire &scribing spectpc, well-known strategies and structural arrangements was mailed to the top managers of these 115 S&s. Telephone interviews were obtained from 99 of the 115 S&Ls receiving questionnaires. Chief executive o@cers and executive vice-presidents from 37 high-level venturing activity S&Ls and 62 low-level venturing activity S&Ls responded. Tiventy-eight of the 37 high-level venturing activity S&Ls reported the use of a prospector-type strategy, whereas 52 of the 62 low-level venturing activity S&Ls reported having a defender strategy. ThisJinal sample of 80 S&Ls (28 + 52) was used in all subsequent data analyses. Total assets of the S&Ls sampled ranged porn 10.2 million to 4.1 billion dollars. A covariance