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Fault Isolation and Physical Failure Analysis of IC-Embedded OLED Display Device’s Failure
Authors: Song Hoseok , Seo Heejeong , Lee Kiwon , Lee Yongjae 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
In the failure analysis (FA) of an organic light emitting diode (OLED) display device, fault isolation and physical failure analysis (PFA) were used to identify the root cause of display failure. It is challenging to conduct the FA of a display device, as it consists of display panel, a circuit board and components like semiconductor chips and this integration makes the failure complicated and difficult to analyze and understand. In the case of the display failure studied in this paper, the first work of fault isolation did not clearly identify the origin of the malfunction and its PFA didn’t show any specific defects. To precisely identify the defect location before destructive analysis, the fault isolation technique of OBIRCH was applied to the display device and subsequent PFA successfully identified a crack defect causing the display failure. This finding was given as feedback to the wafer fab and processing parameters were adjusted to prevent generation of the defect in the OLED display device.
Simple Methods for Evaluating Junctions in IGBTs
Authors: Viswanathan Vignesh , Johnson Gregory M. , Rummel Andreas , Jokisaari Jake R. , McCracken Stewart , Costello Suzanne , Robinson Aidan M. , Gibson Andrew , Balfour Alan 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
Power devices are now ubiquitous and integral in control of systems across various sectors of the economy. Silicon-based power devices still dominate in most of the applications although new materials and device architectures are becoming common in the next generation of devices. While several techniques to characterize the overall device properties are necessary, the fundamentals in several of these power devices such as Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistors (IGBTs) still rely on healthy junctions for optimal device performance. The technique of Electron Beam Induced Current (EBIC) is used to examine the depletion zones of the p/n junctions between drift and body regions of the device. Simple sample preparation methods such as cleaving the device allows quick cross-section evaluation of the device structure and electrical characterization using EBIC yields good data. The role of acceleration potential on depletion zone thickness is considered during the analysis of intact die and cross-sections. While low voltage EBIC provides images of the p/n junctions in cross-sections, it is found that high voltage (30 kV) EBIC images can also be used to image these same p/n junctions and therefore may point to a very quick line monitor or means for early failure analysis of these devices.
Application of Plasma Focused Ion Beam Technique in Advanced Technology Nodes
Authors: Chen Liangshan , Longoria Amado , Cha Gina , Tovar Gilbert , Ramirez Elena , Fang Pingan , Liu Yong , Torres Andres , Alcantara Marco , Penley Chris 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
This paper reports the novel application of Plasma Focused Ion Beam (pFIB) to reveal subtle defects in advanced technology nodes. Two case studies presented, both of which alter the standard work procedure in order to find the defects. The first case highlights the precise milling capability of pFIB in discovering the metal buried via void that is easy-to-miss by standard failure analysis (FA) practice. The second utilizes pFIB circuit edit process to facilitate electrical isolation in pinpointing the exact failure location and thus enables identifying the defect more efficiently.
Soft Defect Localization and Characterization for Advanced IC Packaging Using Novel EOTPR In-Situ Dynamic Temperature Probing
Authors: Ko Zhi Hao , White Tom , Alton Jesse , Igarashi Martin 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
The high temperatures and thermal cycling experienced by integrated circuit packages can induce warpage that in turn can lead to cracks developing at material interfaces that compromise the integrity of electrical traces within the device. In this study, the authors demonstrate how Electro-Optical Terahertz Pulsed Reflectometry (EOTPR) with dynamic temperature control can be used to localize and characterize the resistive faults created by such thermally induced cracks. The EOTPR technique provides quick, reliable, and accurate results, and it allows automatic probing that can be used to generate defect maps for further root cause analysis. The approach demonstrated in this paper shows the significant potential of EOTPR in soft failure characterization and in failure and reliability analysis.
A Novel Fault Analysis Approach for a High Resistance via with Nano-Probing on FIB Recess Sample and TEM Lamella
Authors: Siti Nurjatikesuma Che Nan , Huey Wen Loo , Pey Fen Oung , Chong Haw Lee 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
This paper has been withdrawn at the request of the author.
