SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Digiscan

Mobile Devices are becoming the preferred tools for work and communication resulting in the new megatrend of necessity
for a 'mobile-first' strategy. Episcan's project focuses on the 3 trends dominating the mobile device industry: 1. Analytics will
take centre stage as the volume of data generated by embedded systems increases and vast pools of structured &
unstructured data are analysed. 2. The microprocessors embedded in these devices are becoming increasingly powerful and
capable of delivering complex functionalities and incorporating new technologies 3. Demand and push for new sensor types
to capture and interpret data. Episcan has successfully developed scanning technology incorporating sophisticated detection
& verification capabilities for the niche market of print/packaging verification, aimed at highly regulated industries such as
pharma, biosciences, medical devices, where detection of error in labels and packaging is crucial. To keep abreast with the
digital trends of migration of technologies to mobile device, in addition to the in-line manufacturing scanning device,
Episcan's strategy is to develop the technology in the context of a handheld mobile device. In order to eliminate the need for
creation of bespoke hardware, possibility of incorporating the technology into a mobile phone was investigated. Episcan's
technological partner - authority in micro-processor development and existing supplier to mobile phone OEMs was that this
technology has huge potential, for the niche market that Episcan targets, but also as a R&D platform for a number of spin-off
applications, which would represent high value for the end-user and manufacturers. Hardware elimination and sensory/
analyitcs capability of scanning technology makes it a high value asset that can be commercialized successfully - objective is
developing prototype software to validate technological feasibility of migrating this technology to mobile phones.
Implementation of automated technology for the production of thin-walled paper tube of high condensation structure

The project consists of the implementation of technological innovation (product and process) as a result of which the production will be launched and a new product – a 3-inch spiral coiled cardboard sleeve – notified by the Company to be patented under the national procedure, will be launched and marketed on the market. The technology that the Company intends to implement is the result of R & D works carried out by the applicant on its own and on its behalf. The scope of the project consists of one main task, which is the purchase of machines and equipment necessary to implement the technology owned by the Applicant and their installation in the production plant of JAGAN. Tenders and contracts are planned for the fourth quarter of 2022 and activities and works related to the purchase of technical equipment: as part of the project, in order to implement the results of R & D works, JAGAN will acquire a machine park allowing the launch of a new technological thrust, enabling serial production and production of thin-walled paper coils of high condensation of the structure. In order to implement a new product technologically based on the solution of a 3-inch spiral coil sleeve, it is necessary to purchase fixed assets that will create a dedicated technological line.
Loss of Multiyear Landfast Sea Ice from Yelverton Bay, Ellesmere Island, Nunavut, Canada

Abstract For much of the 20th century, multiyear landfast sea ice (MLSI) formed a permanent ice cover in Yelverton Bay, Ellesmere Island. This MLSI formed following the removal of ice shelf ice from Yelverton Bay in the early 1900s, including the well-documented Ice Island T-3. The MLSI cover survived intact for 55–60 years until 2005, when >690 km2 (90%) of MLSI was lost from Yelverton Bay. Further losses occurred in 2008, and the last of the Yelverton Bay MLSI was lost in August 2010. Ground penetrating radar (GPR) transects and ice cores taken in June 2009 provide the first detailed assessment of MLSI in Yelverton Inlet, and indeed the last assessment now that it has all been replaced with first-year ice. A detailed history of ice shelf, glacier, and MLSI changes in Yelverton Bay since the early 1900s is presented using remotely sensed imagery (air photos, space-borne optical, and radar scenes) and ancillary evidence from in situ surveys. Recent changes in the floating ice cover here align with the bro...
Impactos educativos por áreas de conocimiento en época de COVID-19

