SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Biocomposite panels for transportation

Project aims to propose biocomposite panels solutions for aeronautic several industry allowing weight, cost savings and better environmental footprint. Several prototypes of these panels have already been realized and tested to check if they match the requirements. The future challenges would be first the appropriate composition of natural fibres and resin system (recyclable or reusable) suitable for several applications and that can be manufactured by limiting steps. The second important one would be the certification of such panels with regards to regulation specific to aeronautic industry.
The expected product to be commercialized is a range of panels made from renewable resourced (natural fibres such as flax) and that are customizable (thickness, properties…) to meet a wide range of applications. VESO concept aims to produce these panels but needs to target the most interesting markets in terms of volumes, regulations, accessibility. For that, the results from market study expected from this project would be essential for the company to build an efficient business plan and to plan actions to set up. 
The feasibility assessment intended to be done would be a market study of composite panels to get accurate vision about the volumes and the distribution of this market. Specific products (best sellers) could be taken as reference to propose biocomposite competitor panels.
The products proposed are consistent with the new European regulations in terms of environment. Indeed, in aeronautic area, Advisory Council for Aviation Research and Innovation in Europe presented objectives to reach by 2050 in terms of CO2 and NOx savings (-75% and -90%, respectively). Lighter products with better environmental footprint like biocomposites can be the solution to comply with these regulations.
STRUCTURE FOR FASTENING A LAMP IN A BAG AND BAG CONTAINING SUCH A LAMP

The invention relates to a structure for fastening a lamp for an illuminated bag and to a bag containing such a lamp, and is directed to simplifying a structure for fastening a lamp and, accordingly, to simplifying the bag itself while increasing the interior space of the bag which is illuminated by a lamp. The bag contains a lamp that consists of two parts: an outer part and an inner part, which are interconnected on either side of the bag lining. The outer part of the lamp is circular, transparent, convex and hollow for accommodating an LED in the cavity thereof. Four prongs with anchoring stays are arranged around the edges of the outer part, on the underside thereof. The inner part is in the form of a circular plate, which corresponds in size to the outer part. An opening is provided in the centre of the inner part for the passage of wires leading from the LED. The LED is fastened in the middle of the lamp. Four openings are arranged around the edges of the inner part, said openings corresponding to the four prongs with anchoring stays of the outer part. The prongs with stays on the outer part are in the form of columns, on the end of which is disposed a head with a triangular cross-section. The base of the head of a prong is larger than the base of the column. The openings provided in the inner part and corresponding to the prongs are of a size that corresponds to the size of the base of the head of a prong and are offset sideways in order to ensure that the outer part snaps into the inner part.
Antibiotic distribution and recovery in tissue

Antimicrobial resistance imposes an important health and economic burden with the threat of a future without effective antibiotics requiring major changes to contemporary healthcare provision. Therefore, the discovery and development of novel mechanism of action agents able to treat resistant infections is a key urgent need.  Gepotidacin is a first in class, novel triazaacenaphthylene antibacterial that is being developed by GSK.  Due to its novel mechanism of action, gepotidacin is active in vitro against most target pathogens carrying resistance determinants to established antibacterials, including fluoroquinolones. Gepotidacin has broad gram-positive activity and selective gram-negative activity and is currently under development as a treatment for infections caused by N. gonorrhoeae (urogenital gonorrhoea) and E. coli (acute uncomplicated urinary tract infections), including isolates resistant to existing classes of antimicrobials. To explore the potential of gepotidacin to treat infections caused by N. gonorrhoeae or E. coli at other body sites, the AB-DiRecT consortium will conduct a tissue distribution study in tonsil and prostate after single oral dose of gepotidacin in healthy (non-infected) subjects undergoing elective tonsillectomy or prostatectomy.  Microdialysis will be used to measure gepotidacin levels in tissue following surgery and PBPK, PopPK and PKPD models will be built to understand the tissue penetration of gepotidacin to characterize exposure response and to evaluate different dose regimens. Difference between infected and healthy tissue will be explored in an animal prostatitis infection model where gepotidacin PK in plasma and tissue will be determined using microdialysis. Overall the data generated in AB-DiRecT may support the potential for clinical trials to determine the efficacy of gepotidacin for the treatment for pharyngeal N. gonorrhoeae infections and / or prostatitis caused by E. coli.
The colour of the dark side of the Moon

