Dragon09/odtu_chatbot huggingface dataset:
traumatized subjects mental health violence and the fabric of europe between the wars 191839

trauma examines the transnational and transmedial circulation of key discourses regarding mental health and violence that emerged in interwar europe 191839 i argue that although the conflict between competing ideologies fascism liberal democracy communism undermined the construction of european identity discourses about mental health and violence played a vital role in fostering the formation of ideas practices and values that would later become a central part of the fabric of europe focusing on britain and italy and combining cultural studies medical legal and transnational history trauma explores the depiction of mentally traumatized world war i wwi servicemen committing violence analyzing sources such as medical and legal texts novels periodicals war memoirs and handbooks for soldiers trauma tracks the negotiation of transnational discourses about veterans mental health and violent behavior across britain and italy due to their antithetical nature nationally politically and medically and the opposite roles played by their veterans after wwi these two contexts offer a unique window into the european experience of war trauma and its effects eg posttraumatic stress disorder domestic violence and allow to trace the cultural shifts and historical processes eg the demythization of the soldier the rejection of the war that informed the later sociocultural construction of europe conducted within three leading universities padua return phase georgetown outgoing phase and hamburg secondment trauma promotes debates on how cultural studies can address europes most pressing concerns as testified by the eu4healthprogramme 202127 and fosters international collaborative research on mental health trauma violence and european commonality through a range of outreach activities involving academic and nonacademic audiences and institutions trauma will have major impacts at cultural social and educational level
unifying classicality and nonclassicality

this project aims to bring together the study of classicality and nonclassicality within the fields of mathematical logic and philosophy of logic the project is divided into two parts first we will unify classical and nonclassical foundations of mathematics within a settheoretic framework moreover our approach is distinctive from previous attempts of such unification we believe only an algebraic approach has sufficient generality for such a task secondly we will extend our reconciliation of classicality and nonclassicality to the area of philosophy of logic and philosophy of set theory in particular we plan to unify the study of settheoretic and logical pluralism we believe this will allow us to gain new insights into both fields of study
seeing like a city

seeing like a city slac metaphorically assumes the citys perspective to explore visual media and filmmakings potential for knowledge production on cities and civic action within them intended as the entanglement of relations among human and nonhuman populations it addresses existing vision problems within urban studies and planningthe project pursues an in depth critical study and structured integration of audiovisual methodologies in urban studies to see how they can be key sites of urbanism in the making and produce change in the fieldcapitalising on the generative intersections between filmmaking and urban studies it seeks to visualize multiple but often unseen elements of citymaking in so doing it aims to decolonize urban studies and repoliticize planning it will focus on the specific declination of unseen that has to do with the citynature nexus towards a morethanhuman frame for urban studies it will rely on sensory ethnography affective multimodalities in storytelling and participatory and collective filmmaking as applied at the sensory ethnographic labs and the film study center fsc at harvard inspired by efforts to redefine urban studies through depostcolonial notions and approaches it will involve a secondment at the cartography lab at hamburg universitt uuh while there the project will design an audiovisual work that i will develop during the return phase to italys department of architecture and urban studies dastu at polimi which will be the pilot project of a new audiovisual urban lab which will be born at dastu thanks to the msca postdoc grant the projects novelty lies in this critical and actionoriented transdisciplinary aspect mobilizing processes of radical openness sennett 2018 and exchange between research in urban studies and audiovisual production as a potential tool of citymaking intended as that specific city design philosophy aiming at tuning the contemporary to the future laundry 2009
transparency solutions for transforming the food system

