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architectures of coal and modern europe

after centuries coalmining is ending in europe few will be sorry to say goodbye to an industry that epitomises the causes and effects of climate change but while its environmental impact is now starkly and painfully obvious architectures of coal and modern europe acme explores another side of coalmining whose legacies and residues remain in various and often unexpectedly progressive forms it argues that responding to the unique conditions of coalmining underground working practices labour struggles economic primacy and social and environmental degradation architecture emerged as both site and transmitter of an intense and unprecedented level of technological and social innovation where advanced definitions of the social contract were developed and tested acme will provide a new synthesis of methodologies including architectural visualisation to reappraise their significance by exploring and establishing the architectures of coal as ecologies forms systems networks and connections that existed both within and across the buildings and landscapes coalmining created it argues that these ecologies were pivotal to the creation of what needs to be recognised as a coalmining pistm the coalscape a pervasive interdependent network of beliefs and practices that enfolded geologies energies bodies and space to exert a significant influence on the social and spatial foundation of modern europe including its welfare state projects and the origins of the european union by examining this overlooked and mostly disappeared collective of architectures and landscapes in belgium france france poland and the united kingdom acme will not only reveal how it represents a neglected but fundamental contribution to modern europe but also provide a crucial new piece of intellectual infrastructure with which to rethink the critical intimacies between our energy sources cultural and social lives and built environment that have contributed to the anthropocene
eumetriosis transforming endometriosis care in europe an integrated approach to enhance understanding diagnosis tailored management and patient empowerment

despite its high prevalence 10 of women and those assigned female at birth 200 million worldwide and huge patient and socioeconomic burden 30 billion annually on sick leave in the eu endometriosis is one of the least researched and most underfunded diseases decades of indifference and neglect gaps in our understanding of its aetiology and diagnosis inadequate therapeutic approaches to pain and infertility and relatively high uptake of unproven selfmanagement strategies characterise the disease using a multipronged approach our project aims to address critical unmet clinical needs around endometriosis with involvement of patient organisations and patients with diverse reallife experiences across europe we will explore how patients perceive selfmanagement in the light of existing stigma and dismissal in clinical interactions we will conduct a randomised controlled trial to evaluate the effectiveness of dietary intervention and cognitive behavioural therapy on endometriosisrelated pain and subfertility aiming at developing new treatment options and practical tools analysing steroid metabolomics and microrna profiling will provide a powerful diagnostic approach able to predict the effectiveness of interventions and likelihood of recurrence while investigating the link between microbiota health local epigenetic alterations immune response and endometriosis development will yield a better understanding of disease mechanisms utilising ehealthbased technologies and aimachine learning we will also develop models that can predict responses to lifestyle behaviours project outcomes will empower affected patients to make and shape decisions for their own health educate the general public about endometriosis and its heavy burden and reduce stigmatisation encouraging more individuals to seek help
dual circuit flow battery for hydrogen and value added chemical production

dualflow develops a radically new energy conversion and storage concept that combines water electrolysis battery storage and coproduction of decarbonized chemicals into one single hybrid technology using water soluble redox mediators as energy transfer vectors the system can be operated for electricity storage or for energy conversion to hydrogen and value added chemicals during energy storage operation the system works as a conventional stationary flow battery the energy conversion starts when the battery is full but there is abundant inexpensive green electricity available now the battery is chemically discharged in a mediated electrolysis to produce hydrogen and value added chemicals the energy conversion is realized by pumping charged battery electrolytes through reactors for hydrogen production reactor is filled with catalytic particles to catalyze electron transfer and hydrogen evolution for value added chemical production the reactor consists of biphasic system where charged electrolyte oxidizes chemicals in an organic phase the reaction products are then extracted into the organic phase the energy conversion operation requires only reactors and catalyst for hydrogen evolution indicating that the additive costs of the dual circuit is minimal the concept results in flexible system capable of both energy storage and energy conversion to hydrogen we strongly believe that this concept offers possibilities to produce inexpensive hydrogen in a flexible manner without utilizing any critical raw materials
daniocode the next frontier decoding transcription regulation in regeneration by advanced genomics and computational tools