Aims. 'Earthshine' is the dim light seen on the otherwise dark side of the Moon, particularly when it is close to new. 'Earthlight', or reflected sunlight from the Earth, is the source of Earthshine. Using B and V band CCD images of both the dark and bright side of the Moon, we aim to estimate the Johnson photometry B-V colour of the Earthshine for the first time since the late 1960s. From these measurements we are also able to quantify the colour of Earthlight. Methods. We present images of the Moon taken with a small refractor in Hawaii, in B and V bands and taken under favourable conditions so that scattered light in both bands almost completely cancels, yielding a map of the surface in B-V colour. Co-addition of 100 such images taken in rapid succession substantially improves the signal to noise ratio, and several sources of photometric bias are eliminated by use of relative methods. Results. The earthlit dark side of the Moon is observed to be 0.150 +/- 0.005 mag bluer in B-V than the sunlit bright side, in good agreement with the only known previous measurement of this quantity from 1967. Arguing on the basis of the change in B - V for sunlight reflected once o? the Moon, we derive a colour for earthlight of B-V = 0.44+/-0.02 mag (without applying a small, uncertain, phase-dependent reddening correction). The absence of a colour-gradient in the B-V image implies that the scattering properties of the atmosphere+optical system are almost exactly matched in the two wavelength bands, the consequences of which are discussed.
Heartbeat Classification Using Morphological and Dynamic Features of ECG Signals

In this paper, we propose a new approach for heartbeat classification based on a combination of morphological and dynamic features. Wavelet transform and independent component analysis (ICA) are applied separately to each heartbeat to extract morphological features. In addition, RR interval information is computed to provide dynamic features. These two different types of features are concatenated and a support vector machine classifier is utilized for the classification of heartbeats into one of 16 classes. The procedure is independently applied to the data from two ECG leads and the two decisions are fused for the final classification decision. The proposed method is validated on the baseline MIT-BIH arrhythmia database and it yields an overall accuracy (i.e., the percentage of heartbeats correctly classified) of 99.3% (99.7% with 2.4% rejection) in the "class-oriented" evaluation and an accuracy of 86.4% in the "subject-oriented" evaluation, comparable to the state-of-the-art results for automatic heartbeat classification.
FEDE CHETI REGRESA A MIDO EN 2022 CON MUCHAS NOVEDADES

HOY FEDE CHETI ESTÁ DIRIGIDA POR LA DISEÑADORA ALESSIA FUGAZZOLA, Y HA AMPLIADO SU CARTERA DE CREACIONES PRODUCIENDO SU PROPIA LÍNEA DE GAFAS EXCLUSIVAS TOTALMENTE FABRICADAS EN ITALIA, DE ACUERDO CON SU PATRIMONIO ARTÍSTICO Y RESPETANDO LOS MÁS ALTOS ESTÁNDARES DE CALIDAD. EN PARTICULAR, VENDE MARCOS PARA GAFAS, GAFAS Y GAFAS DE SOL PARA SOLE.THE EMPRESA EN EL PASADO HA PARTICIPADO REGULARMENTE EN LA FERIA MIDO, CON LA EXCEPCIÓN DE 2021 (EDICIÓN TRANSFORMADA EN FORMATO DIGITAL DEBIDO A COVID). POR LO TANTO, SERÁ UNA OPORTUNIDAD IMPERDIBLE PARA RICAMIFICIO REANUDAR LAS RELACIONES COMERCIALES NORMALES Y RELANZAR SU ACTIVIDAD CON LA PRESENTACIÓN DE LA ÚLTIMA COLLEZIONI.MIDO ES EL EVENTO INTERNACIONAL MÁS GRANDE DEDICADO AL SECTOR DE LAS GAFAS DEL MUNDO, CON MÁS DE 52.000 APARICIONES Y MÁS DE 1.200 EXPOSITORES DE TODO EL MUNDO. LA EDICIÓN PREVISTA PARA 2021 SE HA TRANSFORMADO EN FORMATO DIGI
Trusted, traceable and transparent ontological knowledge on blockchain

