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2020

Trends and Innovations in Information Systems and Technologies - Volume 2, WorldCIST 2020, Budva, Montenegro, 7-10 April 2020

Authors
Rocha, A; Adeli, H; Reis, LP; Costanzo, S; Orovic, I; Moreira, F;

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WorldCIST (2)

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2020

Tumors induce de novo steroid biosynthesis in T cells to evade immunity

Authors
Mahata, B; Pramanik, J; van der Weyden, L; Polanski, K; Kar, G; Riedel, A; Chen, X; Fonseca, NA; Kundu, K; Campos, LS; Ryder, E; Duddy, G; Walczak, I; Okkenhaug, K; Adams, DJ; Shields, JD; Teichmann, SA;

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Nature Communications

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2020

The Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism Degree Courses: The Portugal and Spain Evolution

Authors
PAULO MORAIS, E; CUNHA, CR; GOMES, JP;

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Journal of e-Learning and Higher Education

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The Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) plays a major role in tourism, travel and hospitality industry. The Integration of ICT in the tourism industry is essential for success of tourism enterprise, as such it is necessary to integrate ICT in higher education curricula. This paper analyzes the relevance given by the various Portuguese and Spanish institutions of higher education to ICT in their degrees. The analysis carried out was done in degree courses operating in the academic year 2018/2019, in Portuguese and Spanish universities and polytechnics. A comparison was also made with the reality of 2012/2013.

2020

Identifying relationships between imaging phenotypes and lung cancer-related mutation status: EGFR and KRAS

Authors
Pinheiro, G; Pereira, T; Dias, C; Freitas, C; Hespanhol, V; Costa, JL; Cunha, A; Oliveira, HP;

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SCIENTIFIC REPORTS

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2020

Improving performance and energy consumption in embedded systems via binary acceleration: A survey

Authors
Paulin, N; Ferreira, JC; Cardoso, JMP;

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ACM COMPUTING SURVEYS

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The breakdown of Dennard scaling has resulted in a decade-long stall of the maximum operating clock frequencies of processors. To mitigate this issue, computing shifted to multi-core devices. This introduced the need for programming flows and tools that facilitate the expression of workload parallelism at high abstraction levels. However, not all workloads are easily parallelizable, and the minor improvements to processor cores have not significantly increased single-threaded performance. Simultaneously, Instruction Level Parallelism in applications is considerably underexplored. This article reviews notable approaches that focus on exploiting this potential parallelism via automatic generation of specialized hardware from binary code. Although research on this topic spans over more than 20 years, automatic acceleration of software via translation to hardware has gained new importance with the recent trend toward reconfigurable heterogeneous platforms. We characterize this kind of binary acceleration approach and the accelerator architectures on which it relies. We summarize notable state-of-the-art approaches individually and present a taxonomy and comparison. Performance gains from 2.6× to 5.6× are reported, mostly considering bare-metal embedded applications, along with power consumption reductions between 1.3× and 3.9×. We believe the methodologies and results achievable by automatic hardware generation approaches are promising in the context of emergent reconfigurable devices. © 2020 Association for Computing Machinery.

2020

Transition toward blockchain-based electricity trading markets

Authors
Lotfi, M; Monteiro, C; Shafie-khah, M; Catalão, JP;

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Blockchain-based Smart Grids

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