SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
5G agile and flexible integration of satellite and cellular

5G Communication Networks are today at the stage of maturity of developing key enabling technologies for extended proof-of-concepts (PoC). Although standardization of 5G is yet to be finalized, 5G players already reached a general agreement on key enabling technologies, architecture and deployment scenarios of 5G networks. The 5G community is now looking for translating 5G use cases, vertical industries requirements and ambitions in adopting 5G, into viable business cases. However, the support of 5G new services and seamless connectivity across various vertical industries and very diverse use cases, still requires the integration of multiple access technologies. The 5G ALL-STAR project builds on the outcomes and the cooperation experience of 5GCHAMPION to design, develop, evaluate and trial multi-connectivity based on multiple access, combining cellular and satellite access technologies to support seamless reliable and ubiquitous broadband services. The project will develop a set of technologies and validate system interoperability to provide global connectivity and support mission critical applications of interest in both European and Korean regions. To this end, 5G ALL-STAR will develop selected technologies targeting a set of PoCs to validate and demonstrate in heterogeneous real setup: i) 5G cellular mmWave access system for providing broadband and low-latency 5G services, ii) new radio based feasibility of satellite access for providing broadband and reliable 5G services, iii) multi-connectivity support based on cellular and satellite access, iv) spectrum sharing between cellular and satellite access. In addition, the project will actively contribute to v) global 5G standardization including 3GPP and ETSI focusing on multi-RAT interoperability and New Radio based satellite access, vi) creation of a cross-regional lasting synergy for 5G research, innovation and commercialization through value proposition assessment for vertical industries.
New techniques for Multi-block Hybrid Meshes with Non-uniform cells on Interface and appropriate numerical schemes

New Techniques for Multi-block Hybrid Meshes with Non-uniform cells on Interface and appropriate numerical schemes is discussed. In allusion to limitations of patched grids that the cells in different sub-domains must be uniform on interface, a new method for hybrid grid decomposition with non uniform cells(nodes) on interface is developed. In terms of theoretical analysis, the mesh generations of sub-domains are independent with each other, and this property will reduce greatly the difficulties in grid generation of complex problems, such as three-dimensional flows. Simultaneity, numerical schemes based on Jameson's method is developed to match the new grid definition. Numerical results of inviscid flow around NACA0012 airfoil are obtained, and compared with those in references.
Alps 4 EU

Alps4EU aims to overcome clusters initiatives fragmentation and favour the emergence of meta-clusters, applying a  macro-regional vision and driving Alpine area clusters to be more competitive in the European scenario for the benefit of all Alpine Space’s economy.
The project will address both policy making and cluster management activities, with a trans-regional approach and it will impact on phase 2 and 3 of the policy cycle in order to:
1) build the framework for trans-regional clusters policies; 
2) develop inter-clusters cooperation, moving towards meta-clusters;
3) represent alpine space clusters within EU initiatives;
Specifically, Alps4EU will map Alpine Area clusters strategic priorities, develop guidelines and proposals for joint programming activities, elaborate a Joint Action Plan including common funding opportunities for clusters, foster transnational technology transfer activities, promote inter-cluster activities for innovation, promote Alpine Space clusters at EU level.
Relationship Between Mitochondrial DNA Copy Number, Metabolic Abnormalities and Hepatic Steatosis

Abstract Insulin resistance plays a central role in fatty liver, a part of the metabolic syndrome. This study examined the relationship between fatty liver, metabolic abnormalities and mitochondrial DNA [mtDNA] copy number in peripheral blood that is correlated with diabetes or metabolic markers. Fatty liver was assessed by questionnaire on alcohol consumption and abdominal ultrasonography. MtDNA copy number in peripheral leukocytes was measured by a real-time quantitative polymerase chain reaction [PCR]. Among 445 subjects, 148 subjects had hepatic steatosis and 297 were controls. mtDNA copy number was significantly lower in fatty liver group in comparison with that of normal finding group. This result is similar in both groups, alcoholic or non-alcoholic fatty liver group. MtDNA copy number was inversely correlated with alanine aminotransferase [ALT], aspartate aminotransferase [AST], gamma-glutamyltransferase [γ-GTP], body mass index [BMI], waist circumference, diastolic blood pressure, and free fatty acid. MtDNA copy number in peripheral leukocytes was associated with fatty liver and insulin resistance related factors.
Advanced sports data measurement and analysis solution for athletics

