SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Transnational Network for the Promotion of the Water-Ground Multimodal Transport

The programme area is crossed by relevant freight traffic flows, originated and directed in- and outside it. This traffic is mainly supported by road infrastructures, that were not planned for these flows. This involves a negative impact on the territorial competitiveness and environment, due to air pollution, noise and reduced mobility. The project objective is to promote the coordination between actors dealing with logistics for a better management of the transport policies and an efficient implementation of the multimodal logistics cooperation, especially exploiting the ground/water connections. This will be achieved through a monitoring on the existing multimodal platforms, the coordination of strategies for the promotion of the water/ground multimodality, the definition of common quality standards in transport and logistics services, the implementation of pilot studies for multimodality based on sea and inland waterways as factor of competitiveness and environmental sustainability. The project will therefore highlight the potentials of the waterways crossing the area, contributing to the full integration of the maritime and river transport in the logistics chain.
Commercialization of high-value chemical production in moss

TychoBio offers a sustainable alternative to undue use of arable land and petroleum-based processes. In TychoBio we use a green production platform for high-value plant metabolites and grow it in photo-bioreactors. The production platform is based on synthetic biology and genetic engineering of moss. We can provide a competitive alternative to traditional plant metabolite production and reduce current plant metabolite prices as moss requires minimal and cost-effective growth conditions. The platform will target a particular group of high-value plant substances called diterpenoids, which are very difficult and in some cases impossible to produce chemically or biotechnologically on other platforms such as yeast and E. coli. We choose to focus on diterpenoids as they represent a niche of high-value compounds to which moss' properties appear to be superior for the production of these. Diterpenoids are high-value compounds used in food, cosmetics and the pharmaceutical industry. These compounds provide us with a catalogue of hundreds of putative pipeline candidates with various levels of value and accessibility. We have chosen to debut with a diterpenoid called carnosic acid, a potent antioxidant widely used in the industry.
Strengthening the sfax university expertise for diagnosis and management of epileptic encephalopathies

Epileptic encephalopathies (EE) are heterogenous epilepsy syndromes associated with severe cognitive disturbance. EE vary in their onset age, seizure types, electroencephalographic patterns and etiologies. New molecular technologies increased the genetic diagnosis rate. Inline with EU orientations and Twinning requirements, the SEED project will provide Sfax University (SU), with capacity building in excellence and innovation for earlier clinical and genetic diagnosis of EE, thanks to collaboration with AMU and UA, two internationally leading organisations for the diagnosis of EE.  Early clinical and genetic diagnosis allows early management, improves prognosis and reduces health costs. The SEED project will: 1) strengthen the medical and technological capacity towards innovative technologies of SU in the field of EE 2) allow access to scientific excellence at international level for members of the SU which will lead  ultimately to a better  integration into international networks in MENA and EU regions. The successful implementation of this strategy will rely on specific actions including: 1)enhancement of the existing and the creation of innovative scientific and technical collaborations through short-term staff exchanges and short-term on-site training activities; 2)training young researchers from SU to become trainers; 3)creating an experts’network for EE management centred at SU; 4) increasing awareness among the patient’s families through targeted dissemination and communication activities and 5) developing a strategy to sustain network activity beyond the project deadline.  Through the completion of these activities, and with the support of AMU and UA, SU will be able to significantly reduce networking gaps, to increase its ability to compete for international research funds and to link further with stakeholders. In addition, thanks the SEED project, SU will become the reference center for  the clinic and genetic diagnosis of EE in the MENA region.
Schlaganfallhäufigkeit und Versorgung von Schlaganfallpatienten in Deutschland

