Dragon09/odtu_chatbot huggingface dataset:
green additive manufacturing through innovative beam shaping and process monitoring

the overall aim of the inshape project is to develop and demonstrate in four different industrial use cases aerospace energy space and industrial goods a novel firsttimeright powder bed fusion process of metals using laser beam pbflbm the process will be underpinned by two technical innovations i a firstofakind aienhanced optical beam shaping module that enables the flexible adaptation of laser beam shapes tailored to the materialgeometry of the printed parts and ii a novel multispectral inline process monitoring and control system application it is expected that inshape will disrupt the manufacturing sector by helping to turn pbflbm from a niche highpotential technology into a mainstream manufacturing technology outperforming traditional methods such as die casting when it comes to the precision of manufacturing parts treatment of novel supermaterials and sustainability at the same time the inshape innovation is expected to keep pace with traditional manufacturing methods when it comes to costperpart economics and agile and largescale production volumes the kpis to be reached in the project are 7 times higher build rate over 50 lower cost 60 less energy use and 30 less scrap as compared to current bestinclass pbflbm furthermore the project will demonstrate how aibased solutions can be practically deployed to deliver advanced manufacturing strategies whilst complying with current ethical standards and user expectations inshape is targeting the rapidly growing global metal fusion additive manufacturing market which is estimated to be worth eur 692 billion annually in terms of the longterm impact the successful deployment of the inshape technologies is expected to reinforce the european pbflbm manufacturing sectors international reputation as a leading supplier of highly complex parts and help stakeholders set new bestinclass standards for digital green and agile laserbased production methods
composite silicongraphite anodes with nirich cathodes and safe ether based electrolytes for high capacity liion batteries

signe will deliver an advanced lithiumion battery lib aimed at the high capacity approach targeted in this work programme specific objectives are to 1 develop high energy density safe and manufacturable lithium ion battery 2 optimise the fullcell chemistry to achieve beyond state of art performance 3 demonstrate fullcell fast charging capability 4 show high fullcell cycling efficiency with 80 retentive capacity 5 demonstrate high sustainability of this new battery technology and the related cost effectiveness through circular economy considerations and 2nd life battery applications built upon demonstrator and 6 demonstrate high costcompetitiveness largescale manufacturability and ev uptake readinesssigne will achieve these objectives by incorporation of 30 si as a composite where it is electrically connected to the graphite in nanowire form this will realise a volumetric ed of 1000 whl when prelithiated and paired with a nirich ncm cathode optimised to deliver 220 mahg this will be further enabled by a specifically designed electrolyte to maximise the voltage window and enable stable sei formation a sustainable fibre based separator with superior safety features s in terms of thermal and mechanical stability will be developed signe will establish the viability of volume manufacturing with production quantities of battery components manufactured by project end the battery design and production process will be optimised in a continuous improvement process through full cell testing supported by modelling to optimise electrode and cell designs through manufacture as a prismatic cell and prototype testing at by oems soh monitoring across the entire battery lifecycle will optimise safety 2nd use viability signe will go significantly beyond soa with recovery of anode cathode and electrolyte components in this circular economy approach recovered materials will be returned to the relevant work package to produce new electrodes
advanced sterilization capability with low environmental footprint for patient infection optimized safety

medtech industry is facing the emergence of innovative singleuse and reusable medical devices md with ever more complex forms and sensitive components in needs of optimal safety conditions of sterilization however hospitals face problems with chemicals radiation and limited sterilization options leading to compromises in patient safety and potential device contamination over 20 of endoscopes are tainted similarly md manufacturers encounter technological environmental and health obstacles which can limit production capacity and endanger patients lives regulatory and political pressures are growing to eliminate the use of ethylene oxide eto and current technologies face challenges in capacity and compatibility with md materials reducing the resilience of production of mdsin this context aurora has developed the first in situ cold nonthermal plasma sterilization technology for md that turns air gases into a plasma and doesnt use any chemicals radiations nor leave any potentially harmful residue this breakthrough process able to destroy all biothreats is designed to answer the needs of both hospitals and md manufacturers in better safety standard for patient and staff and environmental protectionasclepios will materialize 12 years of rd programs which aimed at validating the feasibility of its coldplasma sterilization process and developing its efficacy on the full range of biothreats spore viruses bacteria biofilms and while remaining compatible with fragile mds representing key assets towards unlocking early technical and economic barriers to commercial exploitation while trl6 has been successfully passed the herein asclepios proposal will allow reaching trl9 this last step allows the technology to be deployed europe and uswide creating a strong economic activity replacing current solutions and thus meeting social health and environmental challenges and establishing a strong european leadership in this new field
distributed system of scientific collections transition to eric project

