SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
SKID-STEERS AND MOBILE MIXING SKID-STEERS ATTACHMENTS WITH SCOOP AND RELATED METHODS FOR FACILITATING PROCESSING AND INSTALLING OF ASPHALT

Mobile mixing attachments, skidsteers with mobile mixing attachments, mobile mixing devices and related methods are provided. A mobile mixing attachment for use on a skid-steer can include a rotatable mixing drum having a body that forms an internal cavity and having a forward end and a bottom end. The mixing drum can include a mouth at the forward end of the body that provides access to the internal cavity of the mixing drum. The mobile mixing attachment can include a drum chassis configured to hold and rotate the mixing drum and an attachment plate secured to a rear portion of the drum chassis proximal to the bottom end of the body. The attachment plate configured to engage one or more attachment couplers on lift arms of a skid-steer. The mobile mixing device also comprises a scoop comprising a forward scooping lip and a rear loading end positioned in front of the mouth of the mixing drum. The scoop is secured to the drum chassis.
DALF — SOCIÉTÉ À RESPONSABILITÉ LIMITÉE

LE DALF EST UNE RÉALITÉ OPÉRATIONNELLE DEPUIS PLUS DE 20 ANS DANS LE DOMAINE DU COMMERCE ET DE LA TRANSFORMATION DE LA VIANDE: LA PROPRIÉTÉ EST LIÉE À LA FAMILLE GARBARINO QUI A CINQUANTE ANS D’EXPÉRIENCE DANS LE DOMAINE D’ACTIVITÉ MENTIONNÉ CI-DESSUS EN MATIÈRE DE TRANSFORMATION DE LA VIANDE. POUR UNE ÉVALUATION CORRECTE DE LA VALEUR AJOUTÉE QUE L’ENTREPRISE ASSURE DANS SON PROCESSUS DE TRANSFORMATION, IL EST NÉCESSAIRE DE COMPRENDRE DANS CE CYCLE ÉGALEMENT LE CHOIX DES VÊTEMENTS, EN FAIT LA MATIÈRE PREMIÈRE DE L’ENTREPRISE, DESTINÉS À ALIMENTER LE CYCLE: EN EFFET, LES ANIMAUX DOIVENT ÊTRE NÉS ET ÉLEVÉS EN ITALIE ET DOIVENT RESTER DANS L’EXPLOITATION PENDANT AU MOINS 300 JOURS AFIN DE POUVOIR EFFECTUER LES CONTRÔLES APPROPRIÉS. LES PEAUX DE VEAU, EN REVANCHE, DOIVENT AVOIR UN ÂGE MAXIMUM DE 20 MOIS À L’ABATTAGE. DANS LE RÉGIME ALIMENTAIRE, LES GRAISSES ANIMALES AJOUTÉES ET LES PROMOTEURS DE CROISSANCE SONT INTERDITS, MÊME CEUX AUTORISÉS PAR LES LOIS EN VIGUEUR. LES ANIMAUX DOIVENT BÉNÉFICIER DE CONDITIONS DE BIEN-ÊTRE ADÉQUATES. LE TRAVAIL
METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR CARBON NANOFIBER PRODUCTION

A system for utilizing solar power to generate carbon nano-materials. A system for utilizing the carbon dioxide byproduct of a fossil fuel power generation process to drive an electrolysis reaction which produces carbon nano-materials, and methods of producing the same.
The third family of compact stars with the color-flavor locked quark core

In this paper, we study the third family of compact stars with the color-flavor locked (CFL) quark core. The relativistic mean field model is used for hadronic matter and the MIT bag model for CFL quark matter. The results of the calculation show a transitional behavior that goes from the hadron star range, through the transition range, into the CFL quark star range. In the transition range, the third family of compact stars with the CFL quark matter core is found in the wide range of the CFL energy gap 100 MeV⩽Δ<150 MeV. By comparing with early investigations, we argue that the greatest possible third family of compact stars may be the hybrid stars with the CFL quark core.
Second-Order nano-oxides for enhanced nonlinear photonics

