Future Concepts division- publications

We present evidence that in heavily oxidized protein samples, such as those produced by hydroxyl radical surface mapping, a major oxidation product of methionine is homocysteic acid.

Organic complementary circuits are demonstrated for integration with mechanical sensors to enable the fabrication of a sensor tape to detect mechanical impacts correlated to traumatic brain injury.

In this position paper we argue that the very ability of Web data to breach privacy demonstrates its value as a laboratory for the detection of privacy breaches before they…

In our study, users were asked to evaluate various expressive file names for sensitivity; that it, they were asked to consider how broadly they were willing to share those filenames…

This paper presents an approach to integrating planning and execution in time-sensitive environments

PARC has demonstrated a new optical detection technique termed spatially modulated emission that delivers high signal-to-noise discrimination without precision optics to enable a flow cytometer that can combine high performance,…

To help sharpen the focus on alternative approaches, this presentation will describe an optical detection technique that delivers high effective sensitivity (i.e., high S/N) without complex optics or bulky, expensive…

A presentation at the first Personal Digital Archiving Conference held at the Internet Archive in San Francisco.

In order to reduce the necessary amount of training, this paper proposes a new approach for automatically estimating a user's tasks from document interactions in an unsupervised manner.

In this paper, we present the algorithm of a tag-based exploratory system based on this idea.

This paper introduces a new representation for describing routine tasks, called temporal task footprints.

We compute the throughput capacity of random dense wireless ad hoc networks for multi-pair unicast trafc in which nodes are endowed with multi-packet reception (MPR) capabilities.