SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Next-Level energy efficient lighting systems in the service sector

Innovative LED lighting technology for the private and public service sector provides many opportunities for more efficient high quality lighting systems. Modern LED solutions are based on optimised luminaires and advanced flexible lighting control and allow a more effective use of daylight. Despite the significant saving potentials, there are still relatively few policy measures implemented at international and national level that stimulate respectively facilitate the use of optimised LED lighting systems. LED lighting for the service sector is only partly supported by current EU legislation, however further developments are ongoing. At national level in the different EU-Member States good pilot initiatives for efficient LED-systems in the services sector already have been implemented. However the number of implementations is still limited and a broad market penetration has not yet been achieved. National and local policies supporting efficient LED technology are largely missing. The project PremiumLight_Pro aims at addressing the major saving potentials by supporting public authorities in the development of effective policies to facilitate the implementation of efficient new generation LED lighting systems in the service sector. The project shall support the implementation of policies including green procurement criteria and design guidelines for the planning and installation of both for outdoor and indoor lighting systems, education and capacity building for planners, architects, installers and consultants, incentives schemes, contracting, information services including product database and others. Furthermore the project will support energy efficient lighting in the national implementation of the EPBD and the development and implementation of supportive legislation at EU-level. The proposal thereby explicitly targets the central objectives of EE9 of the call for proposals. The initiative is supported by more than 50 major stakeholders in 9 EU countries.
Distribución y abundancia de la merluza del Pacífico, Merluccius productus, y su relación con el ambiente en el golfo de California, México

Las condiciones climáticas y oceánicas determinan el patrón de distribución de la merluza del Pacífico (Merluccius productus). El presente trabajo tuvo como objetivo conocer la relación espaciotemporal entre la distribución y la abundancia de la merluza del Pacífico y el ambiente en el golfo de California. Se analizó la información obtenida de 6 cruceros de investigación realizados entre 2014 y 2019. Los resultados mostraron que la merluza del golfo de California alcanza tallas de 105 cm de longitud total y presenta dimorfismo sexual a tallas &gt;73 cm de longitud total. La mayor biomasa del recurso (68,260.37 t) se encontró en febrero de 2019 entre los 200 y 300 m de profundidad, y la menor, en octubre de 2016 (6,917.80 t) a profundidades de 100–150 m. Los centros de abundancia se localizaron a temperaturas de fondo de entre 13 y 14 °C, al norte de la isla Ángel de la Guarda y entre las grandes islas (isla Tiburón e isla Ángel de la Guarda). Al ajustar modelos aditivos generalizados entre las capturas de merluza de cada estación y distintas variables ambientales, espaciales y temporales, se encontró que la temperatura de fondo fue la variable que mejor describió estos centros de abundancia.
ORGAN TRANSPORT APPARATUS WITH SAMPLE COMPARTMENTS

A first internal compartment (300) under a first cover of an organ perfusion apparatus (10) includes a cavity, in which a coolant container configured to cool the organ, and a sample compartment (170A) for holding a biological sample (170D), are located. The sample compartment (170A) is disposed near the coolant container and thus cooled by the coolant container. In addition, a plurality of biological samples that require less strict temperature control and/or warmer temperatures, may be carried in further sample compartments (170B, 170C) that are located in a second internal compartment (310) including at least part of the perfusion circuit. Most of the heat generated during operation of the apparatus is produced by components, e.g. the pump (80), in the second internal compartment.
O PAPEL DO FARMACÊUTICO NA PANDEMIA DE COVID-19

Em dezembro de 2019, na China, foram identificados casos de uma nova síndrome respiratória aguda, provocada por um novo coronavírus (2019-nCoV), que foi denominada COVID-19 (Coronavirus disease 2019). Devido ao agravamento rápido da doença, a situação foi dada como crítica, e os profissionais da saúde da linha de frente ficaram diretamente envolvidos no cuidado, diagnóstico e tratamento dos pacientes com COVID-19. Nessas circunstâncias, o farmacêutico exerce um papel importante, pois deve agir no controle da transmissão da doença e na atenção às necessidades da comunidade, disseminando informações, além de assumir a responsabilidade da implementação de estratégias para promoção do uso racional de medicamentos, em virtude das consequências danosas do seu uso inadequado.
Mediterranean Innovation Alliance for sustainable blue economy

