SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Genetically engineered co-expression DNA vaccines, construction methods and uses thereof

The present invention relates to co-expression DNA vaccines and methods for vaccinating animals against viral, bacterial and parasitic pathogens. In particular, the present invention relates to DNA vaccines that co-express antigens in combination with biologically-active components, such as adjuvants, immunoregulatory agents, antisense RNAs, and/or catalytic RNAs.
Choreographic sound composition : towards a poetics of restriction

In the submitted commentary, I explain the creative process behind my dance and sound compositions mediated by interactive technology. Based on my literature review, the majority of research in interactive dance was associated with gesture-driven computer music in the 1990s. As a consequence, debates and criticisms followed concerning the gestural articulation of technology, which in turn built the assumption, without substantial practical research, that this would be useful for dance composition. I find that this approach misses the aesthetic aspects of creating choreography with professionally trained contemporary dancers. For this reason I adopt a different approach than gestural articulation to control sound synthesis. I integrate interactive sound systems into the creative process of choreographic composition. To achieve this, I investigate the fundamental principle of choreography on the basis of Rudolf Laban’s choreutics theory, and also the choreographic methods of contemporary choreographers such as William Forsythe and Wayne McGregor. Based on these investigations, I use Gametrak controllers, a visible and tactile motion-sensing device, to provide choreographic stimuli. Tethering the controllers’ cables to a dancer’s body restricts the size and shape of the kinesphere. This restrictive condition primarily challenges the dancer to move beyond his or her habit during improvisations. The movements that are created result in sound composition. This is my own unique technique, which I call choreographic sound composition, for employing directed improvisation as a compositional strategy. Ultimately, I draw out not only the technological development as a compositional act, but also the holistic compositional cycle in collaboration as a composition. I explain this collaborative compositional process by adapting Simon Emmerson’s model of composition. Finally, I present my portfolio of original works to demonstrate how this research idea is articulated in practice. Locus is the first experiment with my methodology of observing how the restrictions created by the Gametrak controllers affect the dancers’ awareness of their bodies. In the following work Pen-Y-Pass, the technical aspects of this experiment are elaborated by employing visual composition as a choreographic stimulus as well. In Temporal, two chairs are used in addition to the Gametrak controllers to create double enforcement for the restriction as well as to evolve a dramaturgy. Eventually, the final work the Music Room considers the total condition of the piece – Gametrack controllers, the performance space, and the sound triggered by the dancers – as a physical enforcement of the restriction.
ASSAY METHOD FOR ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE

A diagnostic test for preclinical and clinical Alzheimer's disease is based on plasma levels of A beta 40, A beta 42, their ratio, or their rate of entry following administration of antibodies that sequester A beta . Alterations of any of these parameters from control values identifies preclinical or clinical Alzheimer's disease.
COMBINATION OF AN AHR INHIBITOR WITH A PDX INHIBITOR OR DOXORUBICINE

The present invention provides AHR inhibitors, and methods of use thereof.
Advanced hybrid thermoelectric materials through vapor phase infiltration

Waste heat—the rejected by-product of all energy conversion processes—remains a huge and unexplored reservoir of green energy. It is estimated that two-thirds of the 160 TWh required for global power consumption is lost to the environment each year. Converting even a fraction of this wasted energy into electricity at the cost of 10 cents per kWh would generate a new EUR 1.0 trillion industry—creating jobs, boosting the economy, and increasing energy efficiency. A scalable preparative strategy towards inexpensive thermoelectric (TE) materials would allow direct heat to electricity conversion to be widely implemented. Realizing this ambition will require a new approach, as current methods rely on rare, toxic, and expensive materials to produce rigid and inefficient TE devices. To overcome these shortcomings, the ANTHEM project aims to develop a robust strategy towards advanced hybrid organic-inorganic TE materials through the novel concept of vapor phase infiltration (VPI). VPI presents a truly novel strategy to fuse state-of-the-art organic-inorganic TE materials at the nanoscale—opening the possibility for flexible, low cost and even transparent TE materials. Moreover, VPI is an easily scalable vapor-phase process that could extend to a large variety of inorganic/polymer combinations. In this project specific targets will include optimizing the degree of control in scattering engineering, size/ interface composition and spatial distribution of the inorganic phase, key factors for maximizing thermoelectric performance. With an optimal blend of expertise in materials chemistry, characterization and theory from leading European research groups, ANTHEM will deliver a roadmap towards low-cost and abundant hybrid TE materials that incorporate metal oxides, sulfides, or selenides. The success this project has great potential to advance not only the field of VPI, but hybrid TE too—creating concrete possibilities for the critically important waste-to-energy industry.
STABLE EMULSION-FORM ROBORANT COMPOSITIONS