FTC—A Universal Low-Overhead Fault Injection Attack Detection Solution
Authors: Muttaki Md Rafid , Barker Brian T , Tehranipoor Mark , Farahmandi Farimah 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
Fault Injection Attacks (FIAs) have become prolific and effective methods of violating the integrity and confidentiality of integrated circuits and electronic systems. FIAs can be accomplished using clock-glitch, voltage glitch, laser, optical instruments, and electromagnetic (EM) emanation. One promising solution to detect FIAs is to use on-chip sensors to capture the attacks’ impact. However, the variety of FIAs has led to numerous custom-designed sensors for each of them, challenging the feasibility of the implementation and introducing a large overhead. This paper proposes developing a universal Fault-to-Time Converter (FTC) sensor that can effectively detect all the aforementioned FIAs while requiring minimal overhead. The FTC sensor converts the effects of faults injected by an FIA method into “time” that is measurable. Then, the “time” difference can be analyzed further to identify whether an attack has been carried out successfully. The sensor design can be easily implemented in both FPGA and ASIC platforms. Our FTC sensor implementation in FPGA platforms demonstrates that the design can effectively differentiate various FIA attack scenarios with its encoded output. The FTC sensor can also be extended to cover other fault attacks that have a similar impact on the victim device (i.e., affecting circuit timing).
Piezoelectric Jetting of Biomaterials
Authors: Li Dachao , Pu Zhihua , Zhang Xingguo , Li Chengcheng , Su Xiao , Zheng Hao , Guo Zijing 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
Piezoelectric jetting is a common form of additive manufacturing technology. With the development of material science and manufacturing devices, piezoelectric jetting of biomaterials has been applied to various fields including biosensors, tissue engineering, deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) synthesis, and biorobots. This article discusses the processes involved in piezoelectric jetting of biosensors and biorobots and the applications of piezoelectric jetting for tissue engineering and producing DNA. In addition, it reviews the challenges and perspectives of piezoelectric jetting.
Additively Manufactured Dental Appliances
Authors: Khosravi Rooz 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
This article provides an overview of the adoption of additively manufactured materials in dentistry. It discusses the practical workflows of a three-dimensional printing technology, vat photopolymerization. Three subgroups of the vat photopolymerization process are laser beam or classic stereolithography apparatus (SLA), direct light processing, and liquid-crystal-display-masked SLA. The article covers two subgroups of 3D printing resins-based appliances, namely intraoral and extraoral appliances. Information on various types of dental appliances and the fabrication of in-office appliances is provided. The article also reviews fourth-dimension printing and discusses the applications of the personalized care model in medicine and dentistry.
Rational Design of Materials for 3D Bioprinting of Bioinks for Fabricating Human Tissues
Authors: Kaunas Roland 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
The field of bioprinting is a subset of additive manufacturing (AM) that is rapidly expanding to meet the needs of regenerative medicine and tissue engineering. Bioprinting encompasses a broad spectrum of issues, from cell expansion and novel bioink development to cell/stem cell printing, from organoid-based tissue organization to bioprinting of human-scale tissue structures, and from building cell/tissue/organ-on-a-chip to biomanufacturing of multicellular engineered living systems. This article focuses on two challenges regarding bioprinting: bioinks and crosslinking. It describes the methods for characterizing the performance of bioink formulations and the effectiveness of crosslinking strategies. The topics covered include modalities of bioprinting, characteristics of bioink, rheological properties of bioink sols, rheological measurements, mathematical models of bioink rheology, postfabrication polymer network mechanics, mechanical properties of crosslinked bioinks, and printability of bioinks. Finally, specific strategies used for crosslinking bioinks, as well as some emerging strategies to further improve bioinks and their crosslinking, are summarized.