During the last years we are witnessing an ever increasing number of Internet-based marketplaces that capitalize on the unused capacity of assets they already possess, while consumers can receive services from their peers owning assets either for free or at a lower cost. At the same time, the emergence of cryptocurrencies and smart contracts have enabled new distributed application ecosystems, e.g., Ethereum, Hyperledger Fabric, Stellar, Waves, etc., where new services can be deployed with low-entry market barriers, due to minimal infrastructure costs and decentralized and secure transaction management. Innovative business models arise where part of the value generated by these distributed apps is fed back to the distributed blockchain community, as remuneration for their contribution of computational resources. Companies and organizations still require trust: they need to understand their user base, verify identity, manage digital assets, and control trust issuance within their ecosystem. To maximize the market impact of this new economic environment, OntoChain aims to enable trustworthy transactions of services and content. OntoChain will define innovative decentralized reputation models that reveal hidden quality and/or type of providers/services, or credibility of data sources, while adequately balancing the trade-off between privacy and trust. OntoChain will enable trustworthy and traceable content handling where authorized parties can process data according to the privacy policies of the data owners. At the same time, it will build an economically sustainable ecosystem, where the total value generated in the system, in terms of profit or well-being, surpasses the total operational costs in terms of electricity consumption. In order to sustain the user community, OntoChain will aim on fair sharing of the generated value among resource contributors and provide appropriate incentives to the user community for participation.
Bike - biofuels production at low - iluc risk for european sustainable bioeconomy

The EU ILUC directive in 2015 introduced in the legislative framework a new concept for transport biofuels, the indirect land-use change (“ILUC”). Following, the recently issued red ii Directive introduces an exemption for biofuels, bioliquids and biomass fuels certified as low ILUC-risk toward the phasing out requirement for high-iluc risk feedstocks. The respective delegate act defines as low ILUC risk: ‘fuels produced in a way that mitigates ILUC emissions, either because they result from productivity increases or they come from crops grown on abandoned or severely degraded land’. The aim of the proposed project is to support the EC in the foreseen revisions of REDII by providing evidence, measuring and widely disseminating the market potential of low ILUC risk value chains for biomass, biofuels and bioliquids in Europe. The work will focus on three specific pathways to achieve low ILUC-risk, sustainable value-chains for advanced biofuel production, distinguished among the type of biomass, the cultivation and production mode. The project will map and evaluate both possible productivity increase for crops grown on abandoned or severely degraded land, and the feasibility of a new biogas-to-liquid production route. The core activity of BIKE project will be to investigate on the reliability of identified low-ILUC risk biofuels production routes, assessing the environmental, social and economic sustainability of proposed solutions.  A detailed assessment of existing policy and legal framework, influencing the deployment of low ILUC risk value chains will also be performed to inform future policy and decision making in this area.
Education in organ donation among students in Germany – results of an intervention study

In Germany, organ donation remains low and is not sufficient to duly address all patients on the waiting lists. It is likely that lack of information and subsequent insecurity in the adult population relate to this imbalance. Virtually no data exist about teenagers' knowledge of organ donation.A questionnaire-based survey was performed among all 11th and 12th-grade students of secondary schools in Mainz, Germany. All students were subsequently offered an information event. The survey consisting of 17 questions was repeated later. The survey was voluntary and performed in class without the students using any information sources.1165 (48%) students participated in the first survey, and 1491 (61.7%) in the second survey. 11.3% in the first and 19.55% in the second survey had an organ donor card. 38.83% reported having informed themselves within the last 12 months on organ donation. 56.56% would have filled out an organ donor card with an approval if they had had to decide at the time of survey.When young people discuss organ donation in their families or when they seek information themselves, the acceptance of organ donation greatly improves. Our data suggest that education on organ donation can double the number of carriers of an organ donor card among students.
G.A.M.P. S.R.L.

