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  • Scalable mobility support in future internet architectures 
    Mwangi, Xavier K (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2018)
    In this thesis, we present MobileNDN, a scalable design for producer mobility support in the Named Data Network (NDN) architecture. While the initial design of NDN provided support for consumer mobility automatically via ...
  • Data-driven strategies for vaccine design 
    Kaczorowski, Kevin J (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2018)
    Vaccination is one of the greatest achievements in immunology and in general medicine, and has virtually eradicated many infectious diseases that plagued humans in the past. Vaccination involves injecting an individual ...
  • Algorithms, analysis and software for the global optimization of two-stage stochastic programs 
    Kannan, Rohit (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2018)
    Optimization models in the chemical process industries often include uncertain model parameters due to uncertainties in market forces and the environment, use of reduced-order and surrogate process models, and difficulty ...
  • Simulation, sensitivity analysis, and optimization of bioprocesses using dynamic flux balance analysis 
    Gomez, Jose Alberto, Ph. D. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2018)
    Microbial communities are a critical component of natural ecosystems and industrial bioprocesses. In natural ecosystems, these communities can present abrupt and surprising responses to perturbations, which can have important ...
  • Using surface topography to re-analyze gradients in mussel byssal threads 
    Ryan, Emmie A (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2015)
    Thin film instabilities have been heavily utilized in recent years in the fields of thin film production, biology and nano-fabrication. The creation of specific wrinkling and buckling patterns has been used as both a ...
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