SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Light driven stomatocyte nanomotors

The discovery of first centimeter-sized chemical motors has brought great interest in the field of catalytic micro/nanomotors fabrication. Nanomotors are mostly produced via top-down approaches, are micron sized and contain hard metal surfaces, which are not suitable for biomedical applications and soft robotics. Also, the bottleneck for such nanomotors is use of toxic fuels which are both not biocompatible and quest to gain control over the directional movement and speed of the nanomotors, hence, limiting its biomedical applications. To overcome aforementioned problems, there is a need to explore alternative energy sources like magnetic, electrical, ultrasound or light to drive the nanomotors. The goal of this proposal is to harness light energy for driving nano-assemblies and to gain control over attributes like direction and speed that has not been explored before. The highlight of the proposal is the use of a unique and well-known plant compartments, thylakoids, that takes part in the complicated photosynthesis process of plant leafs. The photosystem II present in them is known to carry out water splitting reaction, thus, producing oxygen in presence of visible light. This has not been exploited before for bubble propulsion of nanomotors. Furthermore, the azobeneze moieties will aid in photomechanical movement due to cis-trans isomerization under UV light. Hence, the nanomotors will be capable of harnessing dual-light (UV and visible light) source for propulsion. This would give control over directionality and speed of the nanomotors. This design will be a paradigm shift for future nanomotor development with controlled attributes required for use in biomedical applications. The project clearly links to the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowships work programme as the proposed project will diversify my individual competence in terms of skill acquisition through advanced training and international mobility together with strong two way transfer of knowledge.
Da observação a prática: a importância da vivência para o acadêmico de enfermagem e farmácia em uma clínica oncológica

O câncer é denominado como um grupo de doenças na qual ocorre expansão desordenada das células. As modalidades de tratamento são cirurgia, radioterapia e quimioterapia. A partir disso, a vivência por meio de estágios é fundamental para o desenvolvimento de competências e habilidades para estudantes da área da saúde. Sendo assim, objetivou-se relatar a experiência por acadêmicos de farmácia e enfermagem em um ambulatório de quimioterapia privado em Belém do Pará, por meio de estágio extracurricular. O período das atividades ocorreu durante agosto a dezembro de 2021 no setor de enfermaria de administração de quimioterápicos, na central de manipulação de quimioterápicos e no âmbito da farmácia central do ambulatório, sob supervisão direta dos preceptores responsáveis. Após a conclusão do estágio, foi possível observar a atuação e contribuição do farmacêutico oncologista na Equipe Multiprofissional de Terapia Antineoplásica (EMTA) e a correlação da teoria com a prática profissional. No que se refere à enfermagem, conhecimentos sobre assistência ao paciente oncológico e gestão hospitalar foram presentes durante todo o período de atividades. Em síntese, tal cenário de prática é importante para acadêmicos da área da saúde ampliarem seus conhecimentos em oncologia e se capacitarem para as demandas desta especialidade.
Land of chestnuts - Prostor kostanja

This project stems from the need to foster the agricultural and commercial recovery of one of the most representative and typical products of the Natisone Valley: the chestnut. This initiative mirrors a similar project which was financed in Slovenia by Phare-CBC Programme (Small project fund) and intends to increase the visibility of the territory, to contribute to the tourist development of the area and to lead the other local agricultural produce, both through promotional activities and by means of a pilot project, aimed at the experimental recovery of the chestnut tree through phytopathological initatives. In particular, the project envisages some pilot actions to prune and restore centuryold chestnut trees; analysis and treatment of phytopathological problems which affect local chestnut trees; cross-border exchange of agricultural knowledge and experience; promotional actions in favour of chestnuts and other typical local products; special events aimed at increasing the number of tourists in the Italian-Slovenian border area; actions which foster a better use of the environment; organization of common services. An essential part of the project focuses on promotion and new marketing strategies on both sides of the border, thus fulfilling the need to maximize direct sales of typical local products. To this end, the chestnut festivals will be fostered and, thanks to the information campaigns carried out in the neighbouring areas, the product will acquire more importance and visibility.
SUTIL – Network selection based on utility function and integer linear programming