La apropiación de las competencias digitales y el uso de las herramientas tecnológicas disponibles son factores determinantes en el logro de objetivos y la satisfacción del proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje remoto, que ha sido protagonista en tiempos de COVID-19. Estos factores tienen impactos diferentes en las distintas áreas de conocimiento; por ejemplo, el desarrollo curricular y metodológico se complejizan de acuerdo con el nivel de uso y experticia previo de estudiantes y docentes. En esta investigación analizamos las percepciones de los docentes y estudiantes de América Latina sobre el proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje intermediado por medios digitales al que nos hemos visto expuestos tras la pandemia. Nuestro análisis se realiza por áreas de conocimiento, para lograr un dimensionamiento de las afectaciones en el cumplimiento de objetivos de aprendizaje, esfuerzos y retos a los que se han visto expuestos los miembros de la comunidad académica. Como base metodológica se toma el análisis de encuestas aplicadas en Instituciones de Educación Superior públicas y privadas de Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia, Paraguay, Uruguay y Perú. Los resultados muestran la necesidad de mantener y cultivar una visión más abierta e innovadora frente a las herramientas tecnológicas y competencias digitales que se involucran cada vez más en la educación. Resulta importante fortalecer los procesos de relación entre los estudiantes y los docentes a través de acompañamiento psicológico y programas de bienestar, que generen un sentido de pertenencia a una institución, un programa académico y una comunidad, que motive a continuar desarrollando con calidad sus respectivas funciones en el proceso educativo.
Estrogen-mediated inactivation of FOXO3a by the G protein-coupled estrogen receptor GPER

Estrogen (17β-estradiol) promotes the survival and proliferation of breast cancer cells and its receptors represent important therapeutic targets. The cellular actions of estrogen are mediated by the nuclear estrogen receptors ERα and ERβ as well as the 7-transmembrane spanning G protein-coupled estrogen receptor (GPER). We previously reported that estrogen activates the phosphoinositide 3-kinase (PI3Kinase) pathway via GPER, resulting in phosphatidylinositol (3,4,5)-trisphosphate (PIP3) production within the nucleus of breast cancer cells; however, the mechanisms and consequences of this activity remained unclear.MCF7 breast cancer cells were transfected with GFP-fused Forkhead box O3 (FOXO3) as a reporter to assess localization in response to estrogen stimulation. Inhibitors of PI3Kinases and EGFR were employed to determine the mechanisms of estrogen-mediated FOXO3a inactivation. Receptor knockdown with siRNA and the selective GPER agonist G-1 elucidated the estrogen receptor(s) responsible for estrogen-mediated FOXO3a inactivation. The effects of selective estrogen receptor modulators and downregulators (SERMs and SERDs) on FOXO3a in MCF7 cells were also determined. Cell survival (inhibition of apoptosis) was assessed by caspase activation.In the estrogen-responsive breast cancer cell line MCF7, FOXO3a inactivation occurs on a rapid time scale as a result of GPER, but not ERα, stimulation by estrogen, established by the GPER-selective agonist G-1 and knockdown of GPER and ERα. GPER-mediated inactivation of FOXO3a is effected by the p110α catalytic subunit of PI3Kinase as a result of transactivation of the EGFR. The SERMs tamoxifen and raloxifene, as well as the SERD ICI182,780, were active in mediating FOXO3a inactivation in a GPER-dependent manner. Additionally, estrogen-and G-1-mediated stimulation of MCF7 cells results in a decrease in caspase activation under proapoptotic conditions.Our results suggest that non-genomic signaling by GPER contributes, at least in part, to the survival of breast cancer cells, particularly in the presence of ER-targeted therapies involving SERMs and SERDs. Our results further suggest that GPER expression and FOXO3a localization could be utilized as prognostic markers in breast cancer therapy and that GPER antagonists could promote apoptosis in GPER-positive breast cancers, particularly in combination with chemotherapeutic and ER-targeted drugs, by antagonizing estrogen-mediated FOXO3a inactivation.
The future of ill 2030