THE COMPANY G.A.M.P. SRL DEALS WITH THE DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND INSTALLATION OF CIVIL AND MILITARY NAVAL SYSTEMS. TYPICAL PRODUCTS OF THE COMPANY ARE: ‘BAND SCALES FOR PLEASURE YACHTS’ YACHT BOAT GANGWAYS’HULL SENSOR HANDLING SYSTEMS FOR MILITARY NAVAL UNITS’ INSTALLATION HULL SENSORS FOR CIVIL AND MILITARY NAVAL UNITS’ AUTOMATIC DOORS FOR MILITARY NAVAL UNITS’ HULL GONDOLAS FOR MOUNTING OCEANOGRAPHIC SENSORS’ AUTONOMOUS UNDERWATER VEHICLES THE COMPANY ALSO PROVIDES ENGINEERING SERVICES IN THE CIVIL AND MILITARY FIELDS. HE DEALS IN PARTICULAR WITH THE DESIGN OF THE COMPOSITE COVERS OF LEONARDO COMPANY NAVAL CANNONS AND THE DESIGN OF WINCHES FOR THE CONTROL OF THE VEILING OF SAILING YACHTS. THE COMPANY CURRENTLY OCCUPIES: —N.2 MEMBERS WHO CARRY OUT, IN ADDITION TO THE COMPANY MANAGEMENT, DESIGN ACTIVITIES, PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT AND INSTALLATION ON BOARD -N.2 METALWORKERS -N.1 SECRETARIAL AMINI
ADQUISICIÓN DE UNA PLANTA INNOVADORA PARA LA PRODUCCIÓN DE PASTA QUE PERMITIRÁ AUMENTAR LA EFICIENCIA PRODUCTIVA Y ENTRAR EN NUEVOS MERCADOS

ADQUISICIÓN DE UNA PLANTA INNOVADORA PARA LA PRODUCCIÓN DE PASTA QUE PERMITIRÁ AUMENTAR LA EFICIENCIA PRODUCTIVA Y ENTRAR EN NUEVOS MERCADOS
Partnership against violent radicalization in the cities

The project ""Partnership against violent radicalization in the cities"" (PRACTICIES) mobilizes networks of European cities, experts from the fields of humanities, political sciences, information sciences to better understand the human roots of violent radicalization and to characterize these processes starting by their origins and to build concrete tools and prevention practices. To achieve these objectives the project PRACTICIES relies on the cooperation of experience in the field of urban security in cities and expertise of national structures to fight terrorism. Our project aims to evaluate the existing procedures of registration, identification youth in the process of radicalization in an urban space. Describe and explain social course of transition to radical action, to provide concrete tools for action. For this our project will be structured in 6 work packages :
Synthesis and European consensus on radicalization processes encouraging the construction of a etiology of radicalization processes and radicalization levels tipping point. 
Early prevention and an inclusive and civil education that will build on the implementation of concrete actions to structure against speech and human alliances against violent radicalization. 
Evaluation of reporting procedures, identification, treatment of people radicalized by the comparative analysis of the procedures implemented in the enforcement agencies.
Fight against breaking speech and against speech. For building a breaking speech glossary in Europe (multilingual).
Technological tools to design for "" practitionners "" and "" ends users"" promote the protection of youth and attempts of indoctrination encouraging characterization of sources and resources of Hate speech and radicalization.
Evaluation and innovation in urban policy radicalization prevention by proposing new experiments, dissemination of good practice and promoting the mapping of skills of local players prevention and treatment of radicalization.
Stock market reforms and investors

Stock Market is very important for a strong economy. We need to make stock market strong. This is possible only with the changes in the rules and regulation. These reforms are very important for the investors. There are a lot of reforms such as screen based trading, demutualization, compulsory dematerialization, ban on insider trading, rolling settlement, investor education, internet trading etc. In this paper we will discuss about stock market reforms given by Securities Exchange Board of India after year 2000. I prepared a questionnaire to know the effect of stock market reforms on investors. Simple percentage, mean, standard deviation, variance are used for the purpose of analysis. The study concluded that investors are positively affected by the reforms.
The Effect of Thin, Thick, and Normal Corneas on Goldmann Intraocular Pressure Measurements and Correction Formulae in Individual Eyes