the distributed system of scientific collections dissco is a paneuropean research infrastructure ri initiative dissco aims to bring together natural science collections from 175 museums botanical gardens universities and research institutes across 23 countries in a distributed infrastructure that makes these collections physically and digitally open and accessible for all forms of research and innovation dissco ri entered the esfri roadmap in 2018 and successfully concluded its preparatory phase in early 2023 the ri is now transitioning towards the constitution of its legal entity an eric and the start of its scaledup construction implementation programme the primary goal of the dissco transition project is to ensure the seamless transition of the dissco ri from its preparatory phase to the construction phase expected to start in 2025 in this transition period the project will address five objectives building on the outcomes of the preparatory phase project1 advance the dissco eric process and complete its policy framework ensuring the smooth earlyphase implementation of dissco 2 engage support dissco national nodes to strengthen national commitments3 advance the development of core eservices to avoid the accumulation of technical debt before the start of the implementation phase4 continue international collaboration on standards best practices needed for the dissco service provision and 5 continue supporting dissco ri interim governance bodies and transition them to the dissco eric formal governance the projects impact will be measured against the increase in the ris overall implementation readiness level irl more specifically we will monitor its impact towards reaching the required level of maturity in four of the five dimensions of the irl that can benefit from further developments these include the organisational financial technological and data readiness levels
social cognitive interventions following adverse early life experiences

the affective and cognitive consequences of childhood trauma are experienced across the life span and are associated with poorer mental and physical health outcomes in those affected while traumafocused psychological therapies successfully address the affective consequences of childhood trauma the cognitive consequences have been poorly understood and managed despite being highly predictive of poorer social and occupational outcomes sociable is a novel psychosocial intervention that targets the cognitive difficulties associated with childhood trauma it consists of a social cognitive skills program delivered in a virtual reality vr environment vr based interventions represent a low cost and scalable method of simulating activities of daily life in a clinical setting this project will establish whether sociable as a novel vrbased intervention targeting traumarelated cognitive difficulties is feasible and beneficial to everyday function based on data from individuals with a history of childhood trauma gathering and analysing this data will represent a crucial first stage in knowledge translation forming the basis for establishing future definitive clinical trials to validate the effectiveness of this approach in patients with mental health disorders by addressing a major untreated cause of disability sociable has the potential to add substantially to current clinical solutions eg traumainformed cbt targeting anxiety
mycotoxin management aiplatform to face cc impact on food safety and human health

climate change amplifies food safety risks by fostering the proliferation of pathogens and contaminants in the food supply chain and introducing unfamiliar or novel hazards among the food safety threats because of their ubiquity mymatch will consider the effects of climate change on a selection of mycotoxins related to fungi belonging to aspergillus fusarium and alternaria occurring in maize wheat tomato and nuts thanks to a strong and multiactor partnership mymatch will contribute to i the prediction and mitigation of risk related to fungi and mycotoxin occurrence ii the assessment of mycotoxins exposure in humans concerning different diets and animals and iii the implementation of proper risk management measures this will be achieved with data collection taking place at different levels from literature considering events that happened in the past under controlled environments and open fields enabling the generation of the missing datasets needed to fulfil the project aims this will support the development and implementation of fungi and mycotoxin predictive models founded on accurate climate change scenarios to anticipate the changes in mycotoxin occurrence in european food systems mymatch ai mycotoxin management platform will be the final output the support for all food system actors with tailored predictions recommendations and mitigation approaches by using this platform the agrifood researchers farmers industry stakeholders and policymakers involved in the project through the mymacths multiactor framework will be assisted in taking threatmitigation initiatives and in decisionmaking both in the short and strategic longterm planning mymatch tools and methods will be generated in a way that is easily extendable to other contaminant issues and cocreated and developed with a strong interaction with potential users like efsa
advanced grid interfaces for innovative storage integration

