Abstract: A tamper-resistant memory is formed by placing a solid-state memory array between metal wiring layers in the upper portion of an integrated circuit (back-end of the line). The metal layers form a mesh that surrounds the memory array to protect it from picosecond imaging circuit analysis, side channel attacks, and delayering with electrical measurement. Interconnections between a memory cell and its measurement circuit are designed to protect each layer below, i.e., an interconnecting metal portion in a particular metal layer is no smaller than the interconnecting metal portion in the next lower layer. The measurement circuits are shrouded by the metal mesh. The substrate, metal layers and memory array are part of a single monolithic structure. In an embodiment adapted for a chip identification protocol, the memory array contains a physical unclonable function identifier that uniquely identifies the tamper-resistant integrated circuit, a symmetric encryption key and a release key.

Abstract: An obfuscation circuit relies on a tamper-resistant nonvolatile memory which encodes a trusted Boolean function. The Boolean function is used to enable several operations relating to circuit obfuscation, including obfuscation of logic circuitry, obfuscation of operand data, and release of IP blocks. The tamper-resistant nonvolatile memory is part of a trusted integrated circuit structure, i.e., one fabricated by a trusted foundry, separate from another integrated circuit structure which contains the various operational logic circuits of the design and is fabricated by an untrusted foundry. The Boolean function is encoded based on a look-up table implemented as a cascaded multiplexer circuit. Multiple obfuscation functions can be so encoded. The obfuscation functions may be reprogrammed using a protocol that relies on symmetric keys, one of which is stored in the tamper-resistant nonvolatile memory.

Abstract: An imaging system is provided. A first imaging system captures initial sensor data in a form of visible domain data. A second imaging system captures subsequent sensor data in a form of second domain data, wherein the initial and subsequent sensor data are of different spectral domains. A controller subsystem detects at least one region of interest in real-time by applying a machine learning technique to the visible domain data, localizes at least one object of interest in the at least one region of interest to generate positional data for the at least one object of interest, and autonomously steers a point of focus of the second imaging system to a region of a scene including the object of interest to capture the second domain data responsive to the positional data.

Abstract: An aspect of the invention relates to a method for a plurality of clients to access a file in a distributed file system, the file being replicated on at least one other server, the method comprising the steps of: Receiving, by an access management device, a request to access the part of the file sent by a first client from the plurality of clients, Selecting a first server based on at least one parameter, Authorization the first client to access the file stored by the first server Receiving, following authorization, a request to access the same file sent by a second client, the second client being different from the first client, Selecting a second server based on the parameter, the second server being different from the first server, Authorizing the second client to access the file stored by the second server.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for managing a buffer memory space associated with a persistent data storage system of a computing machine. The buffer memory space is suitable for temporarily storing in the RAM of the machine one or more portions of a single data file of the persistent data storage system that was previously accessed by one or more processes executed on the machine. The operating system of the machine tracks each of the portions of the file that are projected in the buffer memory space by a descriptor belonging to a plurality of buffer memory projection descriptors which are all associated with the tracking of one or more portions of the file projected in the buffer memory space.

Abstract: The present invention relates to mesoporous organosilica nanoparticles, the method of preparation thereof, and uses of the same in treatment by means of photodynamic therapy or in imaging.

Abstract: Disclosed are compounds of the formula (I) and pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof: (I) wherein R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, R6, R8, R9, X, X1, X2, X3, L1 and n are as defined herein. The compounds are inhibitors of adrenomedullin receptor subtype 2 (AM2). Also disclosed are the compounds for use in the treatment of diseases modulated AM2, including proliferative diseases such as cancer; pharmaceutical compositions comprising the compounds; methods for preparing the compounds; and intermediates useful in the preparation of the compounds.

Abstract: Methods and systems for tag-based identification include receiving a set of parameters at a user device from a remote server. A counterfeit-proof identification tag is read using a sensor in the user device using the set of parameters. Features of the counterfeit-proof identification tag are extracted in accordance with a feature extraction function, using a processor, to generate a tag bit sequence. A challenge function is applied to the extracted features to generate a result. The result is transmitted to the remote server to authenticate the counterfeit-proof identification tag. The counterfeit-proof identification tag is authenticated with a tag database at the remote server.

Abstract: Processes pending execution in respective compute nodes (N1-Nn) of a cluster of a distributed HPC computer can communicate with one another by message exchange through an interconnected fabric. To exchange messages between the processes a method is proposed to identify the physical cards associated with the compute nodes directly from the hostname of the compute nodes as they are used in the user program. This direct identification is made from at least one mapping table (MT1) associating bijectively the hostname of each compute node of the cluster with the unique logical address of the associated physical card. This mapping table is kept in a component of the computer responsible for managing the fabric, i.e. the fabric manager (FM1). Various implementations enable scaling when accomplishing the method of message exchange between processes.

Abstract: The subject matter of the present invention is a compound characterized in that it has the general formula (I): in which P1, X, n, A, L and L1 are as defined in Claim 1. The present invention also relates to a process for preparing said compounds (I) and to the use thereof for targeting the cation-independent mannose 6-phosphate receptor (CI-M6PR). The subject matter of the invention is also a conjugate of formula (III): in which P1, X, n, A, L and L?1 are as defined in Claim 6, and the use thereof: —in a method for therapeutic treatment of the human or animal body, in particular chosen from enzyme replacement therapy, photodynamic therapy or cancer treatment, and/or—in a method of diagnosis, in particular of diseases or of ailments associated with an increase or with a decrease in CI-M6PR expression.

