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Meeting the Challenge of Computer Science in the Industrial Applications of Control: An Introductory Discussion to the Special Issue

The motivations, objectives, and results of the project tilted Facing the Challenge of Computer Science in the Industrial Applications of Control, which was launched by the IEEE Control Systems Society and the IFAC Committee on Theory, are presented. Potential alternatives for reducing costs in control industries at those points where they are most significant, control paradigms beyond traditional

Monte Carlo simulations of optical human sinusitis diagnostics

We investigate the feasibility of using diode laser gas spectroscopy for sinusitis diagnostics. We simulate light propagation using the Monte Carlo concept, as implemented by the Advanced Systems Analysis Program (ASAPTM) software. Simulations and experimental data are compared for a model based on two scattering bodies representing human tissue, with an air gap in-between representing the sinus c

States of the Business Concepts Model: Structural Assertions' Impact on Natural Language Business Rules

Organizations constantly need to adapt to the rapidly changing macro environment. Information systems, that hinder and restrain flexibility, may jeopardize the ability for organizations to survive. A new method for developing information systems called the Business Rules Approach has emerged with promises of business agility. The Business Rules Approach focuses on business rules which are reliant

A novel implantable ultra-flexible brain machine interface. Manufacturing and initial characterisations.

This thesis describes for the very first time the development of a miniaturized neural interface which is flexible in three dimensions (3D) to enable it to follow the brain movements with minimal dislocation. Both the design rationale and the material choice for the electrodes aim to develop interfaces that minimize the damage and/or the irritation of the tissue during and after the implantation.