Nonlinear optics is present in our daily life with applications, e.g. light sources for microsurgery or green laser pointer. All of them use bulk materials such as glass fibers or crystals. Generating nonlinear effects from materials at the nanoscale would expand the applications to biology as imaging markers or optoelectronic integrated devices. However, nonlinear signals scale with the volume of a material. Therefore finding materials with high nonlinearities to avoid using high power and large interaction length is challenging. Many studies focus on third order nonlinearities (described by a χ(3) tensor) present in every material (silicon, graphene…) or on metals for enhancing nonlinearities with plasmonics. My approach is to explore second-order χ(2) nanomaterials, since they show higher nonlinearities than χ(3) ones, additional properties such as birefringence, wide band gap for transparency, high refractive index (n>2), and no ohmic losses. Typical χ(2) materials are oxides (BaTiO3, LiNbO3…) with a non-centrosymmetric crystal used for wavelength conversion like in second-harmonic generation (SHG).
The key idea is to demonstrate original strategies to enhance SHG of χ(2)  nano-oxides with the material itself and without involving any hybrid effects from other materials such as plasmonic resonances of metals. First, I propose to use multiple Mie resonances from BaTiO3 nanoparticles to boost SHG in the UV to NIR range. Up to now, Mie effects at the nanoscale have been measured in materials with no χ(2) nonlinearities (silicon spheres). Second, since χ(2)  oxides are difficult to etch, I will overcome this fabrication issue by demonstrating solution processed imprint lithography to form high-quality photonic crystal cavities from nanoparticles. Third, I will use facet processing of single LiNbO3 nanowire to obtain directionality effects for spectroscopy on-a-chip. This work fosters applications and commercial devices offering a sustainable future to this field.
Simulating visual geometry

In computer graphics, simulated objects typically have two or three different representations, a visual mesh, a simulation mesh and a collection of convex shapes for collision handling. Using multiple representations requires skilled authoring and complicates object handing at run time. It can also produce visual artifacts such as a mismatch of collision behavior and visual appearance. The reason for using multiple representation has been performance restrictions in real time environments. However, for virtual worlds, we believe that the ultimate goal must be WYSIWYS -- what you see is what you simulate, what you can manipulate, what you can touch. In this paper we present a new method that uses the same representation for simulation and collision handling and an almost identical visualization mesh. This representation is very close and directly derived from a visual input mesh which does not have to be prepared for simulation but can be non-manifold, non-conforming and self-intersecting.
DSL-002 A Pharmacoeconomic Comparison Between a County Hospital in Chania and a Central Hospital in Athens, Greece

Background ‘Agios Georgios’ Chania General Hospital (CGH) on the island of Crete has 460 beds and Sismanoglio General Hospital (SGH), in the capital of Greece, Athens, has 439 beds. In the Greek National Health System the uninsured poor patients receive their dugs free of charge from the hospital pharmacies. Purpose To compare the pharmacoeconomic profiles of the two hospitals. Materials and Methods We examined the pharmacoeconomic data for the first half of 2011. Data were extracted from the Hospital Information Systems. Results 14,998 patients were hospitalised in CGH and 15,520 patients in SGH with a mean number of nursing days 3.99 vs. 3.55. The total cost of drugs was €6,705,297 vs. €4,933,028 (P The drugs cost for the inpatients was €5,034,701 vs. €3,965,127 and the mean cost per impatient per nursing day was €77.67 vs. €67.23. The drugs cost for the insured outpatients was €1,452,668 vs. €713,203 (1,595 prescriptions vs. 1,152, P For the uninsured outpatients the drugs bill was €217,928 vs. €254,694 (3,506 prescriptions vs. 2,016 P The percentage cost for the main categories of drugs were: cytostatics 16.50% vs. 10.65%, antibiotics 21.65% vs. 24.51%, antirheumatics 7.54% vs. 4.55%, cardiovascular 5.57% vs. 3.98% and erythropoietins 11.45% vs. 3.11% (P The ratio of generics to patented medicines was 40.32%:59.68% and 39.14%:60.86% Conclusions We found statistical differences among the pharmacoeconomic data of the two hospitals. In SGH, HIV+ patients are served (27.47% of uninsured and 47.35% of insured outpatients) and this is reflected in the increased cost of the outpatients while erythropoietins and cytostatics cost differences are related to the hospital departments (Oncology, Haematology, Pulmonary clinics), the different DRGs and treatment protocols followed in each hospital. No conflict of interest.
Expanding platforms for efficacious mrna therapeutics

