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2008
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Brian Ferguson, Jeff Kissinger, Vaibhav Vaidya, Denise M. Wilson, Karl S. Booksh, John Cranney, Bill Largen:
A novel refractometer architecture. ISCAS 2008: 1068-1071
2005
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Matthew M. W. Johnston, Denise M. Wilson, Karl S. Booksh, Jeffrey Cramer:
Integrated optical computing: system-on-chip for surface plasmon resonance imaging. ISCAS (4) 2005: 3483-3486

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2017
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Casey Kneale, Dominic Poerio, Karl S. Booksh:
Optimized Spatial Partitioning via Minimal Swarm Intelligence. CoRR abs/1701.05553 (2017)
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Casey Kneale, Karl S. Booksh:
Robust Particle Swarm Optimizer based on Chemomimicry. CoRR abs/1702.00993 (2017)

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