the principal objective of daniorecode is to provide worldclass doctoral training to a new generation of earlycareer researchers interested in understanding the complex and multilayered process of tissue regeneration daniorecode will combine the multidisciplinary expertise of 15 research laboratories at renowned eu and uk scientific institutions to unravel the regulatory mechanisms of heart brain and eye regeneration by employing the unique and highly tractable zebrafish model system unlike humans teleosts can repair damaged tissues or even regrow entire appendages in mammals regeneration is rare limited to skin liver and toes regenerative medicine however promises to restore tissue function via the use of stem cells tissue engineering and the production of artificial organs with its importance being recognised as one of the eu strategic missions a fundamental gap of knowledge is the understanding of the shared and distinct regulatory mechanisms defining regeneration in highly regenerative species and those with lower regeneration potential such as mammals since the vertebrate gene complement is highly conserved applying the knowledge of regeneration mechanisms from nonmammalian models such as zebrafish could identify genetic underpinnings which when manipulated in mammals could strongly boost the mammalian regenerative potential daniorecode will thus nurture a cohort of exceptional doctoral candidates and turn them into interdisciplinary experts in computational and developmental biology providing comprehensive training that spans experimental work bioinformatics visualisation and industry applications through the integration of stateoftheart genomics computational and data visualisation techniques daniorecode will result in an enhanced understanding of molecular determinants implicated in vertebrate regenerative processes while providing new avenues for the repair or replacement of damaged or diseased tissues and organs
digital dynamic and responsible twins for xr

the digital transformation and the availability of more diverse and costeffective methods for 3d capture has led to the creation of digitised representations of parts of our public spaces machinery and processes socalled digital twins these digital twins are an important basis for building advanced xr applications for cityscapes and the industrial environments these xr applications need highfidelity models for accurate localization which are kept insync with the real world however currently i creating highfidelity digital twins is costly ii integrating data from heterogeneous sensors is still challenging and iii the update of digital twins requires explicit manual interventionthe vision of didymosxr is to enable advanced more realistic and more dynamic extended reality xr applications powered through artificial intelligence the project thus focuses on advancing technologies for creating largescale digital twins synchronised with the real world didymosxr will research and develop methods for reconstruction and mapping from heterogeneous inputs including static and mobile sensors aibased data fusion scene understanding and rendering digtal twin based xr applications also require means of accurately positioning in the environment aware of the dynamics of the scene also addresed by the projectthe capture of scenes at scale as well as using cameras and other sensor data for synchronising the digital representation bears the risk of capturing personal and sensitive data hence the technologies resulting from didymosxr must be and will be ethical and privacyaware by designin order to demonstrate and validate the enabling technologies researched and developed in didymosxr the project will address use cases of xr applications in two domains that differ in their scale and characteristics one is urban planning and smart mobility the other is the collaboration with autonomous mobile robots at an industrial production facility
stable high hydrogen low nox combustion in full scale gas turbine combustor at high firing temperatures

nowadays the increasing awareness of the need to decarbonise the economy has put pressure on the power generation sector to reduce their share co2 emissions in this context gas turbines are the most robust mature and costeffective technology especially for largescale power generation a convenient approach to decarbonise the fuel of gas turbines is to mix natural gas with increasingly amounts of hydrogen as such it becomes essential although challenging for gas turbines to operate any mixture of natural gas and hydrogen helios will develop the needed technology for hydrogen combustion as a retrofit solution based on the flamesheet combustor essential for this approach is a sound fundamental understanding of hydrogen combustion combined with advanced numerical modelling techniques and measurement techniques of hydrogen combustion in a fullsize combustor this is essential to boost the required technological developments for utilization of hydrogenenriched natural gas with the flamesheet combustor the helios project will start at the gasturbine testing using the flamesheet combustor at welldefined lab conditions trl 4 and will reach realistic conditions in a relevant environment trl 6 by the end of the project besides the technical developments helios will stimulate the emergence of an immense innovative ecosystem and create a fertile ground for future uptake of this technology at larger scale this becomes more and more relevant since gts are one of the few options to generate high amounts of energy that are needed to compensate a grid that heavily relies on renewable energy sources res due to fluctuating wind and solar electricity supply this helios concept has the potential to contribute significantly to solving substantial challenges that europe faces while pursuing to make its energy system smart clean flexible secure cost competitive and efficient
smart humancentred effortless support for professional clinical applications

