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2019-02-08
Gorbenko, I., Kachko, O., Yesina, M., Akolzina, O..  2018.  Post-Quantum Algorithm of Asymmetric Encryption and Its Basic Properties. 2018 IEEE 9th International Conference on Dependable Systems, Services and Technologies (DESSERT). :265-270.

In this work NTRU-like cryptosystem NTRU Prime IIT Ukraine, which is created on the basis of existing cryptographic transformations end-to-end encryption type, is considered. The description of this cryptosystem is given and its analysis is carried out. Also, features of its implementation, comparison of the main characteristics and indicators, as well as the definition of differences from existing NTRU-like cryptographic algorithms are presented. Conclusions are made and recommendations are given.

2017-03-07
Lappalainen, Tuomas, Virtanen, Lasse, Häkkilä, Jonna.  2016.  Experiences with Wellness Ring and Bracelet Form Factor. Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Multimedia. :351–353.

This paper explores experiences with ring and bracelet activity tracker form factors. During the first week of a 2-week field study participants (n=6) wore non-functional mock-ups of ring and bracelet wellness trackers, and provided feedback on their experiences. During the second week, participants used a commercial wellness tracking ring, which collected physical exercise and sleep data and visualized it in a mobile application. Our salient findings based on 196 user diary entries suggest, that the ring form factor is considered beautiful, aesthetic and contributing to the wearer's image. However, the bracelet form factor is more practical for active lifestyle, and preferred in situations where the hands are performing tasks requiring gripping objects, such as sport activities, cleaning the car, cooking and washing dishes. Users strongly identified the ring form factor as jewellery that is intended to be seen, whereas bracelets were considered hidden and inconspicuous elements of the user's ensemble.