The BLUEBIOMED strategic project promotes the transformation of Mediterranean blue bioeconomy field toward sustainable development goals through innovation. The project supports better governance of innovation policies bridging the transnational governance frameworks active in the Mediterranean area (i.e. UfM, UNEP-MAP, EUSAIR, WestMed, Bluemed Initiative, etc.) with the territorial - regional/national – policy making, assuming the Agenda 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as the common reference grid. R&I strategies for smart specialisation (RIS3) are the key entry point to understand and orient the innovation trends and priorities across MED regions and connect transnational cooperation with investments for growth and jobs of the Cohesion Policy.BLUEBIOMED will develop a governance model of innovation policies to tackle complex challenges and will test the innovative approach through policy experiments triggering the cooperation of the quadruple helix stakeholders for interregional innovation investments. The project will be an open platform for an inclusive co-design process with the wider innovation community promoting a bottom-up MED Innovation Alliance for blue bioeconomy to streamline multiple efforts and initiatives around the Mediterranean. BLUEBIOMED will support the start-up of the Alliance to boost the Mediterranean leadership in transformative innovation of the blue economy.
Structured accretion disks: initial conditions for planet formation in the time domain

In this ERC Starting Grant, I propose an ambitious research program to target important challenges in predicting realistic initial conditions for the planet formation process. I will perform a large systematic study of the accretion-driven eruptions of newborn stars, and evaluate their influence on the structure, composition, and chemistry of the terrestrial planet forming zone in the circumstellar disk. The research will focus on three main questions:

- How does the mass accretion proceed in realistic, structured, non-axisymmetric disks?
- What physical mechanisms explain the accretion-driven eruptions?
- What is the effect of the eruptions on the disk?

My new research group will study young eruptive stars, pre-main sequence objects prone to episodes of extremely powerful accretion-driven outbursts, and combine new observations, state-of-the-art numerical modelling, and information from the literature. With a novel concept, we will first model the time-dependence of mass accretion in circumstellar disks, taking into account the latest observational results on inhomogeneous disk structure, and determine what fraction of young stellar objects is susceptible to high mass accretion peaks. Next, we will revise the paradigm of the eruptive phenomenon, compelled by recently discovered young eruptive stars whose outbursts are inconsistent with current outburst theories. Finally, we will determine the impact of accretion-driven eruptions on the disk, by considering the increased external irradiation, internal accretion heating, and stellar winds. With my experience and track record, I am in a position to comprehensively synthesize existing and newly acquired information to reach the proposed goals. The expected outcome of the ERC project is a conclusive demonstration of the ubiquity and profound impact of episodic accretion on disk structure, providing the initial physical conditions for disk evolution and planet formation models.
From omics to patient: improving diagnostics of pathogenic yeasts

OPATHY is an innovative translational research training network that will explore the potential of omics technologies, including genomics, transcriptomics and proteomics, to study the interactions of yeasts that cause disease to humans (e.g. Candida and Cryptococcus sp.) with their host, and to develop new diagnostic tools to monitor yeast infections in the clinic. Today, these infections are poorly understood, difficult to diagnose, and are becoming increasingly frequent and serious, affecting over 300 million people worldwide. OPATHY will exploit omics technologies to investigate host-pathogen interactions during yeast infection and colonization with a primary focus on their potential to develop innovative diagnostics tools to improve health care. For this proteomics, transcriptomics and genomics measurements of strains and infections will be integrated with state of the art computational analyses to identify novel biomarkers able to determine the infection stage, the infective pathogen, and the potential resistance traits. This knowledge will drive the development of diagnostic tools based on the detection of specific DNA sequences (by PCR) or antibodies (by Elisa or proteomics). These tools will be validated in a clinical study of key patient cohorts. The participation of two clinical centers and four companies is of paramount importance for the network to provide an integrative and transversal research and training environment. Importantly, the methodologies and approaches of OPATHY can be easily extended to the study and identification of other human, animal and plant microbial pathogens, or the tracing of relevant industrial organisms. Grounded on solid individual research projects, OPATHY will train Early Stage Researchers in several scientific technologies and fields and  transferable skills, to boost their careers as innovative and creative researchers.
European cities for integrating cycling within sustainable mobility management schemes

BACKGROUND
Challenges and benefits from the systematic integration of cycling into urban mobility management schemes include: Reduced congestion (30% of car trips in Europe are under 3km, and 50% are under 5km – a 15 minute bike ride); Improved productivity (less work hours wasted in traffic congestion); Reduction of costs for infrastructure (road construction and maintenance) and equipment; Lower-carbon footprint (urban transport accounts for 40% of CO2 emissions and 70% of other air pollution); Reduced land consumption; Public health benefits; Fostering of investment and neighbourhood revitalisation. As a result sustainable regional development can be significantly enhanced for European cities.

OBJECTIVES
CYCLECITIES aims to carry out transfers of experience and exchanges of good practice among European cities, as well as to build up a knowledge capital regarding the integration of cycling into urban mobility management schemes. The project, aims in particular to:
1) Exchange experiences and make available transferable good practices on mobility management and cycling.
2) Explore & build consensus on policies contributing to sustainable European mobility management schemes.
3) Develop knowledge outcomes supporting the transfer of experiences and establish a European, multilingual, freely-accessible knowledge and experience base.
4) Disseminate the field experiences and good practices project results, enhancing awareness on the integration of cycling in cities’ mobility management schemes.