FILL2030 will adapt the business model for the ILL to fit the changing landscape of neutron research. The business model will secure full operational capacity of ILL to meet the demand from its users, until at least 2030. Neutron scattering in Europe is in a major transition period. The technique, developed by experts, has reached a level of maturity that fits the wide use by a broad, non-expert user community. Cutting edge experiments which demonstrate scientific excellence are performed in parallel to the most efficient, high throughput approach which will ensure the broadest, highest impact. This evolution in the user model is concurrent with the emergence of the big data driven, multi-disciplinary research approach. This demands the simplest, most open access to analytical facilities, as far as possible. At the same time, capacity in Europe for neutron scattering is being reduced with the closure of two major national facilities. ESS will start operation in the mid-2020’s providing new capability, but initially limited capacity. Already today ESS constitutes a major strain on the European neutron scattering budget. It is crucial in this case for ILL to service the future users of ESS till 2030.
In FILL2030 adapting the business model is done through developing new service packages for academia and industry, adapting the funding model, developing tools to identify emerging user groups and to show case the socio-economic impact of the research done at ILL. FILL2030 will also provide ILL the means to test the new business model in piloting the new access modes for new users.
As one of the oldest, large scale research infrastructures in Europe, with a funding model distributed across many stakeholders and a diverse user community, the ILL is an ideal test bed for adapting such infrastructures to the changing European Research Area. ILL will actively disseminate the lessons learned in FILL2030, so that other research infrastructures can benefit from them.
Linkage-induced mechanism and control technology of pressure bump and surface geological damage in shallow coal seam mining of gully area

Coal mining will cause pressure bump in mining face and surface landslide, subsidence, and another geological damage in shallow thick coal seam mining of gully region. To analyze the linkage-induced mechanism and mutual influence relation between underground pressure bump and surface geological damage. This paper proposes a novel approach to study the stress field, displacement field, and damage field distribution of overlying strata in coal seam mining under valley terrain. The influence of valley terrain on in situ rock stress field decreases with the increase of the buried depth of coal and rock. The coal and rock strata of different depth under gully terrain are divided into significantly affected area, moderately affected area, and non-influence area. Exploitation activities under a gully area are divided into uphill mining stage, slope top mining stage, and downhill mining stage. The pressure bump and surface geological damage are easily linkage induced at the uphill mining stage. Based on the control of underground and surface damage of shallow thick coal seam mining in gully region, the slicing mining and filling mining of thick coal seam are put forward.
Addressing antibiotic resistance: new strategies for overcoming the eskape pathogens

Antibiotic resistance poses an alarming threat to global health. Most worrisome are the so-called “ESKAPE” pathogens (E. faecium, S. aureus, K. pneumoniae, A. baumanii, P. aeruginosa, and Enterobacter species), a collection of organisms capable of escaping the effects of almost all conventional antibiotics. Key to combating drug-resistant bacteria is the identification of new antibacterial targets and the ability to exploit these targets with novel and unconventional antibiotics.

The microbial world produces a wealth of antibacterial compounds that, while not suitable for therapeutic use, operate by diverse and unique modes of action. This proposal describes innovative approaches aimed at the discovery and development of such compounds as leads towards novel antibiotics with entirely new modes of action. Using a multidisciplinary approach, firmly grounded in synthetic organic chemistry, I will prepare and validate new antibiotics that target the ESKAPE pathogens by exploiting mechanisms critical to their survival and/or resistance.

To tackle the Gram-positive ESKAPE pathogens a number of new approaches to interfering with bacterial cell wall biosynthesis will be examined. Specifically, novel (semi)synthetic compounds capable of binding to and sequestering various bacterial cell wall precursors will be prepared and their antibiotic activity assessed. To address the Gram-negative ESKAPE pathogens, inhibitors of the metallo-beta-lactamase enzymes responsible for much of their antibiotic resistance will be pursued. These inhibitors will be achieved via a combination of rational design strategies and innovative natural product screening approaches.