Abstract: Systems, devices, and techniques facilitating wirelessly charging and/or communicating with one or more electronic devices (e.g., electronic wearable devices) are provided. A device can comprise a memory and a storage component that can be operatively coupled to the memory. The storage component can comprise one or more recesses that can receive a second device that can be charged by the storage component. The storage component can comprise a charging circuit and an inductive circuit that can be coupled to the charging circuit. The storage component can harvest energy from one or more energy sources to charge the charging circuit. Based on the energy harvested, the inductive circuit can inductively couple to the second device having a second inductive circuit and positioned in at least one of the recesses and the inductive circuit can charge a power source of the second device.

Abstract: The present invention relates to mesoporous organoslica nanoparticles, the method of preparation thereof, and uses of the same in treatment by means of photodynamic therapy or in imaging.

Abstract: An optoelectronic device includes an integrated circuit including electronic devices formed on a front side of a semiconductor substrate. A barrier layer is formed on a back side of the semiconductor substrate. A photonics layer is formed on the barrier layer. The photonics layer includes a core for transmission of light and a cladding layer encapsulating the core and including a different index of refraction than the core. The core is configured to couple light generated from a component of the optoelectronic device.

Abstract: The saving of data in an information technology (IT) infrastructure offering activity resumption functions is disclosed. For these purposes, a saving system is provided with at least one first and one second sets of data storage and at least one first and one second memory controllers associated with the first and second data storage, respectively. The saving system is furthermore provided with a microcontroller configured to duplicate a stream of commands and of data destined for the first memory controller to the second memory controller in a mode of normal use allowing a local replication of data in the second set of data storage and to address a distinct stream of commands and of data to each of the first and second memory controllers in a mode of remote replication.

Abstract: A screen copying method including the copying, in the form of an image file, of a portion of an image displayed on a screen where a user graphically selects the image portion, the copying of the selected image portion automatically resulting in: the copying of the pointer or pointers associated with the image portion along with the coordinates of the pointers in the image portion, the pointers respectively pointing to objects; and the maintaining of the respective links between the pointers and the coordinates so that, during a subsequent redisplay of the image portion on a screen, the graphical selection of a point corresponding to one of the coordinates by a user automatically activates the pointer corresponding to the coordinate of the selected point and brings up the object corresponding to the activated pointer.

Abstract: Methods and systems for tag-based identification include receiving a set of parameters at a user device from a remote server. A counterfeit-proof identification tag is read using a sensor in the user device using the set of parameters. Features of the counterfeit-proof identification tag are extracted in accordance with a feature extraction function, using a processor, to generate a tag bit sequence. A challenge function is applied to the extracted features to generate a result. The result is transmitted to the remote server to authenticate the counterfeit-proof identification tag. The counterfeit-proof identification tag is authenticated with a tag database at the remote server.

Abstract: Methods and systems for tag-based identification include reading a counterfeit-proof identification tag using a sensor in a user device. Features of the identification tag are extracted in accordance with a feature extraction function, using a processor, to generate a tag bit sequence. A challenge function is applied to the extracted features to generate a result. The result is transmitted to a remote server to authenticate the identification tag.

Abstract: Antenna devices, antenna systems and methods of their fabrication are disclosed. One such antenna device includes a semiconductor chip and a chip package. The semiconductor chip includes at least one antenna that is integrated into a dielectric layer of the semiconductor chip and is configured to transmit electromagnetic waves. In addition, the chip package includes at least one ground plane, where the semiconductor chip is mounted on the chip package such that the ground plane(s) is disposed at a predetermined distance from the antenna to implement a reflection of at least a portion of the electromagnetic waves.

Abstract: Systems, devices, and techniques facilitating wirelessly charging and/or communicating with one or more electronic devices (e.g., electronic wearable devices) are provided. A device can comprise a memory and a storage component that can be operatively coupled to the memory. The storage component can comprise one or more recesses that can receive a second device that can be charged by the storage component. The storage component can comprise a charging circuit and an inductive circuit that can be coupled to the charging circuit. The storage component can harvest energy from one or more energy sources to charge the charging circuit. Based on the energy harvested, the inductive circuit can inductively couple to the second device having a second inductive circuit and positioned in at least one of the recesses and the inductive circuit can charge a power source of the second device.

Abstract: A method of remote monitoring and remote control of a cluster including nodes connected to a communication network of a first type, a relay node of the nodes including first and second network interfaces in accordance with first and second types of communication network respectively, the first and second types being distinct, some steps of the monitoring and control method being implemented in a remote computer linked to the relay node by a communication network of the second type, the method including receiving a packet via the first network interface; encapsulating the received data packet in a data frame in accordance with a protocol of the communication network of the second type; sending the data frame to the remote computer via the second network interface, the receiving of the data packet, the encapsulating of the data packet and the sending of the data frame being implemented in the relay node.