This work presents SUTIL, a mechanism for network selection in the context of next generation networks (NGN). SUTIL selection mechanism prioritizes networks with higher relevance to the application and lower energy consumption and it enables full and seamless connectivity to mobile user devices and applications. Consequently, SUTIL contributes to realize the vision of ubiquitous computing, in which services, devices, and sensor-enriched environments interact anytime, anywhere to accomplish human designed tasks. The provided solution is based on utility function and integer linear programming and it aims at: (i) maximizing the user satisfaction while meeting application QoS and (ii) minimizing the energy consumption of devices when connecting to a target network. The solution is global since it considers for a given base station all devices that are simultaneously candidate for handoff. Simulation results showed the benefits of SUTIL usage in NGN environments.
Automation of hand lay up manufacturing process for composites stiffeners

The objective of this project is to design and test a highly efficient automated and/or assisted process for the layup operation of the manufacturing of composite stiffeners, with a competitive cost advantage comparing to the current hand lay-up process.

Different process/cell architecture will be study during the preliminary design review (as DFP, AFP, Pick and place, NCF)  and consolidated by preliminary trials if necessary to select a process with the topic manager witch will devellopped in critical design review and test during trials and parts manufacturing step.

Four full scale composites parts will be manufactured and tested thanks to laboratory cell to demonstrate the maturity level of the process proposed.

A mass projection study will be realized to consolidate the prospective of the process tested and approved in serial production (production capabilities, RC/NRC)
Advanced Cathodes for Solid Oxide Fuel Cells

As highly efficient energy conversion devices with negligible impact on environment, solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) have received considerable attention recently as a keystone of the future energy economy. Current developments in SOFCs focus on increasing the durability and lowering the cost of the system and the materials therein. It is generally recognized that these goals can be realized by lowering the SOFC operating temperature to the low- to intermediate-temperature (LIT) region (500-750°C). The main barrier to achieving acceptable chemical to electrical conversion efficiency in LIT-SOFCs is the sluggish oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) kinetics of the cathode. In this chapter, we review the electrochemical performance of cathodes with different crystal structures, that is, perovskite, double perovskite, and K2NiF4. We focus on the application of these cathodes on oxide ion- and proton-conducting electrolytes. In addition, we introduce some advanced techniques for cathode fabrication (wet impregnation, surfactant-assisted assembly, and spray pyrolysis).
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MANUFACTURING A FULLY-FILLED ELECTRIC CABLE

1394629 Filled stranded cables INDUSTRIE PIRELLI SPA 31 July 1973 [2 Aug 1972] 36404/73 Heading D1T [Also in Division H1] An electric cable is made by passing a plurality of individually insulated conductors 8, Fig 1, to a stranding device 9 immersed in an electrically insulating water-impervious medium 2 heated to a temperature at which it is in a liquid state, the stranded conductor 10 being then passed to a cooling station 14 where the insulating medium is cooled to an ambient temperature at which it assumes a viscous state. The electrically insulating medium 2 is continually fed into a bath 1 via a trough 3 and thence through an overflow 4 to ensure that the bath 1 is always full. Any medium 2 escaping through a lay plate 6 collects in a container 16 and is fed back via a duct 17 to the trough 3. The cooling station 14 may be a waterjacket through which a tube 13 for the stranded conductor passes, the tube 13 has an internal diameter approximately equal to that of the strand 10, preferably exceeding the diameter of the latter by 2 mm at the most. Fig 2 (not shown) shows apparatus similar to that of Fig 1 except that the bath 1 contains a plurality of stranding dies and lay plates so that a strand of the multi-layer concentric type can be formed. Fig 3 (not shown) shows a plurality of devices similar to that of Fig 1, the insulated strands passing out of these devices being fed into a common further similar device where these strands are stranded into a single conductor. The medium in the bath 1 is preferably maintained at a temperature at least 5C higher than its dropping point and the medium in the stranded conductor 10 is preferably cooled in the cooling station 14 to at least 5C lower than said dropping point.
Green Growth