Compositions containing natural active ingredients for maintaining and improving the resistance capability of the organism, characterized by a stable emulsion form. The compositions of the invention contain as active ingredient garlic oil, carrot-grist, parsley green-grist, powdered egg-yolk, mistletoe sprout-decoction and hawthorn fruit-decoction, optionally together with other biological materials of natural origin. The compositions of the invention are prepared by the usual emulsifying methods.
Brixen – der lange Weg zur neuen Stadtbibliothek

Zusammenfassung Im Oktober 2021 wurde nach langer Warte- und Planungszeit die neue Stadtbibliothek Brixen eröffnet. Das größte Wohnzimmer der Stadt, wie die Bibliothek von der Presse gerne bezeichnet wird, präsentiert sich als Zusammenspiel alter Bausubstanz und moderner Architektur direkt im historischen Zentrum, am Domplatz der Stadt. Auf über 2 000 m² bietet die Bibliothek nicht nur ein breitgefächertes Medienangebot, sondern auch Lern- und Studienräume, Veranstaltungssäle sowie einen großzügigen Lesegarten. Der Wunsch der Bibliotheksleitung, die Funktion der Bibliothek als Ort der Begegnung und des Austausches in den Vordergrund zu stellen, konnte realisiert werden.
Um busto de Bento XIV, o Papa do Fidelíssimo, no Museu Nacional de Machado de Castro

No presente texto efectua-se a abordagem de obra que integra o acervo do Museu Nacional de Machado de Castro e que não mereceu até ao presente a atenção da historiografia da arte nacional e internacional. Trata-se de um busto de mármore do papa Bento XIV, o Sumo Pontífice que atribuiu o tão desejado título de Fidelíssimo a D. João V.&#x0D; Tendo conhecido um percurso atribulado, à semelhança de outras obras de arte no seguimento da expulsão das ordens religiosas, determinada pelo decreto liberal de 1834, a peça integra hoje o acervo do museu de Coimbra.&#x0D; Propomo-nos assim clarificar as vicissitudes históricas do busto de Bento XIV e proceder ao seu enquadramento no âmbito da produção escultórica romana de Setecentos, procurando contribuir para um mais aprofundado conhecimento do corpus de esculturas do Settecento romano em geral e em Portugal em particular.
Exploring chemistry, composition and circulation in the stratosphere with innovative technologies

It is ozone that primarily heats and therefore creates the stratosphere. Human emissions of ozone-depleting substances (ODSs) have however led to dramatic stratospheric ozone losses for decades. This global problem is ongoing and of renewed concern due to recent unexpected changes. It is also likely affecting the nature of the stratosphere itself, with implications for global health and economy. In addition, emissions of greenhouse gases have been proposed to lead to a long-term acceleration of the stratospheric overturning circulation. In summary, significant stratospheric changes are to be expected from both, ozone losses and global warming.
Indications for such changes have been reported, but there are substantial uncertainties and limitations connected with these studies. In addition, current technologies to explore stratospheric composition and chemistry are very expensive and often offer only infrequent data. There is clearly a need for new and improved tools to correctly detect and quantify changes from observations.
This project will open 3 novel avenues to explore stratospheric chemistry, composition and circulation:
1) A newly developed low-cost technology to retrieve and analyse air from the stratosphere. This will be a new way to derive budgets of all important and newly emerging ODSs directly in the stratosphere; while at the same time providing observations of many strong greenhouse gases.
2) I have found new evidence for substantial past changes in stratospheric chemistry and circulation. An unprecedented investigation of stratospheric air archives spanning 40 years and >50 trace gases will allow new insights into these changes 
3) New diagnosis tools and a detailed comparison with state-of-the-art models will identify the implications for future climate.
The EXC3ITE project will result in a breakthrough in the understanding of stratospheric changes which are of high importance for society through their impact on climate prediction and ozone recovery.
PROJECTION APPARATUS FOR A MOTOR VEHICLE HAVING A SPECIFIC ANTI-REFLECTION STRUCTURE ON DUCT WALLS, AND MOTOR VEHICLE HAVING A PROJECTION APPARATUS

The invention relates to a projection apparatus (2) for a motor vehicle (1) which is embodied to produce a virtual image (10) on a projection area (7) and which has an external housing (12), in which at least one light-production apparatus (3) and one image production unit (13) for producing the image (10) using the light (4) emitted by the light-production apparatus (3) are formed, wherein the external housing (12) has a duct-like depression (18) on an upper side (17), said duct-like depression being delimited by duct walls (20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32) and the image (10) being emittable out of the external housing (12) onto the projection area (7) through said duct-like depression, wherein a first anti-reflection structure (35) having first structure elements (35a) for at least reducing reflections of incident solar radiation (33, 34) is formed on a first duct wall (20 to 32) and a second anti-reflection structure (36) having second structure elements (36a) for at least reducing the reflection of incident solar radiation (33, 34) is formed on a second duct wall (20 to 32) that is oriented differently in relation to the first duct wall (20 to 32), wherein an orientation direction (38) of the first structure elements (35a) is the same as an orientation direction (39) of the second structure elements (36a). The invention also relates to a motor vehicle (1) having a projection apparatus (2).
REALIZAÇÃO DE UM SISTEMA DE EMBALAGEM A VÁCUO HORIZONTAL INTERMITENTE PARA PRODUTOS INOVADORES PROJETADOS NA ÓTICA DA INDÚSTRIA 4.0.