MAIN OUTPUTS 
1) Good practice guides (4) on land use planning, on cities’ mobility management strategies, on citizens’ participation practices and on cycling architectural infrastructure;
2) 10 dissemination events (3 conferences and 7 fora);
3) 9 interregional study visits and workshops, exchanging experiences & good practices;
4) Data on existing cycling infrastructures and bike-sharing systems;
5) 7 regional implementation plans developed;
6) Studies, reports and policy tools.

MAIN RESULTS
- Over 1500 participants in the dissemination events;
- 410 participants in the interregional events;
- Increased capacity of 40 staff members from the consortium and 240 staff from other organisations on the issue tackled by the operation;
- The expression of interest of 21 policy-makers to use the management game and of 21 European cities’ to integrate the methodologies and policy instruments in their policy-making processes;
- At least 3 regional policies on cycling and mobility management aimed to be improved.

PARTNERSHIP
Several big and medium sized European cities are represented in the consortium (Lisbon, Piraeus – lead partner, London Borough of Merton, Gdansk, Leipzig, Genoa and Ljubljana), which is supported by the National Technical University of Athens, who specialises in mobility management analysis.
Ring Road Networks: Access for Anyone

come from teaching and research institutions in France or abroad, or from public or private research centers.L'archive ouverte pluridisciplinaire HAL, est destinée au dépôt et à la diffusion de documents scientifiques de niveau recherche, publiés ou non, émanant des établissements d'enseignement et de recherche français ou étrangers, des laboratoires publics ou privés.
Development of airlift bubble column dispersed with micro-bubbles

Micro-bubbles were dispersed in the bubble column with draft tube, and the length and diameter of draft tube were changed. The flow characteristics in air-water system were measured. Ozone gas and methylene-blue aqueous solution were used, and the decomposition performance was examined. With increasing draft tube length, both the gas holdup and liquid velocity in the annular section increased. When the diameter ratio of draft tube to column was about 0.5, both the gas holdup and liquid circulation flow rate had maxima. For the decomposition by using ozone, the installation of draft tube enhanced the mass transfer and decomposition performance.
Revitalising tap water for reduced consumption of plastic water bottles

The vision of Retap is to shift the consumption of water away from plastic bottles into environmentally sustainable alternatives. To do this, Retap is developing a solution that is able to convert the consumption of tap-water into a personalised health and taste experience. The aim is to make this solution a wide-spread product, and thereby reduce the consumption of plastic bottles on a global scale. 

Researchers and campaigners predict that the issue of plastic bottles is an environmental crisis as serious as climate change, as it pollutes every natural system and an increasing number of organisms throughout the planet. Therefore, the potential impacts of our Retap Pure solution are immense, as a switch away from plastic bottles to a tap-water based, environmentally sustainable solution would constitute a major leap forward in relation to solving one of the largest waste issues the world faces today.

In this SME Phase 1 project, we will assess the technical feasibility of developing fast-dissolving mineral compounds and in integrating the SuperiorOsmosis technology into a machine infrastructure of the projected size (16.5x24x30cm), and the economic feasibility of assessing the exact production price-point. The outcome of the Phase 1 feasibility study will be a more elaborate business plan, which will include all relevant aspects in relation to the viability of the concept. 

Following a successful phase 1 feasibility assessment, we will pursue further investments and support, including from the SME Instrument Phase 2, in order to develop and market mature Retap Pure.

Retap is an award-winning Danish SME that since 2009 have developed solutions for replacing bottled water with environmentally sustainable solutions. Our primary product is the Retap Bottle, which is a durable glass-bottle designed for everyday usage and positioned to directly replace plastic bottles. In 2017, we reached a vital milestone of 2M sold glass bottles in total in 55 different countries.
Frozen in time: Concurrent task performance interferes with temporal shifts of attention.

It is well known that the requirement to perform a concurrent task interferes with many aspects of perception and cognition. Evidence suggests that this interference extends to spatial shifts of attention, which appear to be reduced in efficiency when they must be performed while processing related to another task is ongoing. Here, the authors investigate whether concurrent tasks also interfere with shifts of temporal attention-that is, with the ability to shift attention to an expected time of stimulus onset. In Experiment 1, using the attentional blink paradigm, the authors show that the requirement to identify a prior target interferes with observer's ability to shift attention to the expected time of second-target onset. In Experiments 2 and 3, they confirm the role of the first-target task by eliminating the shifting deficit when the interval between the targets is increased or the requirement to identify the first target is removed. Together, the results indicate that performing a concurrent task interferes with temporal shifts of attention analogously to how it interferes with spatial shifts of attention, implying an impact of task-related resource limitations on a common set of underlying cognitive and perceptual mechanisms. (PsycINFO Database Record
Suppliers to a sellers’ cartel and the boundaries of the right to damages in U.S. versus EU competition law