THE CONTEXTS OF VASYL STEFANYK`S LETTER ABOUT THE STRUGGLE FOR THE UKRAINIAN UNIVERSITY
Authors: Nabytovych Ihor 
Published: October 2022

The aim. To do a research through Vasyl Stefanyk’s epistles into his views on important social-historical and national-political phenomena and processes developing in Halychyna, namely in Lviv, at the beginning of the XXth century. It deals, first and foremost, with the need of starting a Ukrainian university in Halychyna as well as the participation of the metropolitan bishop of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church Andrii Sheptytskyi in this important campaign.
The research methods. With the aim of elucidating the declared social-political problem the following methods are employed: cultural-historical and biographical.
The results. The article analyses the contexts of Vasyl Stefanyk’s letter, written in December 1901, to Father Kyrylo Hamorak. It is underlined that it is this letter that is an extremely interesting testimony of that epoch, that demonstrates the interest of both Stefanyk and his future father-in-law in political events concerning the struggle of the intelligentsia from Halychyna in order to create a Ukrainian university in Halychyna. The letter persuasively demonstrates the Ukrainian community’s special attention to the figure of Andrii Sheptytskyi, the metropolitan bishop of Halychyna. It is revealedthat the fight to create a Ukrainian university lasted throughout several decades but was not settled neither in the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy nor in the Second Partition of Rzeczpospolita. The matter of the Ukrainian university was that first political event, in which, as wrote Vasyl Stefanyk in his letter, Bishop Sheptytskyi demonstrated that he “adheres to Rusyny in a loyal way”.
The scientific novelty: for the first time the attention is accentuated on Vasyl Stefanyk’s separate epistle, giving an insight into the multifaceted activities(foremost, social-political ones) of the writer and activist from Pokuttia, into his understanding of the need of establishing a Ukrainian university in Lviv and the participation of the metropolitan bishop Andrii Sheptytskyi in that.
ВАСИЛЬ СТЕФАНИК: НЕСТЕРПНА БОРОТЬБА НА ПОЛІ ДУ-ХУ
Authors: Жулинський Микола 
Published: October 2022

Василь Стефаник. Зібрання творів у трьох томах у чотирьох книгах. Т.1. Твори/Редактор і упорядник тому Роман Піхманець. Івано-Франківськ: Місто НВ. 2020. С. 2,8,2 (далі вказується тільки том, книга і сторінка).
SEMEN, KYRYLO AND YURII STEFANYKS IN FAMILY EPISTLES
Authors: Hrytsiuk Mariia 
Published: October 2022

Writers’ correspondence makes a significant and valuable part of literary studies, discovering life and creative portraits of writers and representatives of their families, thus expanding and objectively outlining the research horizons of the Ukrainian literary process. The aim of the proposed article is to partially highlight creative, public and cultural-enlightening activities of Vasyl Stefanyk’s three sons – Semen, Kyrylo and Yurii, written on the basis of the family correspondence of the father and his sons, of three brothers with one another (as well as the correspondence with other relatives, literary, cultural, public and religious activists of that time, friends), of archival materials, works on literary criticism and country studies, recollections; there are examined Vasyl Stefanyk’s letters of different periods, where the author mentions his sons, the image of Stefanyk-father and his sons’ portraits are analysed with the help of biographical, historical and psychological approaches to studying the issue, constituting research methods.
As a result, the uniqueness of the epistolary heritage of Vasyl Stefanyk’s family and the peculiarity of relationships and communication of Stefanyk-father and Stefanyks-sons, as well as of the sons with one anotherare demonstrated, the peculiarities of characters and the main life milestones of Semen, Kyrylo and Yurii Stefanyks are revealed (this makes the practical significance and novelty of the presented research), the significance of Stefanyks’ family correspondence in the all-Ukrainian context as well as the necessity and perspective of the research of the literary, public and cultural-enlightening heritage of Semen, Kyrylo and Yurii Stefanyks, in particular, are proved.