SALUMIFICIO VECCHIO SRL NOS ÚLTIMOS ANOS DECIDIU ADAPTAR-SE ÀS MAIS RECENTES TECNOLOGIAS INTRODUZIDAS NO MERCADO DE REFERÊNCIA, NA VERDADE, O INVESTIMENTO DO SISTEMA DE EMBALAGENS A VÁCUO HORIZONTAIS INTERMITENTES E FOI PROJETADO NO
Irreversibility of Asymptotic Entanglement Manipulation Under Quantum Operations Completely Preserving Positivity of Partial Transpose

We demonstrate the irreversibility of asymptotic entanglement manipulation under quantum operations that completely preserve the positivity of partial transpose (PPT), resolving a major open problem in quantum information theory. Our key tool is a new efficiently computable additive lower bound for the asymptotic relative entropy of entanglement with respect to PPT states, which can be used to evaluate the entanglement cost under local operations and classical communication (LOCC). We find that for any rank-two mixed state supporting on the $3\otimes3$ antisymmetric subspace, the amount of distillable entanglement by PPT operations is strictly smaller than one entanglement bit (ebit) while its entanglement cost under PPT operations is exactly one ebit. As byproduct, we find that for this class of states, both the Rains' bound and its regularization, are strictly less than the asymptotic relative entropy of entanglement. So, in general, there is no unique entanglement measure for the manipulation of entanglement by PPT operations. We further show a computable sufficient condition for the irreversibility of entanglement distillation by LOCC (or PPT) operations.
Global Information and Communication Exchange System for sustainable management of natural resources and public relation for Alpine networks of protected areas

ALP ENvironmental COMmunication is an integrated approach for protected area managers to ensure common planning and communication on environmental management through regular exchange and training, and to improve the public awareness of environmental issues. On one hand, the project is based on exchange of experience and evaluation of management measures, which will lead to integrated strategies for the protection of alpine natural and cultural resources and for sustainable land use. On the other hand, the development of common communication tools based on an interactive approach of public information in protected areas will strengthen public awareness of mountain ecological systems. It includes an interactive data exchange platform used for data and know-how exchange between protected area managers. The integrated approach is complemented by common media activities for a higher transparency of alpine environmental management strategies and by international professional training programmes.
VERÔNICAS E CAROLINAS:

Este texto tem como objetivo fazer uma reflexão sobre a realidade das mulheres negras empobrecidas, mães de família, moradoras dos cortiços e ocupações urbanas no centro da cidade de São Paulo, Brasil, e sobre como estas mulheres vivenciam o impacto dos desafios trazidos pela pandemia da Covid-19. Vivendo em contextos já marcados por muitas desigualdades e violências, muitas delas estruturais, como é o caso do racismo e das desigualdades de gênero, essas mulheres resistem e tentam construir alternativas para sobreviver com suas famílias em uma realidade de insegurança e de morte. Na luta pela vida, revelam uma face dolorosa de Deus, que está presente na sua dor e no seu sofrimento.
Characteristics of the disastrous wind-sand environment along railways in the Gobi area of Xinjiang, China

Based on detailed long-term data of wind regimes collected from typical ventilation sites along the railways in the Gobi area of Xinjiang, this study systematically analyzes the characteristics of the disastrous wind-sand environment along the railways by combining gradient sand sampling data collected by a wind-drift sand monitoring system and site survey data. Wind direction and speed rose diagrams revealed the prevailing wind direction in each wind area along the railways, and this is the wind direction from which the maximum frequency of sandstorms occurred. Drift potential characteristic parameters (RDP, RDD) and the direction variability (RDP/DP) showed that each wind area along the Gobi railway featured a long wind period, with strong power in a single wind direction. The special geological environment of the Gobi determines the wind-drift sand that features gravel of large grain size and unsaturation, which are different from the wind-drift sand in deserts. With increasing wind velocity, the density of the wind-drift sand increased steadily; however, at a certain critical value, the density surged. This study on the wind-sand environment of the Gobi has significance for railway safety. The critical value of wind velocity corresponded to an abrupt increase in the wind-drift sand density and should be taken into account during the planning process of railway safety passage, since this will lead to a decrease in frontal visual distance, and an associated decrease in safety. Additionally, the specific features of wind-drift sand activities, such as the abruptness and higher than usual sand height, should be considered during the process of designing sand-damage-control engineering measures.
Research on Implementation Strategies of Green Supply Chain Management

