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Unexploded ordnances (UXOs) and landmines endanger lives and hinder the economic progress of communities living in post-conflict zones. Currently, the primary method for clearing UXOs relies on metal detection and manual removal of UXOs - an expensive, time-consuming, and hazardous process. This study, derived from the 2024 EPFL iGEM project SYNPLODE, presents a new approach that integrates synthetic biology and aerial drone robotics, proposing a novel, end-to-end, safe, and efficient solution to address UX

In this paper, we present an improved correlation power analysis (CPA) attack on the pre-image computation of the digital signature scheme Falcon. Our attack exploits new side-channel leakage that multiplication masking schemes fail to protect. To enhance both the efficiency and accuracy of the attack, we develop new theoretical insights for recovering the secret floating-point numbers, which can also be leveraged to improve prior attacks. For mantissa recovery, we identify and correct a flaw in an earlier

The TORPEX basic plasma physics device at the Center for Plasma Physics Research (CRPP) in Lausanne, Switzerland is described. In TORPEX, simple magnetized toroidal configurations, a paradigm for the tokamak scrape-off layer (SOL), as well as more complex ...

For the secondary winding of the flux pump (superconducting transformer) of the EDIPO test facility at CRPP Villigen, a NbTi cable-in-conduit conductor (CICC) was designed at CRPP and procured at the industry. From a left section of the CICC a SULTAN sampl ...

In the simple magnetized torus TORPEX (R = 1 m, a = 0.2 m), we explore experimentally the accessibility of a high confinement mode, which is predicted by theory for this configuration [P. Ricci, et al., Phys. Rev. Lett. 100, 225002 (2008)]. We consider different gases (H2, D, He, Ne, N2) and we measure the dependence of the temperature and density gradients upon the ratio γ/v’ExB (γ is the interchange linear growth rate and v’ExB is the velocity shear). We observe that gamma/v’ExB decreases from γ/v’ExB~6-7

The current Social Web is centralized. Large information silos store all the users’ profiles, their social links and much of the other personal data. In return for the reliable service the users allow their data and activities to be data mined by the service providers, which in this way increase their advertising revenue. As the social applications are storing increasingly more data and attracting more users, many questions about privacy, data ownership and data portability arise. In this paper we are going

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An integrated synthetic biology and robotics approach for neutralising landmines in post-war communities

When Masking Multiplication Isn’t Enough: Exploiting Floating-Point Leakage in Falcon’s Pre-Image Computation

Plasma turbulence, suprathermal ion dynamics and code validation on the basic plasma physics device TORPEX

Test Results of a 100 kA NbTi CICC

Confinement regimes in simple magnetized toroidal plasmas

Friend-to-Friend Computing: Building the Social Web at the Internet Edges