BACKGROUND Epidemiological data on frequency and treatment of stroke in routine clinical care provide the basis for assessing population needs and identifying potential for improvements. The paper provides an up-to-date overview on stroke frequency and management of patients in Germany. RESULTS Based on epidemiological studies about 196,000 first-ever and 66,000 recurrent strokes occur in Germany each year (2008). Stroke is the third main cause of death with about 63,000 documented deaths in the routine statistics of 2008. Currently about 180,000 patients from over 600 hospitals are documented within the regional audits of the ADSR per year (2008); quality of acute stroke care is compared between participating hospitals using standardised quality indicators. Intravenous thrombolytic treatment is administered in 7-10 % of ischaemic stroke patients documented within the ADSR registers (2008). In Germany about 160 Stroke Units are certified according to criteria of German Stroke Society and German Stroke Foundation (May 2010). The total number of beds within certified SU is about 950 (mean 5.7; range 4 to 14). It is estimated that between 45 and 50 % of eligible stroke patients receive SU care. Currently data are limited on quality of care after discharge although available information on post-acute stroke care is increasing. CONCLUSIONS In Germany data on stroke frequency and quality of acute care are collected at a high level. However, limited information is available on time trends in incidence and risk in specific subgroups of the population. More data are needed on treatment and management after discharge from acute care hospitals.
Composition and polyamorphism in supercooled yttria–alumina melts

By extending recent work on liquid–liquid transitions in supercooled yttria–alumina AYx liquids we draw attention to the compositional dependence of the structure factor of the high density liquid, arguing that this is sufficiently sensitive to discriminate between liquids at the level of a few %. Comparing structure factor differences between liquids of different compositions and in the same liquid AY20 between high and low temperatures straddling the transition at 1788 K between a high density liquid (HDL) and a low density liquid (LDL) enables compositional phase separation to be ruled out. It points instead to kinetic changes in polyhedral configurational order being the drivers for this polyamorphic transformation. Rotor behaviour observed in levitated liquid drops used in the high temperature experiments enables the reversibility of the LLT transition (LLT) and the associated changes in entropy and density to be identified. Evidence for critical-like behaviour in the structural relaxation time and in the fluctuation correlation length is presented. By re-examining recent work which failed to find the structural and thermal signatures for the LLT in liquid AY20 at 1788 K we present evidence for the LLT occurring instead in liquid AY15 at 1940 K, suggesting that the liquid-liquid transition temperature in AYx liquids decreases with increasing yttria content.
Attrezzature KRUŚ Sp. z o. o. Sp. K. in un parco macchine moderno e automatizzato per introdurre sul mercato prodotti innovativi e migliorati

L'investimento presentato per il cofinanziamento consiste nell'acquisizione di Ś.T. e WNiP e legale al fine di avviare la produzione di prodotti innovativi e migliorati. L'investimento presentato per il cofinanziamento comprende l'acquisto: linea di produzione film — 1 pz., il costo di 302 729,00 PLN,2. linea per la produzione di sacchetti piatti — 1 pz., il costo di 339,702,71 PLN,3. linea di produzione per roll-bag — 1 pz., il costo di 288 000,00 PLN,4a linea per la produzione di sacchi wicket — 1 pz, il costo di 1 368 973,60 PLN,5. software dedicato — 1 pz., il costo di 225 571,80 PLN. Il valore totale dell'investimento netto è PLN 224 977.11.11. Il contributo proprio della società ammonta a PLN 1 533564,11, il valore della sovvenzione di 991 413,00 PLN.Indicatori di prodotto:1. L. imprese che ricevono sostegno 1 pc.2. L. imprese beneficiarie di sovvenzioni 1 pz.3. Investimenti privati complementari al sostegno pubblico alle imprese (sovvenzioni) 1 799 080,21 PLN.4. Investimenti privati complementari al sostegno pubblico in progetti nel settore dell'innovazione o della ricerca e sviluppo PLN 0.00.5. L. Nuove imprese supportate 1 pc.6. L. imprese sostenute per introdurre nuovi prodotti per il mercato 1 pc.7. L. imprese supportate per introdurre nuovi prodotti per l'azienda 1 pc.8. L. ha acquistato immobilizzazioni 4 pz. (linea di produzione del film 1 pc., linea di produzione della borsa per 1 pz piatto., linea di produzione della borsa del rotolo 1 pz, linea di produzione della borsa del wicket 1 pz. 9. L. acquisito beni immateriali e legali 1 pz. acquisizione di software di gestione aziendale specializzati e dedicati (ICT).L'ambito materiale presentato sopra consentirà a KRUŚ Sp. z o. o. Sp. K. aumentare la produttività dell'impianto, introdurre prodotti innovativi alla sua offerta esistente, migliorare la qualità dei prodotti già offerti, ridurre i consumi energetici, ridurre la quantità di rifiuti produttivi e agire nel rispetto dei principi di sviluppo sostenibile.
La triple journée des femmes enceintes : l’encadrement des grossesses en France, entre droits des femmes et devoirs des mères