Sports analytics is redefining predictive sports business decision-making. It allows team managers to improve winning percentages and fans thrive on having more information about a game they are watching. Sports analytics’ market was valued at €24 billion in 2017 and is anticipated to reach €61 billion by 2024. However, most of the companies engaged in sports analytics have been mainly concentrated on football, owing to an increasing attendance and growing fan-base, media and sponsors engagement. Other sports and specifically athletics have yet to reap the benefits of advanced sports analytics. 
Current solutions in athletics focus on performance measurements after the game, in a laboratory. There is no solution in the market providing live and engaging data for fans and deep valuable insights to commentators/broadcasters for post-event analysis and also to athletes and coaches to improve athlete’s performance and avoid injuries. This is where SPECTO Athletics comes into force.
SPECTO Athletics core technology is adapted from our successful SPECTO Bowling® product which is capable to perform both 3D and 2D motion analysis, providing a detailed vision of the actions through real time data during the game, opening a whole new possibility for its exploitation by customising the final experience to different audiences: players, coaches, fans, researchers or sports associations. Having already validated SPECTO Athletics in IAAF World U20 Championships, July 2018 in Tampere, and with several pilot agreements signed with Olympic training centres, broadcasters and Sports Federations, SPECTO Athletics aims to establish itself as a pioneering state of art system in Athletics sport. Our project will achieve a ROI of 52.11, profit of €144M and create 59 direct jobs by 2025. Also, we are fully committed to keeping our product development in Europe.
CRISTAL

Gestione delle piene attraverso l'integrazione dei sistemi transfrontalieri di previsione e prevenzione sui bacini alpini.Il progetto si focalizza sull'armonizzazione dei sistemi di prevenzione e previsione delle piene sui bacini alpini transfrontalieri e beneficia di un sistema di stima dei campi di precipitazione in tempo reale, comprese le aree in quota, grazie all'utilizzo radar in banda X. Gestione delle piene attraverso l'integrazione dei sistemi transfrontalieri di previsione e prevenzione sui bacini alpini.Il progetto si focalizza sull'armonizzazione dei sistemi di prevenzione e previsione delle piene sui bacini alpini transfrontalieri e beneficia di un sistema di stima dei campi di precipitazione in tempo reale, comprese le aree in quota, grazie all'utilizzo radar in banda X
Person und Wissen

Dieser Band enthält Beiträge, die an der Bilanztagung des Repertorium Academicum Germanicum (RAG) im Schloss Münchenwiler (Kt. Bern, Schweiz) vom 2. bis 4. Oktober 2019 präsentiert wurden. Ziel der Tagung war es, Rückschau auf die Projektgeschichte des RAG zu halten, das Erreichte zu würdigen sowie Perspektiven für die Erweiterung des Projekts im Hinblick auf die Verbreitung gelehrten Wissens auszuloten. Die Beiträge im ersten Teil des Bandes behandeln zunächst Ursprünge, Entwicklungen sowie künftige Ausrichtungen des RAG. Danach werden die Forschungsdatenbank sowie die Prinzipien der Datenauswertung vorgestellt. Mitarbeitende des RAG konkretisieren anschliessend die praktischen Auswertungsmöglichkeiten der Datenbank zu Lebens- und Wirkungsfeldern von Gelehrten, so zu Karrieren von Professoren an der Universität Löwen, zu Gelehrten aus dem Alten Bern, zu adeligen Universitätsbesuchern in Frankfurt und Wittenberg oder zu Gelehrten, die in Italien oder Frankreich studierten. Der zweite Teil des Bandes widmet sich in seinen Beiträgen den Wissensperspektiven, etwa der Verbindung von Datenbanken (Linked Open Data) zu Wissensbeständen in der Astronomie, der Rekonstruktion von Beziehungsnetzen von Professoren am Beispiel der Universität Wittenberg oder der Analyse der Rhetorik in Wiener Universitätsreden. Ein Ausblick auf das Fortbestehen des RAG unter dem Dach des Repertorium Academicum (REPAC), das Personen, Werke und Wissen miteinander datenbanktechnisch verbinden und analysieren soll, beschliesst den Band.
Online Charging Based on Machine Context for M2M Communication in LTE

