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    New Techniques for Improving the Performance of the Lockstep Architecture for SEEs Mitigation in FPGA Embedded Processors

    New Techniques for Improving the Performance of the Lockstep Architecture for SEEs Mitigation in FPGA Embedded Processors by Abate, F., Sterpone, L., Lisboa, C.A., Carro, L., Violante, M.

    Published in IEEE transactions on nuclear science (01-08-2009)
    “…The growing availability of embedded processors inside FPGAs provides unprecedented flexibility for system designers. The use of such devices for space or…”
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    Algorithm Level Fault Tolerance: A Technique to Cope with Long Duration Transient Faults in Matrix Multiplication Algorithms

    Algorithm Level Fault Tolerance: A Technique to Cope with Long Duration Transient Faults in Matrix Multiplication Algorithms by Lisboa, C.A., Carro, L., Argyrides, C., Pradhan, D.K.

    Published in 26th IEEE VLSI Test Symposium (vts 2008) (01-04-2008)
    “…For technologies beyond the 45 nm node, radiation induced transients will last longer than one clock cycle. In this scenario, temporal redundancy techniques…”
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    A Low-SER Efficient Core Processor Architecture for Future Technologies

    A Low-SER Efficient Core Processor Architecture for Future Technologies by Rhod, E.L., Lisboa, C.A., Carro, L.

    “…Device scaling in new and future technologies brings along severe increase in the soft error rate of circuits, for combinational and sequential logic. Although…”
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    The construction of autonomy for professionals who work with drug users: An analysis of two intervention projects in the largest asylum centre in Brazil

    The construction of autonomy for professionals who work with drug users: An analysis of two intervention projects in the largest asylum centre in Brazil by Conejo, Simone Peixoto, Lisboa, Valéria CA, Caldeira, Adriana RO, Garcia, Marcos RV

    Published in Journal of health psychology (01-03-2016)
    “…Based on results of two intervention projects with professionals working with drug users in Sorocaba, São Paulo, the article discusses the possibilities of…”
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    Single element correction in sorting algorithms with minimum delay overhead

    Single element correction in sorting algorithms with minimum delay overhead by Argyrides, C.A., Lisboa, C.A., Pradhan, D.K., Carro, L.

    Published in 2009 10th Latin American Test Workshop (01-03-2009)
    “…A low delay overhead technique for the correction of errors affecting sorting algorithms, based on the use of Hamming code, is presented. Given the number of…”
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    Invariant checkers: An efficient low cost technique for run-time transient errors detection

    Invariant checkers: An efficient low cost technique for run-time transient errors detection by Grando, C.N., Lisboa, C.A., Moreira, A.F., Carro, L.

    “…Semiconductor technology evolution brings along higher soft error rates and long duration transients, which require new low cost system level approaches for…”
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    Effects of low temperatures (9–33 °C) and pH (3.3–5.7) in the loss of Saccharomyces cerevisiae viability by combining lethal concentrations of ethanol with octanoic and decanoic acids

    Effects of low temperatures (9–33 °C) and pH (3.3–5.7) in the loss of Saccharomyces cerevisiae viability by combining lethal concentrations of ethanol with octanoic and decanoic acids by Viegas, Cristina A., Sá-Correia, Isabel

    Published in International journal of food microbiology (03-03-1997)
    “…Octanoic and decanoic acids increase the rate of loss of Saccharomyces cerevisiae viability, caused by lethal concentrations of ethanol; the specific death…”
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