Cadre de la recherche : Dans le contexte français, les grossesses sont encadrées par un ensemble de dispositions légales (droits de la santé, de la sécurité sociale, du travail) et de pratiques médicales (parcours de soins type). Cet article interroge l’encadrement du temps de la grossesse et les tensions entre différentes temporalités. Les femmes enceintes sont assignées à des responsabilités supplémentaires au nom de la « protection » du fœtus qui viennent s’ajouter au travail domestique et, pour nombre d’entre elles, au travail rémunéré. Objectifs : L’article analyse le rôle ambivalent et les effets différenciés de l’encadrement légal et médical des grossesses. Méthodologie : Il s’appuie pour cela sur une enquête par entretiens et observations réalisée en Île-de-France entre 2014 et 2017. Trente femmes enceintes ont été interrogées, dont onze à plusieurs reprises. Les observations concernent différentes étapes du suivi de grossesse à l’hôpital, principalement les inscriptions, les consultations, et les cours de préparation à la naissance. Résultats : L’encadrement des grossesses assigne aux femmes la responsabilité individualisée de garantir la santé du fœtus. Le parcours de soin est intensif et repose sur une disponibilité permanente des femmes, rendue possible par la subordination du temps professionnel aux impératifs médicaux. Les salariées cherchent à minimiser l’impact de leur grossesse sur leur lieu de travail en mettant en œuvre des stratégies de séparation du temps médical et du temps professionnel. Conclusions : L’accès aux soins est largement effectif en France et le droit garantit une couverture médicale pour les femmes enceintes, mais celle-ci ressort en même temps de l’obligation de soins. Cette obligation est inégalement contraignante selon les ressources des femmes. Du côté de droit du travail, les mesures dites protectrices sont peu effectives, car peu appliquées par les employeurs et mobilisées partiellement par les salariées ; celles qui sont le mieux situées dans les rapports de classe et dans la hiérarchie professionnelle ont davantage de marge de manœuvre. Contribution : Cet article contribue à la sociologie de l’articulation des temps sociaux, à la sociologie de la santé, et à la sociologie des inégalités sociales.
Effect of crop establishment and weed management practices on weed growth and productivity of Basmati rice

A field experiment was conducted at village Binuria of the district Birbhum, West Bengal, India during rainy seasons (Kharif) of 2008 and 2009 to study the effect of crop establishment methods and weed management practices on weed growth and productivity of aromatic rice cv. ‘Basmati 370’. Three crop establishment methods viz. drum seeding (DS), system of rice intensification (SRI) and conventional transplanting (CTR) were assigned in main plots and six weed management practices, viz. weed-free check (WFC), unweeded check (WC), pyrazosulfuron-ethyl (PSE) at 20 g/ha, cono weeder (CW) twice at 15 and 30 DAS/DAT, combination of pyrazosulfuron-ethyl (PSE) at 20 g/ha and cono weeder twice (PSE + CW) and metsulfuron -methyl 10% + chlorimuron- ethyl 10% (Almix) at 4 g/ha in sub-plots, replicated thrice. Cynodon dactylon, Echinochloa colona and Oryza rufipogon under grasses, Hydrolea zeylanica, Ludwigia parviflora, Sphenoclea zeylanica, Monochoria vaginalis, Sagittaria sagitifolia and Marsilea quadrifolia among broad-leaved and Cyperus iria, C. difformis and Fimbristylis miliacea among the sedges were predominant weeds. Hydrolea zeylanica was the most pre-dominant species in SRI as well as conventional transplanting method while Fimbristylis miliacea in drum seeding. SRI recorded significantly lower number of total weeds at 60 DAT, the highest number of panicles (231/m 2 ), filled grains (98/panicle) and grain filling efficiency (84.79%) producing the highest grain yield (3.23 t/ha), 19.68 and 25.8% higher than that of CTR and DS methods respectively. Pyrazosulfuron-ethyl in combination with cono-weeder recorded the lowest weed population and dry weight at 40 DAS/DAT, higher grain yield (2982 kg/ha), 20.58% more over weedy check and was equivalent to sole application of pyrazosulfuronethyl and metsulfuron-methyl + chlorimuron-ethyl.
FUNGICIDAL HETEROCYCLIC CARBOXAMIDES