Efficient management of scarce access network resources for growing volume of Machine-to-Machine (M2M) communications play an important role in a Long Term Evolution (LTE) network. Understanding the communication requirements of machine-to-machine (M2M) services, and linking them to technical, as well as economic aspects, is a crucial step towards “smarter” charging of such services. We discuss the capabilities of M2M services to postpone their communication in LTE’s core network, called the Evolved Packet Core (EPC), to avoid times when usage of network resources would be expensive (e.g., while the network is congested). We introduce a context of a group of machines, which describes the postponement capabilities of M2M communication, which is used as an input to the online charging process. We illustrate the proposed approach and its benefits using a smart home M2M service as an example.
Plan de negocio para la fabricación de repuestos fundidos en aceros inoxidables austeníticos para los sectores de alimentos, lácteos y bebidas en la ciudad de Bogotá

This venture is focused on the manufacture of spare parts in austenitic stainless steels for the food, dairy and beverage sectors; It arises from the need that the sector has, since at present these spare parts must be imported from countries such as the United States, Brazil, Germany and China, among others, bringing with them delays, additional costs, inventory increases and unexpected stops. FUNDICIONES INOXIDABLES DE COLOMBIA SAS, found that the potential market for this sector is in Bogota and its surroundings, with 45% of sales, which represents a good place to be the base and manufacturing center. Due to its location, this region encompasses potential clients such as Bavaria, Coca-Cola, Alpina, Colanta, Chocolate Luker and other large companies.
Relations between national-regional unemployment and employment policies for a sustainable development in Greece

&lt;p&gt;The extent of unemployment constitutes one of the most basic indicators of sustainable development and particularly in the field of socioeconomic development, given that the extended unemployment, especially of the youth, cannot be considered to be compromising with the concept of sustainable development, as it restricts the possibilities of an important part of society to satisfy its needs, in the present and in the future too. Labor, when using the linear regression analysis, defines the relations between regional and national employment and unemployment in Greece, in order to reveal the reactions of each of the 13 regions of the country to the national trends for a period of 16 years, between 1998 and 2013. The differentiations that are revealed are considered crucial in the implementation of a regional strategy against unemployment, in order to achieve better prospects of economic development, to reduce the unemployment rate of each particular area and to implement an integrated strategy of sustainable development of the country.&lt;/p&gt;
ANDREA PATIENCE THEATRE CENTER

THEATRICAL CENTRE IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF SAN SEVERO IN PUGLIA, WHICH WILL BE NAMED AFTER ANDREA PATIENCE, ARTIST AND CARTOONIST OF INTERNATIONAL IMPORTANCE.
METHOD FOR TREATING SOLVENT-SPUN CELLULOSE FIBERS

The invention relates to a method for treating solvent-spun cellulose fibers during which the fibers are brought into contact with a textile auxiliary in an alkaline medium. The inventive method is characterized in that a compound of general formula (I) or a salt thereof is used as the textile auxiliary, whereby: R1 is a binding link selected from the group consisting of a linear or branched chain with 1 to 4 C atoms and phenyl; R2 and R3 are identical or different from one another and are selected from the group consisting of (CH2)m-CH=CH2 with m ranging from 0 to 2, and; R4 represents an ionic group and/or a group that can be ionized in the alkaline medium.
European Social Work Research Association SIG to Study Decisions, Assessment, and Risk