The overall objective of EXPERT is to create an off-the-shelf mRNA-delivering nanomedicine platform that is manufactured via a quality-by-design (QbD) approach with precise nanoparticle characterization and specifications that meet the requirements for GMP scaling up and clinical translation. As proof-of-concept we will perform a first-in-man clinical study for an intratumorally administered immunostimulatory mRNA-nanomedicine in cancer patients. The work focuses on the three critical elements of the call “Innovation platforms for advanced therapies of the future”  1. EXPERT investigates mRNAs as therapeutics, which are classified as advanced therapies. 2. By showing proof-of-concept in a clinical trial we aim to meet the technical, industrial and regulatory challenges to develop a mRNA-nanomedicine formulation from bench to bedside. This opens up new treatment possibilities for a large group of cancer patients and paves the way for subsequent formulations strengthening the European advanced therapy R&D. 3. mRNA nanomedicines are a true platform technology. mRNAs are composed of four similar building blocks, resulting in a molecule with predictable qualities. This allows for a platform approach to production, purification, formulation and storage which streamlines the drug development process offering important technological progress in this field. We will encapsulate mRNA into nanocarriers. Thereby, the mRNA is protected and the physicochemical characteristics of the mRNA are overruled by the characteristics of the nanoparticle to enable target cell uptake. We have experience in state-of-the art materials to make mRNA nanomedicines. To address their complexity we will optimize nanoparticle design and manufacture via QbD. We will use microfluidic manufacture as a scalable and reproducible production technology. To characterize and manufacture the mRNA nanomedicines under GMP conditions we will use the EU-ecosystem of designated facilities within EUNCL and NANOP
MODULATION OF BCL11A FOR TREATMENT OF HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES

The invention relates to methods and uses of modulating fetal hemoglobin expression (HbF) in a hematopoietic progenitor cells via inhibitors of BCL11A expression or activity, such as RNAi and antibodies.
COMPACT ORONASAL PATIENT INTERFACE

A breathing arrangement includes a patient interface (10), at least one inlet conduit (22), and a headgear assembly (31). The patient interface (10) includes a mouth covering assembly (14) including a cushion structured to sealingly engage around exterior of a patient's mouth in use, a nozzle assembly (16) including a pair of nozzles (17) structured to sealingly engage within nasal passages of a patient's nose in use, and a flexible element (41) connecting the mouth covering assembly (14) and the nozzle assembly (16). The at least one inlet conduit (22) is structured to deliver breathable gas into at least one of the mouth covering assembly (14) and the nozzle assembly (16) for breathing by the patient. The headgear assembly (31) is removably connected to at least one of the mouth covering assembly (14) and the nozzle assembly (16) so as to maintain the mouth covering assembly (14) and the nozzle assembly (16) in a desired position on the patient's face.
Transnational Holistic Ecosystem 4 Better Energy Efficiency through Social innovation

THE4BEES builds on the hypothesis: Energy is consumed by people rather than by buildings. Although most of the strategies to achieve energy efficiency in buildings focus on technical mitigation measures, to reach the ambitious goals on Low Carbon set by EU and Alpine Strategy, both structural and soft approaches shall be considered in a complementary way across the AS area._x000D_
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Those applications  will be used by the target groups in the demonstration sites (schools, houses, factories) to encourage behavioural changes for energy efficiency and carbon footprint reduction. Behavioural changes and energy reduction will be assessed and will improve transnational, regional and local low carbon and spatial development policies. Sustainable exploitation will also be analysed in order to maximize effectiveness and trigger economic development of the Alpine Space.
When China rules the world : the end of the Western world and the birth of a new global order