sherpa will empower interventional radiologists ir an overburdened group of specialists who use medical imaging and imageguided devices to perform complex highrisk interventions since trust in technology is rooted in relationships not in a technical specification or feature aipowered assistive technologies will be delivered as a seamless trusted companion a sherpa across the workflow for two clinical domains neurology and oncology validated with ir and patients through seven clinical studies and made available to other medical specialities through a framework methodology and outreach to the entire ir community the automated workflows and their benefits at user patient and system levels will be evaluated for two clinical applications 1 minimally invasive neurovascular interventions brain aneurysms and 2 minimally invasive interventional oncology liver tumour ablations fueled by cuttingedge advances in ai and robotics yet profusely humancentric workflow automation will minimise the risk of errors and inconsistencies ensuring the accuracy and reliability of clinical decisions and boosting ir confidence and job satisfaction as repetitive timeconsuming tasks can be performed automatically the ir will gain the muchneeded relief to focus on the intervention and the interaction with the patient the expertise threshold will be decreased improving workload distribution and team dynamics through generalising principles and methodological framework the insights from sherpa will extend their benefits to other medical specialties dealing with complex workflows and critical decisionmaking
preparing for the soil deal for europe mission

lack of knowledge and awareness of the importance of longterm soil health is a major driver of soil degradation affecting its capacity to provide ecosystem services the soil deal for europe mission proposes a novel approach to ri for impact based on open science and strong stakeholder and citizen engagement prepsoil will adopt a proactive approach to cocreate with stakeholders leveraging on both offline and online facilities with the ultimate purpose of generating longlasting interaction spaces furthermore prepsoil will provide the first assessments and efforts towards an improved knowledge base and awareness level on soil health for multiple stakeholders prepsoils web portal is envisaged as the european onestopshop for all information resources and digital engagement tools for the mission stakeholders it will offer an opensource workspace including collaboration instruments ready to be expanded to meet requirements from the mission this interaction and engagement strategy supports stocktaking and dialogue to understand how regional soil needs assessment supported by harmonised monitoring mechanisms can lead to action in living labs lls and light houses lhs for soil health an ambitious soil needs appraisal campaign will be carried out in combination with other actions it will provide direction and capacities for the future national soil health monitoring mechanisms as well as mapping and preparing the implementation of regional lls through model business plan guidance
scalable graph algorithms for bioinformatics using structure parameterization and dynamic updates

sequencing technologies have developed to be cheap and accurate leading to major breakthroughs such as the complete sequence of a human genome the creation of nationwide population gene banks or the discovery of novel viruses as the amount of data produced grows exponentially and their applications become more broad and complex the community needs accurate computational methods that scaleat the core of many algorithmic methods for processing sequencing data is the basic primitive of finding a set of paths or walks in graphs of various nature under different formulations and objective functions the resulting problems can be nphard eg flow decompositions or polynomialtime eg path covers which are impractical on large graphs thus many practical tools prefer fast heuristics to exact algorithms while these may be optimized for specific inputs they may not be reliable or accurate in general which is a highly relevant issue in eg medical and lifescience researchthis project will develop general methods to massively scale such exact graph algorithms first via novel graph structures usable in a preprocessing step safety structures eg sets of paths that can be quickly found to appear in all optimal solutions and thus simplify the problem variation structures that limit the hardness of a problem only to graph areas rich in genetic variation second via modern algorithmic techniques parameterizing polynomial algorithms to run in time linear in the graph size and superlinear only in a small parameter dynamic algorithms that as the input grows update solutions based only on the new datawe will apply these methods in two highimpact applications longread rna transcript discovery and indexing massive and rapidly growing genomic databasesthis project paves the way for exact graph algorithms usable independently of the problem complexity or of the input size applicable to realworld problems
voluntary prosecution in its ancient greek context

