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intelligent ingestible devices for gastrointestinal therapeutics diagnosis or intervention

the intelliingest doctoral network will train 13 researchers in the development of minimally invasive orally delivered miniaturised devices this ingestible technology has the potential to unlock significant advances across the medical sciences whether it is enhanced diagnosis through the application of artificial intelligence or the integration of multiple sensors into these devices surgery through less invasive biopsy or treatment through targeted drug delivery direct to the site of interest or the development of therapeutic form factors that can safely reside within the gastrointestinal tract for extended periods removing the need for daily treatment and improving the adherence of patients to the treatment regimen however to achieve this potential several scientific challenges must be addressed these include needing more accurate localisation improving our ability to know where the devices are along the gastrointestinal tract at any time for better treatment and repeated diagnosis the second challenge is the need to integrate more advanced diagnostic and therapeutic technology which is vital for more accurate identification and treatment of pathology the third challenge is environmental sustainability more sustainable designs are crucial due to the singleuse nature of most ingestible devices and their growing use postpandemic finally to rapidly innovate in the ingestible device field we need better tools to advance translation at low cost reducing the use of costly animal models the 13 doctoral candidates will tackle these challenges advancing the state of the art in ingestible device technology while benefiting from multidisciplinary multisectoral international training provided by leaders in this field this training will provide these candidates with extensive technical translational and transferable skills training that will enhance their future career prospects in this growing field of research
aquaserv research infrastructure services for sustainable aquaculture fisheries and the blue economy

the overarching objectives of aquaserv are to bring together enhance integrate and customise ri capacities including facilities instruments and expertise and through the provision of transnational access onsite or remote andor virtual access to significantly further scientific advance and promote and facilitate the implementation of european common fisheries policy the farm to fork strategy the sustainable blue economy and the european green deal aquaserv will achieve these objectives by offering scientists from academia and business remote and onsite transnational ta and virtual va access to an advanced set of european research infrastructures and its nodes related to research and management of marine and freshwater biological resources food and biotechnology these include the european marine biological resource centre eric embrc the analysis and experimentation on ecosystems eric the aquaculture for excellence for aquaculture in fish aquaexcel and the infrastructure for promoting metrology in food and nutrition metrofood as well as the international council for exploration of the sea both a service provider and stakeholder it also includes the research infrastructure for science and innovation policy studies risis to bring contributions from the social sciences and to bring results nearer to policy makers ensuring societal impact to enhance integrate and customise ri capacities collaboration between partners and new pipelines to meet the objectives of the project will be developed during the first 3 years and will make available to users to ensure these capacities will not be lost a sustainability work package involving stakeholders will address the project legacy to maximize impact aquaserv will build a communication network among the partnership and develop a dissemination and outreach programme furthermore an advanced training programme will be developed to capture future users and will be updated during the p
the impact of political and climate change on womens agency a social power analysis for the late 3rd millennium bce egypt

a detailed social history of the women from egypts first intermediate period fip needs to be added to the growing corpus of womens historical narratives this pivotal period of egyptian history the late third millennium bce witnessed profound transformations to their social and political structures these dramatic changes arose from political disintegration and the effects of environmental stresses from climate change at the end of the preceding old kingdom period ok while the fip has received broad study dedicated research into the women from this period has yet to be conducted historically fip womens data derived primarily from biographical inscriptions that sometimes detail their involvement in economic political or religious roles titles have been subsumed into female title studies of the ok period or discussed in conjunction with the women of the following middle kingdom mk period existing scholarship centres on biographies of exceptional women or significant inscriptions and womens details appear more generally in wideranging compilations of this historical period yet owing to the unique archaeological and epigraphical evidence of the fip it offers the opportunity to examine a broader crosssection of the female population including levels of society previously absent in other periods for the first time the women of the fip and their agencies will be analysed via a theoretical framework that analyses social power based on the womens roles and their access tocontrol over economic symbolic andor political resources thus the objective of this project the impact of political and climate change on womens agency a social power analysis ipoccwwa is to produce a quantitative and qualitative account of the women of the fip independent from other chronological periods that examines their agency within their distinct historical context and deliver their overdue social history
cocreating the prototype sustainable food systems partnership