The Horizontal Project (HP) Green Growth aims to support the Modular Projects (MPs) under the Green Growth thematic of the Interreg MED Programme priority Axis 1 - Innovation. The HP Green Growth will act as a community of projects promoting a sustainable development by fostering innovation through an integrated and territorial based cooperation approach. The HP Green Growth will build upon achievements of the first phase HP SYNGGI and will further maximise the transnational replicability and capitalization potential of results. It will involve the Quadruple helix actors in Mobilisation and Mutual Learning workshops and training and matchmaking sessions to share their best practices in the field of green growth and to promote the effective transfer of concrete results into regional/national policies. The expected outcomes will facilitate the creation of multi-stakeholders shared actions plans to highlight new opportunities and to unlock market potentials. Partners and territories that represent the maximum geographical coverage, including territories from the southern shore of the MED, as well as relevant initiatives, will be engaged on effective political leverage for demand driven and territorial evidence-based policy change on green growth thematic coherent with the EU policy framework. Moreover, the project will closely collaborate with thematic communities and PANORAMED to improve governance and contribute to the Interreg MED Programme visibility and identity.
Innobremen2 – establishing services enhancing the innovation management capacities of smes in the federal state of bremen

The following proposal addresses the topic “Specific activities in the context of innovation support (Horizon 2020)“, namely the in-depth services enhancing the innovation capacity of SMEs, i.e. “Key account management under the SME Instrument of Horizon 2020” and “Services to enhance the innovation management capacities of SMEs”. 
Innovation is a key driver for the success of enterprises, a requirement for their competiveness and thus a precondition for exploiting international opportunities in the Single Market and beyond. Offering growth-oriented business and innovation support services to SMEs is therefore seen as the core task of the Enterprise Europe Network.
Although Innovation Management is crucial for SMEs, empiric data has proven that SMEs still show the inability to manage innovation processes efficiently and effectively as the second most important barrier to SME innovation.
Enterprise Europe Network Bremen will offer the services
- Key account management under the SME Instrument of Horizon 2020 and
- Services to enhance the innovation management capacities of SMEs
as an integral part of the Enterprise Europe Networks services addressing the innovation needs of SME’s to establish an Innovation Management System (basis: technical specification CEN/TS 16555-1, published by the European Commission) in the respective enterprises. Beneficiaries of the services will be:
1. Beneficiaries of the SME Instrument
2. SMEs with significant innovation activities and a high potential for internationalization
namely by offering the provision of innovation and technology audits and technology transfer partnering services.
Fundamental decarbonisation through sufficiency by lifestyle changes

The proposed project FULFILL takes up the concept of sufficiency to study the contribution of lifestyle changes and citizen engagement in decarbonising Europe and fulfilling the goals of the Paris Agreement. FULFILL understands the application of the sufficiency principle as creating the social, infrastructural and regulatory conditions for changing individual and collective practices in a way that reduces energy demand, greenhouse gas emissions and simultaneously contributes to societal well-being. FULFILL’s consortium consists of research institutes, academia, think-tanks and NGOs who have developed an inter- & transdisciplinary research concept that engages in a dialogue between social science and humanities (SSH) as well as technoeconomic energy and climate studies, i.e. prospective studies. The project starts with developing a conceptual framework on lifestyle change towards sufficiency and the identification of most promising areas from prospective studies. The project's core is intensive empirical fieldwork in five EU countries and one outside combining qualitative and quantitative methods from SSH to deliver findings across diverse cultural, political and economic conditions. Hereby FULFILL provides in-depth analysis of sufficiency lifestyles, their intended and unintended consequences (incl. rebound & spillover effects), enablers and barriers (incl. incentives and existing structures) as well as impacts (incl. on health & gender) on the micro (individual & household) and meso (community & municipal) level. Building on this, FULFILL evaluates the potential for upscaling and develops a systemic impact assessment (macro level) which includes also indicators beyond GDP.
Finally, FULFILL delivers effective communication approaches and policy recommendations validated by citizen science activities. By its dissemination and exploitation strategy, the project targets policy makers to inform the preparation of NECPs and NDCs.
Asymmetric csp3 – csp3 suzuki−miyaura coupling employing 1,1-bisboryl alkanes