in the ancient greek poleis the prosecution of crimes against the community was largely entrusted to volunteers voluntary prosecution vp was therefore one of the key elements of the administration of justice in these societies it is also an institution that despite being often linked to classical athens and to democratic ideology is found in different places periods and political regimes by combining the analysis of literary and epigraphic sources 6th2nd cent bc with a cuttingedge multidisciplinary approach at the intersection of sociology legal theory and theory of emotion this project aims to provide the first comprehensive history of vp in ancient greeceof its ideological tenets its institutional framework and the normative expectations of the community around it both in and especially outside of athens i will achieve this aim through three objectives a mapping the use of vp in ancient greece by producing an online database of laws and decrees related to vp with visualisation of the material through an interactive online atlas b drawing a sketch of the different identities and possible motives of volunteer prosecutors and of how their interactions with vp with one another and with the community both shaped and was shaped by a shared internalised set of values and standards of behaviour that was fully institutionalised c analysing the emotional components of vp and how they had an impact on societal attitudes and institutional arrangements related to vp prosecco will place vp in the wider context of voluntarism in the ancient greek world and take into account the different perspectives of the individuals that were involved with it from wealthy citizens to foreigners down to the poor women and enslaved individuals this will advance not only the scientific debate around ancient greek society culture and institutional design but also contemporary discourse on private initiative voluntarism and civic engagement
federated learningbased distributed control for heterogeneous platoons of connected autonomous electric vehicles

to promote the eus sustainable development of environment and economy eu planned to reduce emissions from conventional vehicles in european green deal heterogeneous platoons of connected autonomous electric vehicles hpcaevs are thought to be the most efficient viable and promising solution to reduce both energy consumption and pollutant emissions produced by conventional vehicles and improve road efficiency however since hpcaevs are still in the evolving stage the secure and energysaving operation of hpcaevs in mixed traffic flow is suffering significant challenges the feasible project is proposed in the context of addressing these challenges by providing some scientific foundations that enable the secure and energysaving operation of hpcaevs in mixed traffic flow with particular focus on networked modeling stability analysis and control design first networklevel federated learning fl models will be set up by incorporating intrinsic characteristics of hpcaevs macroscopic traffic flow surrounding vehicle flow and their interactions second novel stability analysis criteria for hpcaevs will be derived with expected dynamic performance by designing a flbased lyapunov function with sufficiently small and bounded modeling error third flbased distributed robust model predictive control methods for hpcaevs with intervehicle distance constraints will be developed under surrounding road conditions finally advanced simulations and tests of hpcaevs will be conducted to demonstrate the effectiveness and practicality of the proposed modeling and control methods and the control performance will be compared with cuttingedge methods
multilevel circular process chain for carbon and glass fibre composites

each year about 110000t of carbon fibre composite parts and 4500000t of glass fibre composites are used 98 of these parts end up in landfills at the end of their life to address this problem the mc4 project aims at establishing a multilevel circular process for carbon and glass fibre composite multilevel means that processes will be developed for shortterm implementation with immediate impact and for the longer term with a wider impact on industry carbon and glass fibre have substantially different costs and the project takes this into account by developing economically feasible procedures that are based on chemical matrixfibre separation for carbon fibre and on a new type of resing for the direct reuse of the composite for glass fibre quality grading of the recycled material will be a key element to ensure a proper use in the different domains within the supply chain investigated in the project the goal is to achieve a recycling rate of at least 60as an additional benefit the project will enable european material manufacturers to develop their own patented processes for manufacturing of recycled material currently 80 of the manufacturing of virgin carbon and glass fibre is taking place outside of europe and the manufacturing technologies used inside of europe are often licensed from foreign countriesmc4 puts particular emphasis on the design and manufacturing of best practice examples of parts made from recycled materials for five different domains including automotive aerospace sports equipment boats and urban furniture composite products will be manufactured with the aim of demonstrating the use of recycled material and enhancing the demand side for recycled material in the different domainsthe consortium includes process developers material manufacturers and sme end users who manufacture composite parts it covers the whole value chain and thus enables the creation of real circular process for composites