the overall goal of the foodpaths csa project is to develop a prototype partnership for sustainable food systems sfs for people planet and climate it endeavers a systems approach and aims a change of mindsets to accelerate the transition to sfs the prototype will serve as the first version of how the future partnership will function hence it encompasses all its components such as the i innovative effective and inclusive governance model and modus operandi with aligned and committed cofunders ii strategic research innovation agenda sria supporting food2030 priorities including sciencetopolicy and education programs for fs iii european hub of cocreating local fs labs following a code of conduct and sustainability chart developed by a branded network of exemplary universities iv fs network of local and global players with a toolkit for cobenefits and tradeoffs v new cocreation concepts fs approach and observatory foodpaths will not only present the prototype in 20232024 but also accompany the future partnership at its start by providing methodologies digital tools programs working protocols and a dedicated multilevel inclusive governance model to accomplish this challenge foodpaths brings together 17 partners across europe from funding organizations public institutions academia research and education organisations private and farming sectors including smes philanthropic organisations ngo and notforprofit organisations they all represent networks of potential cofunders regional and local policy makers universities private parties and farmers consumers and civil society thanks to appropriate resources and events all these necessary stakeholders along the food chain will be actively involved to shape the future fs partnership
algorithms security and complexity for quantum computers

as progress is made in implementing quantum computers the question is looming what will we do with themthis proposal is concerned with the theoretical computer science aspects of this question part of this question is concerned with quantum algorithms wp1 we know of several examples of quantum algorithms with large speedups over the best known classical algorithms such as shors polytime integer factorization algorithm while this is evidence that quantum computers will be useful once built it does not tell us what quantum computers will be used for in practice probably not much factoring to ensure that quantum computer users are best able to make use of them we will focus on developing general techniques for the design of quantum algorithms that can be easily applied by subjectmatter experts in different fields to the problems that interest themwe will also consider the constraints of early quantum computers in our algorithm design first we would like to understand how the limited memory of early quantum computers will impact what they can do some of the most important techniques for designing quantum algorithms are already wellsuited to the study of spacebounded computation and we will generalize and improve these in wp1 to complement this we will study lower bounds and complexity wp2 focusing on spacebounded complexity classes which have many relationships with other complexity classes second since most early users will have to delegate their quantum computations we would like to understand which quantum algorithms can still be used in various delegated or multiparty settings where some type of security is a consideration we take the novel approach of using a quantum algorithmic model called span programs to design secure quantum computing protocols wp3 it turns out that spacebounded models and secure quantum computation are very much related and understanding this relationship is what ties this proposal together
magnetoresponsive hydrophobic membrane and membrane distillation insight into the realtime fouling and wetting mitigation mechanism

water scarcity and pollution are key global threats and to generate water from seawater or brackish water and the effective reuse of industrial wastewater are essential to achieve the sustainable development goals and carbon neutrality membrane distillation md is inherently a problemsolver for high salinity seawater and wastewater and is recognized as an effective strategy for zero liquid discharge zld however membrane fouling and wetting are two key issues which impede its industrial application magmd is an applicationoriented project intending to introduce the magnetic magic into hydrophobic membrane with a material mechanism application route targeting at the commercial application of md three magnetoresponsive membranes magmems will be prepared by incorporating fe3o4 in order to explore the effects of surface bulk nanoheating nanomixing and hydrophilic modification on md then the molecular fouling mechanisms will be demonstrated by combining membrane autopsy extendedderjaguinlandauverweyoverbeek theory xdlvo and density functional theory dft the wetting mechanism and the effect of surface bulk nanoheating on wetting mitigation will also be revealed by water evaporation rate test and longterm md process the magmems are used for ro concentrate treatment by applying an alternating magnetic field amf for realtime fouling and wetting mitigation the longterm performance and the membrane fouling distribution and mechanism will be studied to evaluate the potential of industrial applications magmd will uncover the magic of magnetism and advance the membrane fouling wetting mitigation theories and methods the results will pave a new way for smart gating membrane and offer a new solution for fouling and wetting control in md it will contribute to both stateoftheart theoretical advancements and practical implementations of md bring significant environmental economic and social benefits
towards standardized 6g connectivity for ambientlypowered energy neutral iot devices