the titan project will demonstrate the latest transparency related solutions to help drive the formation of a demanddriven european economy predicted on the production and consumption of healthy sustainable and affordable food comprising 28 partners from 14 countries 10 ms and 2 associated countries titan will provide an extensive platform for the development of a wide range of innovations that aid transparency and address key challenges identified in the european green deal egd with a broad mix of cuttingedge technology providers smes and startups linked to leading research centres and agrifood stakeholders titan through dedicated business support together with a 125m open call will provide a fertile breeding ground of ideas and solutions for businesses to thrive within the new strategy of the egd through a cocreation approach 15 innovative solutions including exploiting blockchain ai and iot will be demonstrated in a first wave of titan transparency related innovations these will be supplemented by a further wave of innovations on themes selected by stakeholders in an open call that will be open at the end of year 1 of this fouryear project the new innovations will deliver transparency solutions in the areas of food safety and authenticity traceability health and sustainability and improving information to the consumer the innovations will be supported by cross cutting wps dedicated to transparency ict solutions policy business support management and communication and dissemination the project is led by industry facing notforprofit organisations with extensive outreach capabilities within europe and beyond that will enhance the transferability and upscaling and impact of titan solutions and provide the building blocks of a demanddriven economy that provides healthy sustainable and accessible food for its citizens
harnessing the microbial potential of fermented foods for healthy and sustainable food systems

european consumers are expressing a clear demand for healthier and more sustainable food fermented foods ffs have the potential to meet these expectations but there is a need to demonstrate their health impacts scientifically while developing innovative strategies to tackle both sustainability and nutritional health in this frame domino will investigate the health impacts of ffbased diet on a healthy population and a cohort suffering from metabolic syndrome to better focus on health biomarkers we will provide tailormade microbial solutions using an integrated omics strategy and computational biology modelling to address the challenges associated with sustainable food production and healthy nutrition in six food case studies selected as representative of the wide diversity of plantbased ff prototypes we will involve key stakeholders in a multiactor approach these objectives will lead to key results the characterization of the health effect of milk kefir the application of diagnosis tools based on healthy microbiomehuman biomarkers to inform dietary recommendations based on ff for people with metabolic syndrome the development of an open access database and new computational tools for profiling food microbiomes metabolic interaction during food fermentation and their overlap with the healthy gut microbiome the delivery of a research and innovation workflow to facilitate the smart design of functional healthy ff biowaste valorisation sustainable processes on plantbased food case studies using the leverage of food microbiomes biodiversity all supported by a federation of key stakeholders and citizens through several living labs and a tailored dissemination strategy together we will develop and move towards a vision of the future of ffs in europe while enhancing the trust of citizens in the food value chain through their involvement and genuine integration of their perspectives paving the way for citizenfriendly innovation
attracting and connecting innovation ecosystem actors for international coinvestments in advanced traction of deeptech companies from wielkopolska lithuania and andalusia

assumptions there are many incubation and acceleration programmes in modest and moderate innovation ecosystems however there is much fewer investors operating there as well the volume of capital available and actors of innovation ecosystems are not well connected the potential investors capital and industry need relationships of trust with locallybased coinvestors of smaller scale that would help them with the local deal flow as well as regulation guidance the startup ecosystems all over the world are oriented toward speed exits which does not favour deeptech startups that need more time for development even the vibrant startup hubs in europe have problems in creation of deeptech deal flowobjectives of attraction1 to connect the ecosystems in wielkopolska lithuania and andalusia to strong innovation networks of germany and france and stimulate crossfertilisation effects through best practice sharing and learning by cooperation syndicate a curated pipeline and portfolio of companies at different funding stages to create joint syndicated thematically focused deal flows that attract international investors boost existing support programmes of business acceleration providers 2 to create investment opportunities for societyrelevant deeptech solutions twin transition and healthtech iot ai for social challengesproject idea attraction and connection of existing acceleration initiatives and investment networks from the participating areas development of durable international relationships through concrete actions ie pilot acceleration programs oriented on society needs solutions stemming from rd joint activities increasing the level of trust among investors and founders from less connected ecosystems create syndicated international deal flows in selected category of technologies boost coinvestments in less connected regions support startups diversity backgrounds founders women migrants founders
3d silicon detector for imaging of diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine radiotracers with outstanding efficiency and high spatial resolution