The increasing interest in professional judgement and decision making is often separate from the discourse about "risk," and the time-honored focus on assessment.The need to develop research in and across these topics was recognized in the founding of a Decisions, Assessment, and Risk Special Interest Group (DARSIG) by the European Social Work Research Association in 2014.The Group's interests include cognitive judgements; decision processes with clients, families, other professionals and courts; assessment tools and processes; the assessment, communication, and management of risk; and legal, ethical, and emotional aspects of these. This article outlines the founding and scope of DARSIG; gives an overview of decision making, assessment, and risk for practice; illustrates connections between these; and highlights future research directions.Professional knowledge about decision making, assessment, and risk complements knowledge about effectiveness of interventions.DARSIG promises to be a useful mechanism for the purpose.
Traffic Congestion in Major Cities of Nigeria

This paper investigates traffic congestion which has become a common sight in most urban cities of Nigeria. A survey was conducted during the Annual National Conference of the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) which held between 5 th and 9 th December 2011 at the Calabar Tinapa Business and Leisure Resort. 300 questionnaires were distributed among participants comprising experts in transportation planning and design as well as engineers of other disciplines, students, wives of engineers and other invited guests who constitute commuters, car owners/drivers, etc. 196 returns were made and these were analysed to ascertain the broad perspectives concerning the causes of traffic congestion in most urban cities in Nigeria. The results show that poor driving habits, poor road network, inadequate road capacity, and lack of parking facilities constitute the greatest causes of traffic congestion in Nigeria. Also, Lagos, Port Harcourt and Abuja were identified as cities most affected by traffic congestion.
European mercenaries in the dutch empire. a connected history of continental europe and colonial indonesia, c. 1800—1900

Being one of the smallest 19th century European powers, however with one of the largest overseas empires, the Netherlands continuously depended on non-European services, resources and man-power to build and run their far-flung island empire in Southeast Asia. Unsurprisingly, around 40% of the European soldiers employed by the Dutch Colonial Army between 1816 and c. 1914 were non-Dutch, hailing mostly from Belgium, Germany, France, and Switzerland. How did the Dutch manage to recruit ca. 70.000 European foreigners into their colonial army? And how did these men not only help build the Dutch Empire, but through their imperial careers also affect the histories of those European regions they came from? Using a database with biographic information on all 175.000 European soldiers and mercenaries in the Dutch Colonial Army, this project will be the first to tell the 'forgotten' story of deep historical connections between Indonesia, which today is the largest Muslim-majority and the overall third largest democracy in the World, and vast parts of Western- and Central Europe. Uncovering this largely unknown connected history will impact European Global History, Dutch Colonial History and the national histories of the mentioned countries. Carrying out this project under the supervision of Prof. Roland Wenzlhuemer at the Munich Centre for Global History will deepen my conceptual understanding of Global History, widen my methodological skill set, and improve my leadership skills. This will significantly increase my chances of getting a tenured position for European and Global History.
Strongly interacting bose gases

This project addresses questions of emergent phenomena: How do remarkable properties of matter emerge from complex correlations between the atomic constituents? This is one of the current grand challenges in the physical sciences. Specifically, the research will focus on Strongly Interacting Bose Gases (SIBG). The Bose gas is of fundamental significance as a quintessential example of a quantum fluid. SIBG occur when interactions are maximized by a large scattering-length (of a similar magnitude to the interparticle spacing). In the unitary limit (divergent scattering length) all physical properties are expected to scale with the density. Recent experiments with ultra-cold quantum gases have observed that such a state can be created, and its properties accurately measured. Such experiments provide us with access to a remarkably clean and tunable realisation of a strongly interacting quantum many-body system. This is ideal for building up our understanding of many-body physics, which harbours some of the most difficult and relevant questions in the physical sciences. Currently, our theoretical understanding of SIBG is relatively undeveloped, and questions relating to their most basic properties lack consensus. In this project we will theoretically determine the thermodynamics and stability of SIBG. Within this proposal, we outline a set of highly innovative approaches designed to achieve these goals. Our theoretical models are based on an amalgamation of few-body and many-body approaches, for which the combination of; Experienced Researcher – Dr Sykes, and LPTMS supervisor – Dr Petrov, form a uniquely capable team. This research lies at the cutting-edge of strongly-correlated quantum many-body physics. The results will fundamentally advance our understanding of quantum fluids, and provide us with new theoretical methods/innovations that can be utilised and tested in other areas of condensed-matter and material-science.
Stochastic Impacts of Metaheuristics from the Toaster to the Turbine [Technology Leaders]