The green supply chain management, as a new model of modern management, aims to achieve the goal of the sustainable development of social economy and promote the core competitiveness of enterprises. This paper shall begin with the connotation of supply chain management, then the ways to implement green supply chain management shall be elaborated respectively: promoting environmental legislation, developing cluster supply chain network and eco-industrial park, establishing platform of network information system, cultivating market environment of green consumption, changing environmental conception and cultivating green enterprise culture, re-engineering business process and encouraging green technological innovation, establishing strategic cooperation and constructing performance of evaluation system and generally participating in and inspiring green supply chain management.
Enchancing the Entrepreneurship of SMEs in Circular Economy of the Agri-Food Chain

Circular economy is a new approach of economic development models. It provides the potential to use one’s waste as resource input to others productive chain thus offering a longer life cycle of the products and a more environmentally friendly business approach. This regenerative system is of high priority in the EU. SinCE-AFC is being developed along with the on-going EU action plan for Circular Economy and the respective National Circular Economy Action Plans across the EU countries.

Although the principles of circular economy are already applied by many large industries, SMEs, which represent the 99% of the businesses sector, still remain uninvolved due to lack of motivation and support. Thus, the regional SMEs policies improvement towards a more regenerative economy is of high importance.

SinCE-AFC aims at involving SMEs of the Agri-Food chain in circular economy through the promotion of the appropriate managing and financial horizontal mechanisms. All the Agri-Food agents committed to production, processing, packaging, distribution and final consumption are expected to operate in a coordinated way to better adapt to circular economy.

This objective will be achieved via the intense collaboration and interregional exchange of experience of 9 partners representing 7 Regions from 7 EU countries. The partnership’s tasks will focus on the investigation of efficient practices via interregional learning events, study visits, import workshops, stakeholders’ meetings and consultation processes, of how the relevant policy instruments can be improved in order to assist SMEs to enter circular economy. The regulatory framework and good practices at regional and EU level will be reflected on the Agri-Food circular economy e-Book on the project website.
The project will promote innovation, derive knowledge and develop close collaboration with the Interreg Europe Learning Platform as well as with the European Circular Economy Stakeholder Platform and the RIS3 Platform Group.
Unwanted catches of trawl fisheries: ecosystem effects and advances to an integrated management approach in the mediterranean

There is an urgent need to address the environmental effects of fishing in order to maintain healthy marine ecosystems that provide the services societies want and need. This problem is addressed in the new Common Fisheries Policy by encouraging the adoption of an Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries, including as a matter of priority the reduction of unwanted catches. In line with this policy, the project aims to address the ecosystem effects of commercial trawling, including the unwanted catches problem, and generate knowledge that will contribute to the adoption of EAF. The project is structured in several inter-disciplinar activities, starting with gathering existing information on fishing effort, catches, benthic species and habitats from trawling grounds in the NW Mediterranean. The information will be analysed to assess the vulnerability of by-catch species to trawling, and the Good Environmental Status of benthic ecosystems. The novelty of the research approach will be increased by the adoption of a social-ecological framework. Interviews with the principal stakeholders will aim to assess their perception on the services provided by ecosystems from trawling grounds, and identify priority areas for fisheries and for conservation. The vulnerability, GES and ecosystem services valorisation will be used to propose scenarios of alternative fishing strategies that minimise the negative effects on ecosystems, while taking into account societal priorities. Then, size-spectra mathematical models will be explored to assess the ecosystem response to the different scenarios, aiming to identify the optimal management alternatives. The project structure will follow the principles of a participatory approach, by taking into account fishermen’ perceptions on potential management alternatives, which will allow exploring real-world scenarios.
Molecule design for next generation solar cells using machine learning approaches trained on large scale screening databases

Research in organic electronics has already generated important applications, such organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs) in mobile displays that are already indispensable in our everyday life. Other applications, such as large scale displays and lighting, lightweight and flexible organic photovoltaics, carbon-based electronic paper, organic sensors and RFID tags, are under intense investigation.
The multifunctional character of these applications poses enormous challenges for the development of novel materials, which are hard to meet with the present day trial-and-error strategies. The MolDesign project thus aims at computational material design by combining accurate but involved materials simulation methods with inexpensive novel machine learning methods to enable large scale guided materials screening. These methods will be used to improve small-molecule organic semiconductors, which are used as absorber materials in vapor-deposited organic solar cells. While some materials of this class are almost at the photovoltaics market, there is much room for improvement regarding properties such as charge carrier mobility as well as the integration of organic material into completely new applications, such as hole transport materials in highly promising perovskite solar cells.