Suzuki−Miyaura coupling (SMC) has emerged as a powerful strategy in the field of cross-coupling reactions and is widely used in synthetic organic chemistry and drug development. Asymmetric SMC reactions employing aryl/alkenyl boronic acid is well developed; however, no general Csp3 – Csp3 Suzuki-Miyaura coupling is currently available. Furthermore, the asymmetric addition of benzylic nucleophile or 1,1-difunctionalized reagents as a nucleophile is quite rare. 

This proposal aims to develop a general cross-coupling procedure that will effectively allow the use of 1,1-bisboryl alkanes in asymmetric SMC reactions. We intend to utilise the rhodium and copper catalysed dynamic kinetic asymmetric transformations (DYKAT) protocol developed in the Fletcher group to achieve this transformation. The corresponding enantioenriched product would feature boronic ester moiety equipped for further modification. Furthermore, the transformation would serve as an alternative protocol for the addition of difficult to install benzylic group. The method would provide a significant advancement in asymmetric cross-coupling reactions and would fortify the broad applicability of DYKATs in SMC reactions in the field of synthesis, medicinal and materials chemistry.
Electron Density, Interaction Energy and Hydrogen-Bond Radius of C–H...O Interaction

Atoms in theoretical analysis of molecules was used to study C–H...O interaction taking five different molecules with the same acceptor, O of water. The relation between electron density at hydrogen-bond critical point and interaction energy has been studied and hydrogen-bond radii were derived. Although a linear relationship was obtained like other intermolecular interactions, the value of linear parameters was found to be different when a similar type of interaction was compared suggesting that the parameters depend on the type of acceptor and donor and not the type of interaction. The H-bond radii for this type of interaction were found to have significant variance.
Theoretical Interpretation of Mixed Ownership Economy and It's Development Paths

In this article,through interpretation of the nature of the mixed ownership economy,developed mixed sector of the economy of the purpose and meaning,trying to clarify the vague understanding of the mixed ownership economy. This paper argues that the mixed ownership economy in the micro level is a form of capital organization but not a form of ownership. To develop a mixed ownership economy is the purpose of the development of the productive forces,developing the mixed ownership economy significance lies in the realization of the public sector of the economy and the non- public ownership economy mutual complement each other,mutual promotion and common development. To develop a mixed sector of the economy should be carried out four line hand in handand focus on the reform of monopoly industries.
Personalized Advertising at a Point of Sale Unit