THE CORPORAL ICONOTROPISM OF VASYL STEFANYK
Authors: Soletskyi Oleksandr 
Published: October 2022

Aim. The paper deals with the mutual transition of visual experience into verbal one in acts of creativity evidenced from the poetics of bodily iconotropism by Vasyl Stefanyk. The author focuses on identifying and interpreting the writer’s texts as the ‘body’ of the author, relying on Stefanyk’s self-reflexions and self-commentaries about his creative modes. The purpose of the paper is to establish the functionality and expressiveness of ‘corporeality’ as a semiotic and metaphysical phenomenon.
Methods. The study follows a system of genetic, hermeneutic, and semiotic methods. The author draws on the scientific methodology of semiotics and hermeneutics, applies the cognitive theory of literature (cognitive poetics) tenets and research methodology of the psychology of artistic creativity. This is due to the distinctive nature of the study, its subject of inquiry and scope of research.
Results. The paper reviews the history of the corporeality poetics in fiction, noting its versatility and meaning-making focus, cultural and cognitive effects. Based on the studies of Stefanyk’s texts and epistolary, the main iconotropic qualities of ‘corporeality’ and their contribution to the formation of dominant images and meaning-oriented codes have been noted.
Originality. The paper is the first attempt for summarizing observations on the phenomena of corporeal iconotropism in the works of Vasyl Stefanyk and ascertaining their multilevel functionality for artistic modelling.
Practical significance. The paper provides a platform for further inquiry into the phenomena of corporeal iconotropism, the poetics of corporeality in fiction in general, and the work of Vasyl Stefanyk in particular. The findings can underpin coursework and graduation theses.
DECALOGUE VIOLATION BY VASYL STEFANYK'S NOVELLAS CHARACTERS
Authors: Martinyuk Ulyana 
Published: October 2022

The article analyzes some works of Vasyl Stefanyk through the prism of Christian morality (Ten Commandments of God); the discrepancy between the ideas of the characters who love God, live under his protection, and their actions, which contradict the Lord's instructions, is investigated; parallels are drawn between individual episodes from the biography of the master of the expressionist short story and tragic human destinies in the pages of his life sketches; on the example of quotations from Stefanyk's works, attention is focused on the problem of non-observance of the biblical Decalogue by the heroes of short stories; systematized works on the fall and misdeeds of Pokut peasants; the tragedy of people on the border is shown; outlines the causes of distortion of human consciousness that lead to sin.
The article is based on a kind of parallel: biblical truths received by Moses on Mount Sinai – brought to despair, hopelessness, often suicide and crime, disadvantaged, hungry inhabitants of Pokut village, described by a true connoisseur of human psychology, singer of pain and truth Vasily Stefanyk.
The material for the analysis was a collection-summary of the first period of V. Stefanyk's work – a book of selected works "My Word", which included short stories from previous collections: "Blue Book", "Stone Cross" and two new short stories "My Word" and "Court".
VASYL STEFANYK – LESIA UKRAINKA: AN UNFINISHED DIALOGUE
Authors: Baran Yevhen 
Published: October 2022

The study is devoted to the research of specifity of the literary communicationbetween Vasyl Stefanyk and Lesia Ukrainka in the form of an unfinished dialogue. The aim of the article is todisclose the peculiarities of relations between Vasyl Stefanyk and Lesia Ukrainka, foremost, the analysis is conducted in the bibliographical aspects of the research, namely the materials of O. Radavska “Lesia Ukrainka and Vasyl Stefanyk: literary relations, creative echoes”, of M. Moklytsia “Lesia Ukrainka’s aesthetics: the problem of an authorial notional dictionary”, of L. Vasylyk “Lesia Ukrainka and Vasyl Stefanyk: the semantics of the stony in the fictional world”, as well as major literary tendencies of their articles that lay in searches of creative echoes of the indicated authors, of the interpretation of creative work, of the research of stylistics and the system of image creation. However, the theme of relations between Vasyl Stefanyk and Lesia Ukrainka is still not exhausted and not explored to a full extent. The author performs the research on the basis of Lesia Ukrainka’s article “Writers-Rusyny in Bukovyna” (1899), giving it a detailed interpretation, of Lesia Ukrainka’s letters to Olha Kobylianskaand Mykhailo Kryvyniuk, and, respectively, of Vasyl Stefanyk’s letters to Wacław Moraczewski, Olha Kobylianska and others. That provides the practical significance and novely of the work. Consequently, the course of relations between Vasyl Stefanyk and Lesia Ukrainka is analysed in the chronological order, the writers’ attitude to the creative work of each other is elucidated, as well as mentions, recollections and fragments of the letters are commented.