China will replace the United States as the world's dominant power. In so doing, it will not become more western but the world will become more Chinese. Jacques argues that we cannot understand China in western terms but only through its own history and culture. To this end, he introduces a powerful set of ideas including China as a civilization-state, the tributary system, the Chinese idea of race, a very different concept of the state, and the principle of contested modernity. First published in 2009 to widespread critical acclaim - and controversy - When China Rules the World: The End of the Western World and the Rise of a New Global Order has sold a quarter of a million copies, been translated into eleven languages, nominated for two major literary awards, and has been the subject of an immensely popular TED talk. In the three years since the first edition was published, the book has transformed the debate about China worldwide and proved remarkably prescient. In this greatly expanded and fully updated paperback edition, with nearly three-hundred pages of new material backed up by the latest statistical data, Martin Jacques renews his assault on conventional thinking about China's ascendancy, showing how its impact will be as much political and cultural as economic, thereby transforming the world as we know it.
Commensal microbiota regulation of neuro-immune networks

The enteric nervous system (ENS), neuronal and glial cells, development and function can be influenced by the microbiota. Germ-free mice have defective maturation of enteric glial and neuronal cells; colonization with microbiota rescues these defects. Production of neuroregulatory molecules by these neuronal cells involved microbial product sensing via MYD88. Importantly, glial-specific or neuron-specific deletion of Myd88 leads to decreased intestinal neuroregulators and consequent impaired innate lymphoid cell (ILC) activation. The identity of commensal microorganisms and the neuronal and glial cells sensing molecular pathways that could influence neuroregulators secretion affecting neuroimmune interactions are unknown. By using neuronal-specific mutants and their colonization with distinct microbiota, the present project aims to understand how glial- and neuron-derived regulators are influenced by particular commensal microorganisms and how this active neuronal sensing impacts of defined neuroimmune cell units, notably on the glial-ILC3 and neuron-ILC2 interactions. For this purpose, we will take advantage of a strong collaborative environment and cutting-edge techniques, including gnotobiotic animals, cre-lox technology, and neurosphere-derived organoids. Deciphering these new pathways of ENS-microbial crosstalk will improve our understanding of this equilibrium and will contribute to the development of new therapeutic strategies in mucosal diseases. This highly innovative and interdisciplinary project will allow me to expand my conceptual and technical knowledge of the host-microbiota dialogue, acquire new technical skills and reinforce my scientific network.
FLEXIBLE PRINTER CIRCUIT BOARD

A flexible printed circuit board (FPCB) is disclosed. The FPCB can be employed to connect an interface card having connectors with a two-stage configuration to a connection destination of a portable information equipment. The FPCB includes a bend line located between an upper-stage terminal group and a lower-stage terminal group. The FPCB can be bent along the bend line to allow the upper-stage terminal group and the lower-stage terminal group to be mutually superimposed over each other. In addition, the upper-stage terminal group of the FPCB is connected to the upper-stage-side connector terminal group of the interface card, and the lower-stage terminal group of the FPCB is connected to the lower-stage-side connector terminal group of the interface card.
De Schumpeter a los postschumpeterianos: viejas y nuevas dimensiones analíticas**Se agradecen los comentarios de los árbitros de la revista a una versión previa de este artículo;

This article discusses the major ideas of Schumpeter and identifies changes or breaks in his line of thinking throughout his works. His major contribution was to explain the dynamics of economic development based on the emergence of processes of creative destruction that take place under different forms of competition. Many years later this legacy became relevant in developing evolutionary and neo-Schumpeterian theory. This article also presents the elements missing from this thinking, later developed by evolutionary and neo-Schumpeterian theory. Among them, the importance of learning processes and the development of competition in companies, diffusion mechanisms for innovation and the role of institutions are especially notable.
Development of the system of automatic control of steam boilers at electric power plants during combustion of low quality fuel