this project aims to design construct and evaluate a novel instrument for molecular imaging of radioactive nuclides in the human body the hypothesis is that by using nextgeneration silicon sensors to measure each photon interaction and applying kinematic constraints the incident photon direction can be calculated thus we can remove stateoftheart mechanical collimators the main objective of this project is to explore the physical limits of efficiency and spatial resolution and evaluate the concept for this new technology in medical imaging applicationsthe new instrument should improve detector efficiency by about a factor of one million reducing examination time from an hour to less than a second the concept aims to overcome compton cameras shortcomings such as complicated geometries with low efficiency that despite several attempts prevented this technique from going beyond an early prototype stage the new sensor concept consists of a massive block of silicon built up from a multitude of sensors with high resolution in space energy and time and including signal shaping and data processing the system will have orders of magnitude more readout pixels than ever before in medical imaging the system design and image reconstruction process are conceptually challenging addressing several scientific problems at the component level such as pixel charge collection and capacitance but also including image reconstruction from fragments of event circles combinatorial problems involved with tracing each event to discern the correct order of interactions and to reject background events over a 1020year period the technology could replace the current installed base leading to significant impacts on adjacent research fields such as drug development and targeted radionuclide therapy
isocyanate free selfblowing biobased circular foams

plastics have been key materials to be aligned with the european unions sustainable development goals this promise stems from its lightweight lowdensity nature while maintaining favorable mechanical thermal and insulating properties nevertheless plastic production still lacks sustainability primarily relying on fossil resources indeed less than one percent of the annual plastic production 390 million tons originates from renewable sources this heavy reliance on fossil resources exacerbates global warming as the extraction production and disposal of these materials release greenhouse gases into the atmosphere furthermore in europe less than 20 of postconsumer plastic waste is recycled in the realm of plastics polymer foams merit special attention for their versatility combining the main unique plastic properties while minimizing material usage foams serve two main purposes flexible types for uses like packaging and cushioning and rigid foams for insulation construction and high mechanical strength needs despite their remarkable properties foam production relies on nonrenewable resources and toxic chemicals like isocyanates and phosgene additionally their exceptional performance relates to their highly crosslinked nature which also renders these materials challenging to recycle or often nonrecyclable the central goal of ecofoams is to develop biobased foams that not only match the manufacturing process and performance of commercially available foams but also offer recyclability and reprocessability to do so ecofoams will explore the use of salkylation reaction to produce selfblown polycarbonate pc and polyhydroxurethane phu foams without using toxic isocyanates dr gabriel perli under the guidance of prof haritz sardon polymat university of the basque country spain will endeavour to pioneer the ecofoams that are both more sustainable and exhibit excellent performances
synthetic data generation framework for integrated validation of use cases and ai healthcare applications

synthia is an ambitious collaboration between public and private institutions to facilitate the responsible use of synthetic data sd in healthcare applications the project will improve the methodological and technical aspects of sd generation sdg by developing new techniques and advancing established ones for different data modalities including genomics and imaging to improve the generation of realistic multimodal and longitudinal data this project will provide the research community with approaches for transparent benchmarking of alternative sdg methods for specific applications identify and establish evaluation metrics and methodologies and contribute to the standardisation of an evaluation assessment framework for sd robust evidence of sd applicability in a set of use cases across a broad spectrum of medical conditions will be crucial to demonstrate the potential of sd to accelerate datadriven solutions of equivalent quality to those derived from real patient data furthermore legal and regulatory implications of sd use will be analysed with the aim of delivering an assurance framework to guide secure sd utilization in healthcarethese significant breakthroughs will be implemented through the open synthia federated platform facilitating responsible sd use by the health research community the platform will facilitate users longterm access to extensively validated reusable synthetic datasets as well as to sdg workflows and sd assessment frameworks the federated infrastructure will rely on extended opensource frameworks for interoperability with other datasharing infrastructures in the context of the european health data space a multidisciplinary collaboration of sdg developers fair data experts clinical researchers developers of therapies and databased tools legal experts socioeconomic analysts regulatory policy advocacy and communication experts will provide a 360 vision on how to advance healthcare applications through sd use
selfpowered selfreshaping autarkic skin for wireless motes leaf