agistin will enable industrial grid users to rapidly deploy renewables through advanced integration of innovative energy storage technologies at the interface with the grid rapid decarbonisation of industry through electrification the growth of renewables and the need for grid stability present a unique opportunity for new forms storage of storage and integration schemes to emerge the main objectives in the project are to develop new forms of energy storage that meet grid needs for shortduration flexibility and stability reduce the impact of new large demand on the grid and reduce costs for large grid users through innovative storage integration this project will exceed the state of the art for aqueous batteries use of irrigation systems as energy storage grid interface designs and provision of advanced grid services from large load users two demonstrations and three test activities centered around renewable hydrogen electrolysis irrigation pumping and fast ev charging are used to demonstrate advanced concepts for energy storage grid integration and grid users agistin results in reduced grid connection for industrial grid users reducing h2 production cost by 10 and improved grid stability through advanced grid services that enable grids to run with 100 renewables the innovative storage technologies directly addressed in the project include aqueous electrochemical recuperators with properties between super capacitors and batteries use of irrigation systems as energy storage and aluminum ion batteries these technologies will be developed to test and demonstrate in the target use cases resulting in trl level increases for each the consortium consists of members from 9 countries and across the value chain best able to exploit project results including storage and power electronics providers industrial grid users a grid operator a engineering consultancy research institutes universities and an energy storage association
a gammaray infrastructure to advance gravitational wave astrophysics

when galaxies merge do their central supermassive black holes also merge how does the merger affect star formation and the evolution of galaxies how does physics beyond the standard model of particles affect the universe the detection and characterisation of lowfrequency gravitational waves gws will address these fundamental and longstanding questions of astronomy and cosmology supermassive black holes at the centres of merging galaxies are expected to form binary systems whose orbital motion generates gws a cosmological population of such systems combine to build up a gw background gwb such a gwb is also expected if the universe went through an inflationary period providing a gw map just moments after the big bang pulsar timing arrays ptas which are ensembles of extremely stable millisecond pulsars rotating neutron stars can be used to study this gwb searches for the gwb have typically used sensitive radio telescopes however radio data exhibit complex noise processes predominantly arising from the interstellar medium ism that limit its sensitivity and introduce bias gamma rays are immune to the effects of the ism and a gammaray pta can overcome several of the limitations affecting radio data giga will a establish a gammaray pta and independently detect the gwb b develop advanced inference techniques to distinguish its astrophysical origins c measure properties of the ism through multiwavelength studies and d explore energydependent couplings of dark matter through these avenues giga will also maximise the sensitivity of radio ptas and provide crucial validation of their measurementsthe detection of the gwb will provide the first stringent constraints on the dynamical evolution of supermassive black holes and their host galaxies while advanced inferences techniques will aid in disentangling weaker astrophysical sources including cosmic strings and phase transitions thus probing physics beyond the standard model
green endeavor in art restoration

european cultural heritage ch is a crucial resource that must be maintained preserved and accessible to counteract degradation enhanced by unfavorable environmental conditions and climate changes conservation methodologies lack durability sustainability and costeffectiveness and are typically based on energyconsuming processes or nonenvironmentally friendly materials coping with these issues greenart proposes new solutions based on green and sustainable materials and methods to preserve conserve and restore ch 1 protective coatings based on green materials from waste and plant proteins with selfhealing and reversibility character possibly functionalized with organicinorganic nanoparticles to impart voc capture anticorrosion and barrier behaviors 2 foams and packaging materials made by biodegradablecompostable polymers from renewable sources polyurethanes and natural fibers to control trh 3 consolidants based on natural polymers from renewable sources to mechanically strengthen weak artifacts 4 gels and cleaning fluids inspired by the most advanced systems currently available to conservators improving them according to green and circular economy 5 green tech solutions for monitoring ch assets noninvasively against pollutants and environmental oscillations life cycle assessment and modeling will favor the safebydesign creation of affordable solutions safe to craftspeople operators and the environment and minimize energyconsumption in monitoring museum environments such holistic approach is granted in greenart by a multidisciplinary partnership that gathers hard and soft sciences and engineering including academic centers innovative industries and smes conservation institutions and professionals museums whose collections hold absolute masterpieces in need of conservation public entities and policy makers the latter will favour training and dissemination activities to make stakeholders familiar with the new methods
identification and development of novel colorectal cancer biomarkers via stateoftheart liquid biopsy approaches