A general principle of energy saving control of a steam boiler at thermal power stations is presented, which implies the formation and subsequent minimization of function of energy losses. This provides the possibility to ensure minimum losses of energy (maximum efficiency) under all basic modes of normal work of equipment. Parameters of the combustion activator are included in functional dependences and initial models of a boiler unit as the object of control, which makes it possible to form reference models of a steam boiler, necessary for solving the problem of energy saving control during the combustion of low quality fuels. A method for increasing the accuracy of measurement and the control of feeding solid fuel to the furnace of a boiler at thermal power stations is proposed. This makes it possible to regulate fuel consumption more accurately and to have more precise information for determining technical and economic indices of work of the power unit. A new system of automated control of feeding additives, which activate the process of combustion, was proposed. The system of automated control of additives makes it possible to accurately regulate consumption of additives depending on the quality and amount of fuel supplied to the furnace. This provides for the possibility to maximally use the potential of activators of combustion for different grades of solid fuel. The proposed system may be used at thermal power plants that operate on the low quality fuel. The implementation of the proposed solutions will make it possible to increase efficiency of the power units of coal-dust TPP at the combustion of low quality fuels by the magnitude of up to 4 %, as well as to completely eliminate the addition of natural gas.
REJUVENATION OF SUBSEA ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS

A rejuvenation method for a cable used in a subsea environment, the method comprising applying a bias signal to a conducting element (2a, 2b) of the cable (2), the bias signal being selected to improve the insulation properties of the cable (2).
Mass loss in the lives and deaths of massive stars

Across our Universe, the dynamics and chemical evolution of spiral galaxies like the Milky Way are primarily controlled by the lives and deaths of stars with masses many times that of the Sun. But the evolution of these massive stars is, in turn, highly regulated by the huge amounts of mass lost from their surfaces, by means of powerful starlight-driven winds. These stellar winds critically determine how such massive stars evolve through their lives, and how they finally die in giant supernova explosions. However, due to the very large quantitative uncertainties associated with this mass loss, present-day predictions for such massive-star evolution are seriously flawed.  

The overarching goal of this ambitious project is to fundamentally improve this situation by using novel methods to develop new models of radiation-driven winds from hot, massive stars. Combining state-of-the art numerical NLTE radiative transfer and hydrodynamics with innovative analytic techniques and theory development, the applying researcher proposes to 1) develop new, drastically improved wind models from main-sequence massive stars, and 2) simulate the winds of the most massive stars known in the Universe as well as design the very first general predictive theoretical framework for the wind driving and mass loss from evolved Wolf-Rayet stars.  

By furthermore examining the effects of the new mass-loss rates on models of stellar evolution, and carefully comparing the new simulation results with observations, this project will fundamentally improve our knowledge of the basic wind-physics of massive stars, as well as significantly contribute to our understanding of the evolution and ultimate fates of these stars. Indeed, the results expected during the fellowship will undoubtedly form the building blocks of many future scientific projects, allowing then for further progress also in the large number of research fields relying on a firm understanding of the lives and deaths of massive stars.
Probing safety of nano-objects by defining immune responses of environmental organisms

PANDORA (Probing safety of nano-objects by defining immune responses of environmental organisms) shall assess the global impact of engineered nanoparticles (NP) on the immune responses of representative organisms covering all evolutionary stages and hierarchical levels from plants to invertebrates and vertebrates. Immunity is a major determinant of the survival and fitness of all living organisms, therefore immunosafety of engineered NP is a key element of environmental nanosafety. PANDORA will tackle the issue of global immunological nanosafety by comparing the impact of widely-used NP (e.g., iron, titanium and cerium oxide) on the human immune response with their effects in representative terrestrial and marine organisms. This comparison will focus on the conserved system of innate immunity/stress response/inflammation, aiming to identify common mechanisms and markers across immune defence evolution shared by plants (Arabidopsis), invertebrate (bivalves, echinoderms, earthworms), and vertebrate (human) species. 
PANDORA’s objectives are: 1. To identify immunological mechanisms triggered by nano-objects, and predictive markers of risk vs. safety; 2. To do so by a collaborative cross-species comparison, from plants to human, of innate immune defence capacity, using selected, industrially-relevant NP; 3. To design predictive in vitro assays to measure the immuno-risk of NP to the environment and human health, as new approaches to industrial and environmental nanosafety testing. 
PANDORA will train 11 PhD students in an overarching training programme involving training-by-research, joint courses of technical, scientific and transferrable skills, participation to public scientific events, and an intense intersectoral networking exchange plan. The PANDORA consortium encompasses academic institutions, research centres, and SMEs, all with proven experience in higher education and training, and state-of-the art scientific and technical expertise and infrastructures.