The 21st century threat of a post-antibiotic era makes clear the need for innovation in antibacterial drug discovery. The strategies outlined in this proposal address this threat head-on with the aim of delivering valuable lead compounds in pursuit of novel antibiotics.
SELF-IGNITING INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE

The invention relates to a method for operating an internal combustion engine consisting in directly injecting fuel in a combustion chamber as pre-injection main injection and optionally post-injection, with the aid of an injector nozzle provided with several injecting borings,, the pre-injection being preferably carried out in a cadenced manner. The aim of said invention is to reduce a combustion temperature and to avoid increased pressure in the combustion chamber. For this purpose, a certain quantity of water is introduced in the combustion chamber during or and after the pre-injection.
AMPAMED

Le projet se base sur le rôle que les Aires Marines Protégées (AMP) peuvent avoir pour le développement durable des activités économiques locales, telles que la pêche artisanale et le tourisme, en continuité avec le patrimoine culturel des populations locales. L’objectif principal du projet est d’utiliser trois AMP de Méditerranée Occidentale (Corse, Sardaigne et région de Murcie) et présentant des caractéristiques diverses, comme outil d’individualisation et de vérification de stratégies et de critères pouvant conduire à une gestion durable des activités traditionnelles.
CONFIGURABLE HARDWARE ENGINES IN WIRELESS RECEIVER

Systems, methods, devices, and processors are described for a wireless receiver. The receiver may be configured to receive signals transmitted according to various mobile digital television standards. The receiver may include a number of hardware engines. The hardware engines may be individually controlled in a number of aspects. Power to particular hardware engines may be controlled, and the speed of the different hardware engines may vary. The receiver may include a novel multi-function decoder engine. The receiver may be configured to dynamically avoid problems related to harmonics, and may include a novel tap configuration with taps at different locations in the data flow.
Défis et nuances d’une ethnographie des enfants habitants d’un lixão au Brésil

Cet article traite des défis auxquels est confronté un psychologue utilisant la méthode ethnographique. Il part d’une enquête de terrain de quinze mois auprès des enfants vivant dans les environs de la décharge (le lixão) de Gramacho, dans la région métropolitaine de Rio de Janeiro, au Brésil. Autorisations, immersions et le silence traverseront les dilemmes vécus par la chercheuse dans son travail de terrain. Cette analyse veut réfléchir aux nuances méthodologiques et éthiques d’une recherche ethnographique avec des enfants et montrer à quel point elles se distinguent de certains principes et théories du champ psychologique.
Increased collection capacity and line creation dedicated to laboratory analysis in the screening of SARS-CoV-2 virus

With this project, the JC aimed to increase the capacity of collection and laboratory analysis, through the acquisition of new equipment, which allowed the creation of a line dedicated to the screening of SARS-CoV-2, with triple the response capacity, given what was its normal activity.
Uso de substâncias psicoativas por estudantes de medicina durante a pandemia do coronavírus

Objetivo: Descrever o consumo de substâncias psicoativas utilizadas por acadêmicos do curso de medicina, durante a pandemia de COVID-19. Materiais e Métodos: Estudo descritivo, retrospectivo, com abordagem quantitativa, em acadêmicos de medicina matriculados no ciclo clínico do curso de uma Universidade particular do Oeste do Paraná. A coleta de dados ocorreu mediante questionário virtual aplicado nos meses de fevereiro e março Resultado: participaram 82 acadêmicos e o nível de consumo de substâncias psicoativas consumidas foram categorizadas em seis níveis de consumo: nulo; baixíssimo; baixo; moderado; alto e altíssimo. 22% dos estudantes foram infectados pelo coronavírus; 56% avaliaram sua saúde mental como excelente e boa; houve incremento de 4% de consumo altíssimo para álcool; o hábito tabágico se elevou 3% no consumo altíssimo; o consumo de cafeína aumentou 2% para o nível altíssimo; o uso de medicação ansiolítica aumentou 6% no nível alto e 1% para o nível altíssimo; o uso de antidepressivos aumentou 5% para o nível altíssimo; houve o incremento de indutores do sono para 2% no consumo alto e 4% no consumo altíssimo; o consumo de cocaína foi considerado baixíssimo antes do isolamento social e durante o isolamento social como consumo baixo. 7% deixaram de consumir cannabis durante o isolamento social. Conclusão: Ocorreu aumento no consumo de substâncias psicoativas em diferentes níveis, tal aumento precisa ser monitorado a fim de acompanhamento e avaliação dos efeitos do seu uso.
Literacy in the old babylonian city of nippur