To evaluate the usefulness of the central corneal thickness (CCT)-based correction formulae for stratified CCT groups, with intraocular pressure (IOP) from the Pascal dynamic contour tonometer (PDCT) as the reference standard.Retrospective case series.Two hundred eighty-nine patients attending a specialist glaucoma practice and a mixture of normal subjects and subjects with confirmed glaucomatous optic neuropathy.Intraocular pressure was measured using PDCT, Goldmann applanation tonometry (GAT), and the Ocular Response Analyzer (ORA; Reichert Corp, Buffalo, NY). The GAT readings were obtained before automated readings and were adjusted for CCT using 4 different correction formulae. Discrepancies between GAT and CCT-corrected GAT readings were evaluated after stratification into thin, intermediate, and thick CCT groups. The IOP measurements from GAT, the ORA, and CCT-adjusted IOP were compared against PDCT IOP measurements using Bland-Altman analysis.Mean, 95% limits of agreement, and proportion of patients with IOP difference of 20% or more between PDCT IOP and each of GAT IOP, Goldmann-correlated IOP (IOPg), corneal-compensated IOP (IOPcc), and adjusted IOP using CCT-based correction formulae.Average PDCT IOP values were higher than GAT, IOPg, IOPcc, and CCT-adjusted IOP. The GAT IOP readings demonstrated poor agreement with PDCT IOP (95% limits of agreement, ± 4.7 mmHg); however, IOPg, IOPcc, and adjustment of GAT IOP with CCT-based formulae resulted in even poorer agreement (range of 95% limits of agreement, ± 5.1 to 6.7 mmHg). If PDCT was used as the reference standard, there was a 26% to 39% risk of making an erroneous IOP adjustment of magnitude of 20% or more at all levels of CCT. This risk was greatest in the patients with thicker corneas (CCT, ≥568 μm).Adjusting IOP using CCT-based formulae resulted in poorer agreement with PDCT IOP when compared with unadjusted G AT IOP. If PDCT is the closest measure we have to intracameral IOP, there is a risk of creating clinically significant error after adjustment of GAT IOP with CCT-based correction formulae, especially in thicker corneas. This study suggests that although CCT may be useful in population analyses, CCT-based correction formulae should not be applied to individuals.
Photodegradation of methoxy substituted curcuminoids

Photodegradation of dimethoxy curcuminoids in acetonitrile solution was found to depend on the position of the methoxy group bonded to the phenyl ring. The rate of decomposition was expressed as the lifetime of the decomposing substrate, being the shortest in the case of the 3,5-dimethoxy and the longest for the 2,5-dimethoxy derivative. For the 3,5-dimethoxy curcuminoid, the major degradation products were 3,5-dimethoxy benzaldehyde, 3,5-dimethoxybenzoic acid and the Z and E isomers of dimethoxy cinnamic acid, together forming about 90% of the reaction mixture. Minor products found were 4,5-bis(3,5-dimethoxyphenyl)hex-2-endionic acid, and products with the molecular formula C23H24O6 and C23H22O6 attributed to the reaction of intramolecular [2+2] cycloaddition of the dimethoxy curcuminoid and the dioxygenated bicyclopentadione derivative (C23H24O8) derived from autoxidative transformation of the dimethoxy curcuminoid.
Sustainable low impact mining solution for exploitation of small mineral deposits based on advanced rock blasting and environmental technologies

The main economic, technological and environmental challenges of small mining include reducing high investment costs, reducing generation of waste and large tailings, identifying and addressing environmental impacts, and improving flexibility, automation and safety of operations. However, at the moment, there is no quick-fix available to reduce the environmental impact from mines, and it is neither realistic to expect production solutions very distant from today’s technologies. Considering that the present mining technology is based on rock blasting and mobile mining equipment for loading and transportation, the major challenge is to generate a new sustainable systemic solution that affects positively the relevant mining value chain.
 
SLIM aims to develop a cost-effective and sustainable selective low impact mining solution based on non-linear rock mass fragmentation by blasting models, airborne particulate matter, vibration affections and nitrate leaching mitigation actions for exploitation of small mineral deposits (including those with chemically complex ore-forming phases) through a new generation of explosives and an advanced automatic blast design software based on improved rock mass characterisation and fragmentation models for optimum fragmentation and minimum rock damage and far-field vibrations.

SLIM consortium is led by UPM (es), with LTU (se), MUL (at) and TUG (at) as Research Insitutions, 3GSM (at - Rock fragmentation and blasting software), MAXAM (es - Explosives), ORGIVA (es - Fluorite mine) and ERZBERG (at - Iron mine) and ARNO (es - Quarry) as validators in relevant environment. BRGM (fr), INVESTORNET (dk), MINPOL (at), and ZABALA (es) complement the Environmental and Economic assessments, the Communication and Dissemination activities and Social Awareness actions.

SLIM addresses the following issue: a) Sustainable selective low impact mining (2016), it has a planned duration of 48 months and a budget of €6,979,200 requesting €6,979,200 of EU funding.