While customer damage claims against price-cartels receive much attention, it is unresolved to what extent other groups that are negatively affected may claim compensation. This paper focuses on probably the most important one, suppliers to a downstream sellers’ cartel. The paper first identifies three economic effects that determine whether suppliers suffer losses due to a cartel by their customers. We then examine whether suppliers are entitled to claim net losses as damages in the U.S. and the EU, with exemplary looks at England and Germany, delineating the boundaries of the right to damages in the two leading competition law jurisdictions. We find that, while the majority view in the U.S. denies standing, the emerging position in the EU approves of cartel supplier damage claims. We show that this is consistent with the ECJ case law and in line with the new EU Damages Directive. From a comparative law and economics perspective, we argue that more generous supplier standing in the EU compared to the U.S. is justified in view of the different institutional context and the goals assigned to the right to damages in the EU. We demonstrate that supplier damage claims are also practically viable by showing how supplier damages can be estimated econometrically.
ANALISIS FAKTOR­-FAKTOR YANG MEMPENGARUHI DANA KUK PADA BANK­-BANK UMUM DI INDONESIA (PADA TAHUN 2002:1­ 2009:4)

Small industry credit (KUK) be credit or defrayal from bank for invesment and or working capital, what given in rupiah and or foreign currency to small industry client with plafond maximum entirety credit Rp. 500.000.000,­ ( five hundreds million rupiahs) to finance productive business. In goverment now, has been specified economics policy to look after rise grows it small industry , the policy results exspansi monetary and finally also will make 
perbankkan of mengucurkan fund with high intesity. One of them is is channeling of credit for small industry that is KUK. KUK hardly assists small industry if it is allocation or executed well. 
co­signature faktor­fator influencing allocation KUK is of vital importance for public especially bank and governmental so do with UKM. Decision or making of policy to improve;repair economics through development of small industry can be made with bedasar at research aboutfactors influencing KUK. For that is this research dibuat/ditulis. Regressi doubled linear applies logarithm model natural with method OLS becomes writer choice, because of with the method can give knowledge to us about factors which mempegaruhi KUK considerably explains. 
Factors influencing KUK becoming initial hypothesizing is number of real public bank fund gatherings and rate of interest of loan which all the his(its from monetary policy side and banking. Fact from processing data done by writer simply shows number of real fund gatherings and rate of interest of loan by common banks in Indonesia influences at a timely and individual to fund KUK at common banks in Indonesia.
First of a kind commercial compact system for the efficient recovery of cobalt designed with novel integrated leading technologies

The CROCODILE project will showcase innovative metallurgical systems based on advanced pyro-, hydro-, bio-, iono- and electrometallurgy technologies for the recovery of cobalt and the production of cobalt metal and upstream products from a wide variety of secondary and primary European resources. CROCODILE will demonstrate the synergetic approaches and the integration of the innovative metallurgical systems within existing recovery processes of cobalt from primary and secondary sources at different locations in Europe, to enhance their efficiency, improve their economic and environmental values, and will provide a zero-waste strategy for important waste streams rich in cobalt such as batteries. Additionally, CROCODILE will produce a first of a kind economically and environmentally viable mobile commercial metallurgical system based on advanced hydrometallurgical and electrochemical technologies able to produce cobalt metal from black mass containing cobalt from different sources of waste streams such as spent batteries and catalysts.  The new established value chain in this project will bring together for the first time major players who have the potential of supplying 10,000 ton of cobalt annually in the mid-term range from European resources, corresponding to about 65% of the current overall EU industrial demand. Therefore, the project will reduce drastically the very high supply risk of cobalt for Europe, provide SMEs with novel business opportunities, and consolidate the business of large refineries with economically and environmentally friendly technologies and decouple their business from currently unstable supply of feedstocks.
CAPTURE: The Knowledge Network

The idea for CAPTURE came from a group of medium-sized towns and cities which had been working together since 1991 through a network known as Eurotowns. In 2003, Eurotowns conducted detailed research into its members and found that the vast majority shared four main characteristics: first, a manufacturing sector that was restructuring or in decline; second, jobs that were of low value and low pay; third, the presence of a large number of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs); and lastly, high out-migration, particularly of young people seeking opportunities in larger neighbouring cities. CAPTURE aims to address these problems by stimulating business innovation, growth and regional economic development through technology transfer and the stimulation of knowledge-based companies within network member towns. It also hopes to promote pan-European dialogue and exchange, enabling small and medium-sized towns to strengthen their ability to contribute to regional development and social cohesion. The pre-existing network of Eurotowns will help this dialogue and exchange to be maintained on a long term basis.