Okay, let's be honest-there's pretty much nothing on metaheuristics in this article other than one short section, so don't let the title distract you. The focus of this issue of IEEE Electrification Magazine and of this article is on understanding and demonstrating how transactive energy systems can have an impact on nonbulk power applications. So what does that include? Well, as it turns out, a lot. The bulk power system with its larger generators and high-voltage transmission lines requires lots of planning, investment, and maintenance. These are assets that have lives measured in decades, and much of their topology is relatively fixed. The bulk system is also well monitored and heavily networked, i.e., there are multiple paths for the electricity to flow, and therefore alternative paths for power flow in the event of a disturbance.
A new and innovative method to extract adipose stromal vascular fraction: application in post-prostatectomy erectile dysfunction

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a significant and common medical problem which impairs quality of life of men and their partners. ED is a frequent complication after a radical prostatectomy (RP) due to surgical treatment for prostate cancer. For this condition, ED represents a significant unmet medical need, since there is no efficient treatment to repair the cellular damages following a RP. Clinical implementation of stem cell treatment represents a potential candidate for ED treatment after RP. Adult progenitor cells extracted from adipose tissue, called Stromal Vascular Fraction (SVF) have shown promising results in preclinical and clinical studies to treat post-RP ED. STEMCIS has developed a unique kit to isolate the adipose cells which hold the potential to cure post-prostatectomy ED by regenerating the damaged tissues. MECADISTEM comes in the form of a single-use kit that includes all the tools necessary to simply and rapidly (less than 30 minutes) extract adipose tissue progenitor cells mechanically (grinding, centrifugation, filtration). Compared to the state-of-the-art alternatives using “collagenase (enzymatic) digestion”, MECADISTEM does not require the use of enzymes, avoiding the problems and constraints imposed by the use of this enzymatic digestion and offering substantial time and money savings, on both technical and surgical operations. Having validated this methodology in preclinical study, this project is planned to finalise the development and market preparation of this kit. In this Phase 1 Feasibility Study, we aim to evaluate the main milestones of the project from a technical, commercial and financial point of view. Once in the market, MECADISTEM will be used by urologists and surgeons to cure ED in patients following a RP, where the current therapies have not been proven effective. It will secure the growth for STEMCIS, expecting to gain over €12 million in profits, hire 6 new people and reach a ROI of €6.28 from this project after 5 years.
Faulting and fracturing in the Jurassic carbonate ramp folds of southern Rif ridges (Northern Morocco)

In the South Rifian ridges (SRR), the dominated structures correspond to the faulted anticline characteristic of a foreland orogeny context, front of the Rif Alpine belt. These anticlines correspond to thrust propagation folds. Geometric model of these structures shows that the normal faults have controlled the Mesozoic sedimentation during extensive episodes and participated in determining areas of thrusting during Miocene compressional phases. However, the normal fault strike which is relative to the direction of the shortening determined the geometry of diverse folds whether into the frontal ramps, lateral, or oblique. In the meantime, the systematic fracturing study in the Jurassic limestone beds, in different parts of the folds with axes oriented E-W, NW-SE, and NE-SW, permits to propose a relative fracturing chronology and tries investigating the relationship between folding and fracturing. The three main fracture families, oblique, transversal, and axial, appear simultaneously during the amplification of the fold. The simple shear in the limb contributes the latest to the folding reactivation and the density of the intensification of these microfractures. Likewise, given the important downslope fold limb dip of the ramp propagation folds, theoretically the shear intensity is more important, and micro-fractures are more important in the downslope fold limb, thus the uphill one.
OPTIMIZED PROBES AND PRIMERS AND METHODS OF USING SAME FOR THE BINDING, DETECTION, DIFFERENTIATION, ISOLATION AND SEQUENCING OF INFLUENZA A; INFLUENZA B AND RESPIRATORY SYNCYTIAL VIRUS

Described herein are primers and probes useful for the binding, detecting, differentiating, isolating, and sequencing of influenza A, influenza B and RSV viruses.