This project bridges a gap between the sciences and humanities by focusing on the acquisition, use, and development of literacy and knowledge in a distinct and remote population, the ancient city of Nippur (located in Southern Iraq in the early 2nd Millennium BCE). It asks, “in this time and place, how and to what extent did education relay the practical knowledge necessary for a professional career?” To answer this question, it will study prose, documentary, and numerical literacy, between male and female professionals from Nippur, the intellectual and ideological capital of early Mesopotamia. To do this, it will examine economic and academic texts originating primarily from Nippur. A key archive that is the basis to my
study is currently in the process of being analyzed and published, and this fellowship would allow me to make a unique contribution to this effort. This study will be of use to economic and educational researchers and policy makers as a case study to compare against future endeavors.

The applicability of education is an elusive subject in Assyriology (the study of ancient Iraq and its interactions with the greater Near East). No systematic study of the applicability of education exists for the ancient Near East. However, three methodological improvements will be developed with this project to allow such a study. My work at Yale University studying Old Babylonian archival practices, my work at Paris studying errors, mistakes, and rounded values in Old Babylonian mathematics, and my current research in numeric literacy at the Max Planck institute give me the ideal background to undertake this project. This project will be the first of a series of studies on literacy in the ancient world, which will allow for a comparative study of the impact of
Effect of Tb, Ti co-doping on the electrical and magnetic properties of (Bi, La)FeO3 multiferroic ceramics

Polycrystalline samples of Bi0.6Tb0.1La0.3Fe0.7Ti0.3O3 hereby designated as (BTbLFT) was prepared by using a solid state reaction technique and their structural, magnetic, and electric property were investigated. X-ray diffraction analysis indicated that all the samples maintained original R3c space group. The XRD patterns of the samples at room temperature showed perovskite phase with hexagonal structure at room temperature. The plots of Z″ and M″ versus frequency at various temperatures show peaks in the higher temperature range (250–390 °C). The compounds show dielectric relaxation, which is found to be of non-Debye type and the relaxation frequency shifted to higher side with increase in temperature. The Nyquist plot and conductivity studies showed the NTCR character of samples. M–H hysteresis loop of BTbLFT samples at an applied field of 1 T exhibited spontaneous magnetization of 1.735 emu/g. By using VSM technique, a significant change in the magnetic properties was observed for this ceramic and highest magnetic moment were found at temperature 5 K.
Impact of adding nitrate or increasing the lipid content of two contrasting diets on blood methaemoglobin and performance of two breeds of finishing beef steers

Adding nitrate to the diet or increasing the concentration of dietary lipid are effective strategies for reducing enteric methane emissions. This study investigated their effect on health and performance of finishing beef cattle. The experiment was a two×two×three factorial design comprising two breeds (CHX, crossbred Charolais; LU, Luing); two basal diets consisting of (g/kg dry matter (DM), forage to concentrate ratios) 520 : 480 (Mixed) or 84 : 916 (Concentrate); and three treatments: (i) control with rapeseed meal as the main protein source replaced with either (ii) calcium nitrate (18 g nitrate/kg diet DM) or (iii) rapeseed cake (RSC, increasing acid hydrolysed ether extract from 25 to 48 g/kg diet DM). Steers (n=84) were allocated to each of the six basal diet×treatments in equal numbers of each breed with feed offered ad libitum. Blood methaemoglobin (MetHb) concentrations (marker for nitrate poisoning) were monitored throughout the study in steers receiving nitrate. After dietary adaptation over 28 days, individual animal intake, performance and feed efficiency were recorded for a test period of 56 days. Blood MetHb concentrations were low and similar up to 14 g nitrate/kg diet DM but increased when nitrate increased to 18 g nitrate/kg diet DM (P0.05). Neither basal diet nor treatment affected carcass quality (P>0.05), but CHX steers achieved a greater killing out proportion (P<0.001) than LU steers. Thus, adding nitrate to the diet or increasing the level of dietary lipid through the use of cold-pressed RSC, did not adversely affect health or performance of finishing beef steers when used within the diets studied.