internet of things iot technology is widely recognised as having the potential to tackle some of the worlds biggest challenges however to truly benefit society and enable a sustainable future iot innovations will need to address the technology gap that exists in powering the rising number of iot devices specifically the ambient6g consortium argues that it will be impossible to power hundreds of billions of future iot devices with batteries that need to be replaced or recharged manually the maintenance costs environmental impact and safety hazards will just be too high instead ambient6g proposes a new class of energyneutral devices ends that will be connected to the iot through novel ultralowpower 6g technologies ends exploit ambient energy harvesting or wireless power transfer to recharge their storage and power their operations allowing them to achieve decadeslong energy autonomy the overall objective of ambient6g is to design prototype validate and standardize hard and software technology solutions for intelligent ends and the 6g network infrastructure that connects them to the internet to achieve this objective the project will provide technological innovations in terms of i end hardware and software components to enable energy harvesting and management as well as backscatter and active wireless communications ii a new 6g lowpower wide area network technology with significantly lower energy consumption than current technologies and iii machine learning both ondevice and orchestrated along the cloudedgedevice continuum to support intelligent management of the device and network resources as well as local application data processing ambient6g will maximize the impact of the above innovations by actively participating in 3gpp ambientiot and other related standardization activities and adopting an open science approach that facilitates further integration of the ambient6g technology in followup research
exploratory program synthesis

our goal is to create program synthesis that can be used during exploratory programming to boost productivity and reliability when programmers write code program synthesis generates code for programmers so they can focus on the problemsolving aspects of their work this often requires programmers to write a specification for the desired code but this specification may not exist many aspects are initially undecided implementation details the division into subtasks and at times even what the result should be this leads programmers to use exploratory programming refining their understanding of the code by writing the code user studies we conducted to evaluate previous synthesis tools highlighted the chasm between what programmers know before writing code and the specifications program synthesis needswe will develop exploratory program synthesis tools that can support the programmer even when their initial specification of the task is lacking exploratory program synthesis will hinge on finding nondisruptive ways for the programmer to use synthesis while still using specifications so that results retain a notion of correctness this will require a better understanding of both exploratory programming and existing usercentric challenges in program synthesis and will produce new synthesis interaction models backed by new synthesis algorithms the conceptual leap is finding ways for programmers to interact with synthesis that are designed for the needs of both programmer and synthesizer by better understanding both forming an interface between the two that is mutually beneficialexploratory program synthesis will revolutionize programming by letting the wealth of synthesis research be integrated into programmers daytoday work allowing programmers to generate code that is attuned to their work trajectory the algorithms and interaction models developed in this research will significantly improve programmers ability to write correct code quickly
pages of prayer the ecosystem of vernacular prayer books in the late medieval low countries c 13801550

vernacular prayer books were by far the most commonly read book in the late medieval low countries the mainstay of this vast corpus is the book of hours in the translation by geert grote c 850 manuscripts and 30 printed editions founder one of the periods most powerful religious reform movements nowhere else outside the netherlands do so many manuscript and printed editions of this type of prayer book survive in the vernacular while these books are fundamental for our understanding of religiosity and of textual and visual literacy between 1380 and 1550 a period that saw dramatic changes in the religious landscape and in book production the sheer volume of material and its diversity has prevented researchers from fully grasping the nature and impact of this vibrant phenomenonpages of prayer sets out to conduct the first largescale investigation of this unique corpus by introducing a new approach network philology that studies all aspects of vernacular prayer books in their mutual interdependence the project aims to chart the entire ecosystem of dutchlanguage prayer books including manuscripts printed books texts images producers owners patrons places devotions and the relations between all of these aspects over a long period of time by combining quantitative network analysis with advanced qualitative analysis to reach meaningful interpretations of the datathe nature of the material requires this research to be tackled within a multidisciplinary project all members contribute to the digital network analysis sections of the ecosystem are further analyzed in workpackages that focus on the production and reception of manuscripts the poetics of prayer the function of images and changes and continuities in relation to religious movements and the advent of print the project will yield an integrative understanding of the role of prayer books in the late medieval low countries on the threshold of the medieval and early modern era
gurdwara architecture in the diaspora understanding the effects on nonsikhs to build an inclusive urban environment