Disclosed are compounds of Formula 1, including all stereoisomers, N-oxides, and salts thereof, wherein L is C(R12a)R12b-C(R13a)R13b-, wherein the carbon atom bonded to R12a and R12b is also bonded to the carboxamide nitrogen atom in Formula 1; or 1,2-phenylene optionally substituted with up to 4 substituents independently selected from halogen and C1-C2 alkyl; and A, Z, R1, R2, n, G and Q are as defined in the disclosure. Also disclosed are compositions containing the compounds of Formula 1 and methods for controlling plant disease caused by a fungal pathogen comprising applying an effective amount of a compound or a composition of the invention. Also disclosed are methods for controlling a phytophagous nematode comprising contacting the nematode or its environment with a nematocidally effective amount of a compound of Formula 1 wherein L is -C(R12a)R12b-C(R13a)R13b-; and A, Z, R1, R2, n, G and Q are as defined in the disclosure.
Closed-loop voltage-to-frequency converter

A closed-loop voltage-to-frequency (V/F) converter includes a voltage-controlled-oscillator (VCO) placed in a feedback voltage-locked loop (VLL). This converter achieves both wide bandwidth (for good phase-noise suppression) and good spurious rejection. The closed-loop V/F converter may be further configured in a larger phase-locked loop (PLL) to achieve accurate channel selection that is independent of temperature and process variations.
Illuminating atomic scale processes in liquids and gases

EvoluTEM: Illuminating Atomic Scale Processes in Liquids and Gases

Objective 1: To build new capability in atomic resolution environmental imaging and analysis. 
Objective 2: To apply this platform to synthesise new photonic nanomaterials with enhanced performance.

The vision is to design, construct, and make available the next generation of multifunctional in situ specimen holders for the scanning /transmission electron microscope (S/TEM). This new experimental resource will enable ground-breaking characterisation of complex nanoscale reactions under realistic and relevant environmental conditions using a lab-on-a-chip configuration. By providing a platform with unparalleled atomic scale imaging and simultaneous elemental analysis capabilities, as well as flexible in situ (temperature, pressure, and illumination) environments, this effort will provide an experimental module for a wide range of breakthrough in situ nanomaterials experiments. Motivating this work is the goal of being able to fully characterize the synthesis of novel photonic 2D materials, optoelectronic nanoparticles, and photoactive organic-inorganic perovskites. This research could lead to a new level of mechanistic understanding, providing knowledge to realize routes for the production of new nanostructures, with properties that can be optimally tailored for photonic applications (photovoltaics, light emission or optoelectronics). This ambitious research program is only possible because of the principal investigators outstanding electron microscopy expertise, coupled with the world leading nanofabrication capabilities and in situ imaging facilities at the University of Manchester. The project has been structured into five work packages (WPs) with each having well-defined milestones and deliverables.
Older Adult Who Falls: A Case Study

The purpose of this case study is to illustrate the nursing process by incorporating the standardized nursing languages of NANDA International, the Nursing Interventions Classification, and the Nursing Outcomes Classification to assist an older adult with a history of falls.The data sources were the author's clinical nursing practice and research-based evidence related to falls of older adults.The data were synthesized by using clinical reasoning to select the best possible nursing diagnoses, interventions, and patient outcomes.To provide a framework for nurses to achieve positive patient outcomes, standardized nursing languages should be incorporated into patients' clinical nursing databases.In determining factors that relate to falls, nurses need to obtain baseline data, set goals with patients, and identify milestones, while encouraging patients to be active participants in plans of care.
Model based analysis of the time scales associated to pump start-ups