Methods and apparatuses are provided to deliver advertisements personalized for customers proximate a point of sale unit, e.g., a fuel dispenser. An image capturing unit captures at least one image of an object disposed in a specified range of the point of sale unit, e.g., within 6 feet of the point of sale unit. A processor determines a visually perceptible characteristic of the object based on the captured image(s), selects an advertisement based on the determined characteristic, and outputs the selected advertisement from an advertisement unit proximate the point of sale unit.
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Objectives To check the hypothesis that myo-inositol supplementation, an insulin sensitizing substance, may reduce gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) onset and insulin resistance in obese pregnant women. Methods A prospective, randomized, double center, open-label study was carried out in obese (Body Mass Index ⩾ 30 Kg/m 2 ) pregnant outpatients who were treated from the end of the first trimester with 2 g myo-inositol plus 200 μg folic acid twice a day ( n  = 110) or with only 200 μg folic acid twice a day (placebo group, n  = 110). The main outcome measures were the incidence of GDM and the variation of insulin resistance status calculated as the difference of Homeostasis Model Assessment of Insulin Resistance (Δ HOMA-IR), between the first trimester and the diagnostic Oral Glucose Tolerance Test (OGTT). Secondary outcomes were: the prevalence of fetal macrosomia (fetal weight >4000 g at delivery), caesarean section, gestational hypertension, preterm delivery, shoulder dystocia, and neonatal transfer to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Results Incidence of GDM was significantly reduced in the myo-inositol group compared to the placebo group (15.5% vs. 34.6%, respectively, p  = 0.002). Consequently, in the myo-inositol group, a reduction of GDM risk occurrence was highlighted (OR = 0.34, 95% CI 0.17–0.68). Furthermore, women treated with myo-inositol showed a higher reduction of the Δ HOMA-IR compared to the control group (−0.79 ± 1.6 vs. 0.25 ± 1.4 respectively, p p  = 0.02) and cases of babies transferred to the NICU (0% vs. 4.8%, p  = 0.02). Conclusions Myo-inositol supplementation in obese pregnant women may reduce GDM incidence through a reduction of insulin resistance. Pregnancy outcome was improved, reducing gestational hypertension occurrence and cases of babies transferred to the NICU Disclosures R. D’Anna: None. A. Santamaria: None. F. Corrado: None. A. Di Benedetto: None. E. Petrella: None. F. Facchinetti: None.
Diabetes immunoengineering: redesigning encapsulated cell transplant therapies

Diabetes Immunoengineering: Redesigning Encapsulated Cell Transplant Therapies
Diabetes remains a global healthcare challenge, affecting 370 million people worldwide. Islet transplantation offers
the potential to restore insulin function in diabetes-1 patients, and is proving successful in human clinical trials.
However a major limitation is the requirement for patients to take global immunosuppressive drugs, often daily, for the remainder of their lives. These drugs can impact the quality of life for the patient, and may lead to an impaired immune system at risk of opportunistic pathogens. The scientific aim of this project is to develop innovative multifunctional materials for diabetes-1 cell therapies; those that can better support islet function and also direct the host immune system, removing the need for global immune suppression and enhancing transplant lifetimes.
This project connects a talented young researcher with a background in chemistry, biomaterials science and
immunoengineering, to a host institution with expertise in drug delivery and tissue engineering (Nottingham), and an
internationally renowned outgoing institution (Boston Children's Hospital, Harvard Medical School) with expertise in transplant encapsulation and diabetes therapies.
Combining the localised drug delivery expertise of the host institution, the diabetes-1 cell therapy transplant knowledge of
the outgoing institution, and the researcher’s own expertise in immunoengineering presents a unique opportunity and new
approach to addressing this healthcare challenge, and facilitates development of the researcher's career through a specified
training-in-research program. Bridging the gap between the transplant immunology, biomaterials and drug delivery fields in
this way meets the “Open Innovation, Open Science, Open to the World” EU vision towards Open Science and follows the
road map for integrative research proposed by the UK Medical Research Councils for regenerative medicine research.
CARRIER FOR LIGHT AND LIGHT HEAD PROVIDED WITH A CARRIER AND REFLECTOR

The invention relates to a carrier (1) for a light comprising a first point-shaped light source (2) and a second point-shaped light source (3) whereby the directions of the main radiation thereof (21, 31) are opposite to each other and are arranged on a central body (11). According to the invention, arms (12) extending in an outward manner in the form of a star are arranged on the central body (11). The central body (11) and the arms (12) are made of a material having good thermal conductivity properties, especially aluminium. The invention also relates to a light head (4) comprising an inventive carrier (1) provided with a reflector (5).