religions increasingly materialize inside secular buildings with aesthetic and architectural characteristics which produce impacts that are still underestimated in the process of social interaction and urban inclusion the gap project aims to study these effects by exploring for the first time the opinion of nonusers regarding the materiality and aesthetics of gurdwaras built in countries concerned by sikhpunjabi diaspora the emblematic case of italy a country that is home to 58 of the 140 gurdwaras in the eu after brexit will be examined here sikh temples are preexisting warehouses located in industrial and artisanal areas that communities are unable to fully convert to better understand and act on such hybrid materialities the gap will also examine the views of nongurdwara users in the citystate of singapore an early destination of the sikhpunjabi diaspora mid19th century here they are mostly located in the city center and their architecture resembles the iconic forms of the sikh temples of punjab the research will consider a representative sample of four sikh temples that will be examined through a transdisciplinary approach geography urban studies and religious studies and a methodology that integrates traditional qualitative research techniques including participatory activities with digital humanities the gap will provide new empirical material to help build effective european governance of religious diversity in terms of inclusion and social interaction it will also contribute to the process of legal recognition of sikhism in italy the gap will be conducted over the course of 36 months at the university of rome la sapienza prof alessandro saggioro the outgoing phase will be carried out at singapore university management prof orlando woods gap also provides for an 8month secondment at the bruno kessler foundation italy prof massimo leone
emotional skills the role of emotional intelligence for strategic interactions and markets

emotional intelligence like anticipating the emotions of others and regulating ones own emotions is thought to be a crucial skill to do well in the workplace this may be especially true for strategic interactions relevant for the workplace such as cooperation bargaining and market interactions from experimental studies we know that emotions play an important role in these interactions yet whether or how emotional skills influence strategic interactions is unknown economists and other scholars currently lack the tools and framework to systematically study the role of emotional skills in strategic settings while we have a good understanding of other key elements of strategic interactions like social preferences and strategic reasoning no such investigation exists for emotional skills the goal of this project is to provide the foundation to jumpstart the study of emotional skills in strategic interactions and markets specifically this project addresses three main objectives first i will develop a new emotional skills test specifically designed to study the role of emotional skills in strategic interactions second the newly developed test allows me to experimentally investigate how emotional skills shape outcomes and decisions in strategic interactions and markets third i will study the supply of emotional labor the requirement that workers have to display certain emotions on the job that may mismatch their own which is associated with considerable psychological costs despite its importance for labor markets evidence on the economics of emotional labor is lacking i will include emotional labor in standard economic models and develop a new experimental paradigm to estimate the supply of emotional labor this project will synthesize insights from psychology and management with methods of experimental economics and will provide the experimental tools and paradigms to study emotional intelligence in strategic interactions and markets
organizing towards a strengthened european cooperation in brain health research conference under the hungarian presidency

the brain its functions and its complexity despite intensive research efforts globally still remains a mystery especially when it comes to preserving its health brain health is an emerging and growing concept that encompasses neural development plasticity functioning and recovery including mental health aspects in a life course perspective numerous interconnected social environmental life style choices and biological determinants incl genetics play a role in brain development and brain health throughout the life course recent developments in our society eg aging populations the covid pandemic environmental pollution unhealthy nutrition and lifestyle lack of exercise have increasing negative impact on brain health by addressing a topic highly important for the european society the conference aims at promoting the importance of multistakeholder approach in order to maximize societal impact of brain health research gather feedback on challenges and good practices of cooperation and discuss possible ways towards an effective and dynamic paneuropean research and innovation cooperation the conference will provide various plenary and interactive formats for engaging stakeholders also workshops site visits and sideevents