we will combine 3d reshaping energy harvesting and energy storage within a single thin foil the thin foil of several micrometer thickness is going to be fabricated by inkjet and capillary printing on a temporal carrier support and consists of an adhesion sacrificial layer own technology relying on lanthanum acrylic acid coordination polymer and a strain inducing bilayer made of hydrogel and a stiffening layer own innovation technology the combination of specifically designed bilayer polymer system polyethylene alt maleic anhydride type hydrogel and polyimide materials is able to reshape into swissroll architectures with few hundreds of micrometer diameter through a selective etching of the sacrificial layer and swelling of the hydrogel in a waterbased solution we will implement high precision capillary printing hpcap to print dedicated structures with high control over length thickness and separation with submicrometer resolution and high reproducibility of a variety of materials which deliver different functionality selfpowering of the autonomous device is ensured through the use of bifunctional materials deposited into interdigitated microelectrode structures function as light converter and storage materials at the same time the thus created photostorage microscale supercapacitor is embedded onto the thin foil and will serve as autonomous power source for the integrated silicon chip the 2d area of the ultrathin foil delivers maximized surface area of the interdigitated finger structure and ensures sufficient light absorption to power the integrated rfic eg an active tagsensory system the optimized weight r 095 will be granted by the ultrathin nature of the foil around 5um while mechanical stability of the final device is ensured through 2dto3d reshaping key feature of our final device is the ability to retain its functionality also after 3d reshaping and its deployment onto the application surface
personal natural environmentgenegutbrain interactions based ecosystem for prevention of mental illness in children adolescents and young adults puremind

puremind will deliver the first integrated mental healthcare ecosystem imhe to predictearly identify mental health disorders mhd and create more optimal personalised interventions to prevent mhd and thereby improving wellbeing in children adolescents and young adults 025 years the ecosystem will mitigate key challenges associated with mhds specifically 1detection 1 in 7 undetected and untreated mhd cases 2efficiency of treatment lack of tools and guidelines for personalised multidisciplinary interventions that work 3access to support and care long waiting times for care due to lack of trained personnel 4inequality disparate and inadequate inter and intracountry mental healthcare services and 5modern cultures and lifestyle the increasingly recognised risk factor of digital addiction resulting in sedentary socially isolated lifestyle contributing to mhd these will be addressed by pureminds approach of combining analytical modelling of dynamical systems in the cyberphysical context of a subjects personal natural environmentgenegutbrainmhd interactions process creating a muchneeded personalised intervention synthesis framework that will be exploited by an ai engine to deliver optimised personalised intervention and a unique digital twin educating young people how mhd might develop depending on their environment and lifestyle these 2 components will be combined in an accessible adaptable mobile app mymind to measure at scale and allow a subject to seamlessly access a 4tier service architecture involving family community clinical and emergency services to support predictionearly detection of mhd empowering them to monitor their own mental health at homeeducationalcommunity settings and taking preventive actions against mhd the imhe will be designed using implementation science approach and will be validated in a 12month pilot study in 7 european countries and 2 lmics covering different socioeconomic and cultural scenarios
prevention mitigation management of infectious diseases on cruise ships and passenger ferries

with vast experience indepth knowledge and established expertise in infectious disease prevention and control on passenger ships healthy sailing consortium presents a comprehensive approach introducing innovative multilayered risk and evidencebased costeffective tested measures for infectious diseases prevention mitigation and management pmm differentiated for large ferries cruise ships and expedition vessels this approach covers a preparedness and response to known infectious diseases frequently occurring on passenger ships diseases that have never occurred but for which preparedness is essential diseases of unknown aetiology to ensure preparedness for future emerging pathogenspandemics b the entire passengercrew journey travelling from home to ship and returning onboard during shoreside visits c shipboard operations shoreside company operations port destinations and communities d a global perspective of project outputs towards communities and passenger shipping industry epidemiological studies risk assessment modelling for disease spread and aerosoldroplet dispersion and setting disease thresholdsalert levels will develop a scientific evidencebase and support production of evidenceinformed guidelines on covid19 for shipsports passengerscrew vaccination ventilation systems and expedition vessels medical operation needs developmenttesting of shipspecific syndromic surveillance ai systems decision support tools will contribute to early health threat detection onboard riskbased proportionate responses and healthy onboard environments toolkits for blended learning with handson training and technology induced behaviour change will further knowledge awareness and compliance of all stakeholders an integrated epass based on oneid concept and toolkit predicting port response capacities will address port operation and community needs a scientific international panel will promote a harmonized global approach