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2010 – 2019
- 2013
- [j6]Jaymin Upadhyay, Scott J. Baker, Rajasimhan Rajagovindan, Michelle Hart, Prasant Chandran, Bradley A. Hooker, Steven Cassar, Joseph P. Mikusa, Ann Tovcimak, Michael J. Wald, Shailen K. Joshi, Anthony Bannon, Jeroen K. Medema, John Beaver, Prisca Honore, Rajesh V. Kamath, Gerard B. Fox, Mark Day:
Pharmacological modulation of brain activity in a preclinical model of osteoarthritis. NeuroImage 64: 341-355 (2013)
2000 – 2009
- 2008
- [j5]Mark Day, George S. Botterill:
Contrast, inference and scientific realism. Synth. 160(2): 249-267 (2008) - 2000
- [i2]Mark Day, Jonathan D. Rosenberg, Hiroyasu Sugano:
A Model for Presence and Instant Messaging. RFC 2778: 1-17 (2000) - [i1]Mark Day, Sonu Aggarwal, Gordon Mohr, Jesse Vincent:
Instant Messaging / Presence Protocol Requirements. RFC 2779: 1-26 (2000)
1990 – 1999
- 1999
- [j4]Kamal Ayad, Mark Day, Steve Foley, Dan Gruen, Steven L. Rohall, Quinton Zondervan:
Pagers, Pilots and Prairie Dog: Awareness via Handheld Devices. Pers. Ubiquitous Comput. 3(1/2): 8-12 (1999) - [c9]Mark Day:
Presence and Instant Messaging via HTTP /1.1: A Coordination Perspective. COORDINATION 1999: 417 - 1998
- [c8]Mark Day:
Scaling and selectivity: from NSTP to SGAP. ACM SIGOPS European Workshop 1998: 170-174 - 1997
- [j3]Mark Day, John F. Patterson, David Mitchell:
The Notification Service Transfer Protocol (NSTP): Infrastructure for Synchronous Groupware. Comput. Networks 29(8-13): 905-915 (1997) - [c7]Mark Day:
What Synchronous Groupware Needs: Notification Services. Workshop on Hot Topics in Operating Systems 1997: 118-122 - 1996
- [c6]John F. Patterson, Mark Day, Jakov Kucan:
Notification Servers for Synchronous Groupware. CSCW 1996: 122-129 - [c5]Barbara Liskov, Atul Adya, Miguel Castro, Mark Day, Sanjay Ghemawat, Robert Gruber, Umesh Maheshwari, Andrew C. Myers, Liuba Shrira:
Safe and Efficient Sharing of Persistent Objects in Thor. SIGMOD Conference 1996: 318-329 - 1995
- [c4]Mark Day, Robert Gruber, Barbara Liskov, Andrew C. Myers:
Subtypes vs. Where Clauses: Constraining Parametric Polymorphism. OOPSLA 1995: 156-168 - 1993
- [j2]Toby Bloom, Mark Day:
Reconfiguration and module replacement in Argus: theory and practice. Softw. Eng. J. 8(2): 102-108 (1993) - [j1]Mark Day, Barbara Liskov, Umesh Maheshwari, Andrew C. Myers:
References to Remote Mobile Objects in Thor. LOPLAS 2(1-4): 115-126 (1993) - [c3]Mark Day:
Object Groups May Be Better Than Pages. Workshop on Workstation Operating Systems 1993: 119-122 - 1992
- [c2]Toby Bloom, Mark Day:
Reconfiguration in Argus. CDS 1992: 176-187 - [c1]Barbara Liskov, Mark Day, Liuba Shrira:
Distributed Object Management in Thor. IWDOM 1992: 79-91
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