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Building My Own Particle Simulator
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The Best Receiver Isnβt Always Practical
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Destroying Your Signal Makes it Easier to Detect
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Simple Diffusion-Based Communication
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Statistics of Counting Diffusion Signals
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How to Build Your Own Particle Diffusion Simulator
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The Ideal Point-to-Point Diffusion Channel Equation
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Communicating with Droplets and Magnetic Nanoparticles β Max Bartunik MolCom 2023
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Communication over Complex Fluid Geometries β Nadya Briantceva MolCom 2023
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Switchable Molecule Signaling β Maike Scherer MolCom 2023
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Salinity Communication β Stefan Angerbauer MolCom 2023
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Droplet Communication Testbed β Medina Hamidovic MolCom 2023
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The 2 MOST IMPORTANT Equations for Diffusion-Based Communication
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Micro Molecule Diffusion
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Why Study Molecular Communication?
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10 Examples of Molecular Communication
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Molecular Communication in a Nutshell
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Communication Engineering - A Quick Intro
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About
The Biophysical Communication Engineering Lab is the research group of Dr. Adam Noel, Associate Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Memorial University in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.
We work on biophysical signal propagation, cellular signal processing, and molecular communication engineering.
This channel provides information and educational content related to our research.
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