Titlebook: Bio-Inspired Information and Communications Technologies; 13th EAI Internation Tadashi Nakano Conference proceedings 2021 ICST Institute fo

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Schiffbautechnische Gesellschaftf neuro-spike communication, which directly determines the accuracy of information transmission. Currently, single vesicle release (SVR) model is used to investigate the process of vesicle release, but there is few research on multi-vesicle release (MVR) model. In this paper, a pool-based MVR model

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Schiffbautechnische Gesellschafte of human health, such as obesity, as well as food waste and sustainability. In order to minimize the impact of these issues, there is a need to develop novel innovative and effective solutions that can optimally match the food consumption to the demand. This requires accurate understanding of the

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Schiffbautechnische Gesellschafties. This emerging field uses traditional communication systems elements and maps them to molecular signaling and communication found inside and outside the body. Hence, molecular communications’ fundamental importance denotes the necessity to develop a new technology framework that provides a novel

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Schiffbautechnische Gesellschafted on the IEEE 1906.1-2015 standard recommendation, which seeks to create a reference framework for molecular communications. The standard provides a simulation module in NS-3, which contains only the components of the general structure of molecular communication and their interaction between them.

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Schiffbautechnische Gesellschaft proteins and their associated cytoskeletal filaments, such as actin filaments and microtubules, have been utilized for active transport in engineered systems. In controlling the active transport, external forces via electric fields or fluid flow were commonly used. A drawback of using external forc

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Bio-Inspired Information and Communications Technologies978-3-030-92163-7Series ISSN 1867-8211 Series E-ISSN 1867-822X