The paper refers to a non dimensional analysis of the behaviour of a hydraulic system during pump fast start-ups. The system is composed of a radial flow pump and its suction and delivery pipes. It is modelled using the bond graph methodology. The prediction of the model is validated by comparison to experimental results. An analysis of the time evolution of the terms acting on the total pump pressure is proposed. It allows for a decomposition of the start-up into three consecutive periods. The time scales associated with these periods are estimated. The effects of parameters (angular acceleration, final rotation speed, pipe length and resistance) affecting the start-up rapidity are then explored.
Trafficking transformations: objects as agents in transnational criminal networks

The Trafficking Transformations Project will use an innovative, multidisciplinary, object-centred framework to investigate the physical and contextual changes that illicit criminogenic collectables undergo during the trafficking process in three transnational criminal markets: antiquities, rare wildlife, and fossils. It will explore the socio-economic effects of the trafficked objects on participants in international criminal networks. It will transform organised crime research by shifting the focus of trafficking research away from criminals and networks of criminals toward following the objects of desire. 

Prior approaches to trafficking research cast trafficking as an interface between organised crime (people moving the objects) and white-collar crime (affluent people receiving goods); objects were not considered social agents in these networks. Trafficking Transformations pushes the boundaries of mainstream criminology, proposing an innovative object-centred understanding of trafficking networks, and exploring the ultimate question: How do objects cause crimes?

The project will use object biography, a multi-sited ethnography technique, to investigate the influences and transformations of trafficked criminogenic collectables in international illicit markets. Through data collection at multiple sites along trafficking pathways, the transformations of criminogenic collectables, the networks that they create, and the people they influence will form a narrative, a biography of trafficking. This will reveal the hidden lives of illicit commodities prior to their appearance as objects of conspicuous consumption in public markets, and holds the prospect of destabilising existing assumptions about the formulation, maintenance, and disruption of transnational criminal networks, transforming our understanding of organised crime.
Improvements in or relating to a method of forming a turned welt on knitted articles and articles comprising such a turned welt

1,100,752. Knitting. ETABLISSEMENTS GASTON VERDIER. 5 Feb., 1965 [30 Dec., 1964], No. 5160/65. Headings D1C and D1K. In forming a turned welt upon a straight-bar machine needle loops of the first of a series of courses having a given number of loops are retained are welt hooks and knitted into a later course having a larger number of loops. In one embodiment every fourth needle loop of the first course is retained. After knitting the last course B of the first series, yarn behind alternate needles, such as 102a, c, e, is transferred to the adjacent needle. Knitting then recommences on all needles. The welt is completed by depositing the held loops on spaced needles thereby obtaining a less-bulky seam. In an alternative embodiment alternate needle loops are retained, and two loops knitted through each of the first series when knitting is commenced on all needles.
Advanced in vitro physiological models: towards real-scale, biomimetic and biohybrid barriers-on-a-chip

This project is focused on the design, the production, the characterization, and the proposal for future commercialization of the first 1:1 scale 3D-printed realistic model of the brain tumor microenvironment with its associated blood neurovasculature. The proposed biomimetic dynamic 3D system, characterized by microcapillary diameter size and fluid flows similar to the in vivo physiological parameters, represents a drastic innovation with respect to other models well-established in the literature and available on the market, since it will allow to reliably reproduce the physiological environment and to accurately estimate the amount of drugs and/or of nanomaterial-associated compounds delivered through a modular length of the system. At the same time, in vitro 3D models are envisioned, allowing more physiologically-relevant information and predictive data to be obtained. All the artificial components will be fabricated through advanced lithography techniques based on two-photon polymerization (2pp), a disrupting mesoscale manufacturing approach which allows the fast fabrication of low-cost structures with nanometer resolution and great levels of reproducibility/accuracy. The proposed platform can be easily adopted in cell biology laboratories as multi-compartmental scaffold for the development of advanced co-culture systems, the primary biomedical applications of which consist in high-throughput screening of brain drugs and in testing of the efficacy of different anticancer therapies in vitro.