the colomark network integrates 17 teams with multidisciplinary expertise omics epidemiology microbiome circulating tumour dna bioinformatics assay development circulating rnas circulating tumour cells tumour profiling clinics that will take advantage of the assets conferred by novel liquid biopsy strategies to provide complementary and comprehensive knowhow on the features required to successfully fulfil the objectives of colomark 1 to foster a next generation of scientists that can address the challenges of colorectal cancer biomarker development the network is enforced by preexisting collaborations from cost action transcoloncan and enhanced by the participation of nonacademic entities who will play an essential role in the crosssectoral and transversal training of the researchers it is our purpose to provide a personalised training programme that builds on the knowledge offered by the participants to produce future crosssectoral leadership and a sustainable initiative of excellent research that enhances the competitiveness of european researchers 2 to achieve maximum impact by appropriate dissemination patient and public engagement and results exploitation activities that will be embedded in the training of the researchers given the promising perspectives of liquid biopsy approaches for the future of cancer prevention and management colomark will constitute an opportunity to reach outstanding scientific technological and societal impact in a field highly relevant to horizon europes priorities in cancer therefore enhancing european competitiveness in ri 3 to advance in colorectal cancer understanding by producing outstanding synergistic research as the main scientific aim of colomark ten tailored groundbreaking research projects only possible in the context of colomark will be undertaken for the identification and validation of better risk prognostic and monitoring colorectal cancer biomarkers
sustainable solutions for upgraded smart wearables and equipment in sport

textile industry is facing major challenges it is one of the most polluting industries and consumers as well as european regulations are pushing for change indeed global demand is changing and consumers tend to expect more sustainable and smart textiles moreover the ec is committed to a green and digital transition and needs to be more competitive globally in this context upwears aims to contribute to structural resource efficiency and a sustainable economy by unlocking the potential of a new generation of biobased and hybrid fabrics for etextile upwears etextile will feature high performance costeffective multifunctionality such as functionalized yarn and fibre biomimetic fabrics imbedded electronics and energy sensors partners will ensure a reduced environmental impact on the manufacturing value chain and end product a country cycling suit fully recycled upwears development will minimise manufacturing waste thanks to artificial intelligence technology and multiscale testing it will also reduce chemical utilisation thanks to enzymatic eutectic green solvents for this upwears will create an innovative sustainable value chain from the native fibre to functional device endoflife switch from a traditional towards a modern textile fabrication process supporting the textile industrys digital and sustainable transformation ecodesign an etextile for high addedvalue sportswear applications meeting european consumers demand and contributing to eu competitiveness upwears implementation and exploitation will have many environmental societal and economic impacts it will contribute to eu policies like the eu green deal since it combines electronic devices and natural fibres and works on circularity finally upwears consortium covers the full value chain formulation functionalization etextile design production digital transformation reliability durability industrial validation and recycling additive manufacturing
multilingual transmission in indigenous languages in the diaspora

bilingual speakers of a heritage language hla language acquired naturalistically from early childhood but distinct from the dominant language of the larger societyoften display innovation and variation which exact factors account for this observation is subject of both theoretical discussion and empirical work cross linguistic influence cli from the majority language plays an important role however the providers of input for the hss are bilinguals living in the same dominant language society and potentially themselves hss whose linguistic patterns can be qualitatively different from those of the speakers from the homeland to address the genuine contribution of the cli in hl development a good and largely underused comparison within the study of hls would be the tripartite comparison of i hss ii their l1 immigrant input providers and iii speakers in the homeland most of psycholinguistics including hl research is conducted on languages endowed with writing systems and literacy traditions an official status in some areas of their spread and a large multimillion speaker population thus what we know about hls is largely based on a small sample of language pairs in a handful of sociolinguistic situation types this incompleteness of coverage underdetermines the power of generalizations from empirical observations as well as their contributions to psycholinguistic theories therefore it is urgent to take psycholinguistic studies out of the lab and focus on lesserstudied including indigenous hls using mano as a case study the objective of mutilda multilingual transmission in indigenous languages in the diaspora is to study variation in linguistic knowledge of speakers of an indigenous hl in the diaspora measured at the level of production and comprehension it will be the first study of an indigenous language combining data from l1 immigrant generation hss and speakers in the homeland as well as offline and online measures