Special Section
Authors: Morphy Howard , Gibson Jason M. , Brown Alison K. 
Published: October 2022

Anthropology, Art, and Ethnographic Collections: A Conversation with Howard MorphyJason M. Gibson (JG): In your book Museums, Infinity and the Culture of Protocols: Ethnographic Collections and Source Communities (Morphy 2020), you begin with an anecdote of visiting the Pitt Rivers Museum as a young child. Did museums play a part in sparking an interest in humanity, and its diversity, or were you fascinated by the Other?Book Review: Museums, Societies and the Creation of Value, Howard Morphy and Robyn McKenzie, eds. (London: Routledge, 2022)What does value mean within and beyond museum contexts? What are the processes through which value is manifested? How might a deeper understanding of these processes contribute to the practice of museum anthropology? These questions are explored in Museums, Societies and the Creation of Value, which looks at collaborative work in museums using ethnographic collections as a focus. Most of the chapters involve collections from Australia and the Pacific—reflecting the origins of many of them in two conferences associated with the project “The Relational Museum and Its Objects,” funded by the Australian Research Council and the Australian National University and led by Howard Morphy. Bringing together early career researchers, as well as museum-based scholars who have many years of thinking through and learning with community-based research partners, makes evident how the processual shifts in museum anthropology toward a more collaboratively grounded practice have become normalized, but crucially also highlights the value of “slow museology,” as the editors note in their introduction (3), acknowledging Raymond Silverman’s (2015) term. While the editors caution that the core values of ethnographic collections and museums are not universal, the inclusion of chapters from beyond the Australia/Pacific region highlights that the foundational underpinning values and aspirations for cross-cultural work—“the desire for understanding” and “the desire to be understood” (22) are shaping much of the innovative museum-based work currently being carried out worldwide. Examples include Gwyneira Isaac’s chapter on 3D technologies of reproduction and their value for Tlingit of Alaska, and Henrietta Lidchi and Nicole Hartwell’s examination of how materiality and memory intersect in collections associated with nineteenth-century British military campaigns.
Exhibition Reviews
Authors: Hilton-Smith Simon , Weiser M. Elizabeth , Russ Sarah , Hussey Kristin , Grist Penny , Carfora Natalie , Wilson-Hokowhitu Nalani , Chen Fei , Zheng Yi , Guan Xiaorui 
Published: October 2022

[Re:]Entanglements: Colonial Collections in Decolonial Times, Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of Cambridge (22 June 2021 to 20 April 2022)Greenwood Rising Center, Tulsa, OklahomaFirst Americans: Tribute to Indigenous Strength and Creativity, Volkenkunde, Leiden, the Netherlands (May 2020 to August 2023)Kirchner and Nolde: Up for Discussion, Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen (April–August 2021)Australians & Hollywood, National Film and Sound Archive, CanberraFree/State: The 2022 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art, Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide (4 March–5 June 2022)Te Aho Tapu Hou: The New Sacred Thread, Waikato Museum Te Whare Taonga o Waikato (7 August 2021 to 9 January 2022)West Encounters East: A Cultural Conversation between Chinese and European Ceramics, Shanghai Museum (28 October 2021 to 16 January 2022)The Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum’s Permanent Exhibition, ShanghaiThe Way of Nourishment: Health-preserving Culture in Traditional Chinese Medicine, The Chengdu Museum, Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China (29 June–31 October 2021)