SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Corrélation entre l’imaginaire érotique et le désir sexuel d’un échantillon d’hommes et de femmes italiens : une étude observationnelle de la Fédération italienne de sexologie scientifique (FISS)

Savoir quels sont les fantasmes érotiques les plus fréquents et les plus engageants pour les Italiens. Au total, 494 volontaires âgés de 18 à 65 ans ont été recrutés. Le questionnaire sur la fréquence des fantasmes, de l’excitation et du désir (QoFADF) a été utilisé pour étudier la fréquence des fantasmes, la réponse excitatrice et le désir de réalisation ; le Sexual Desire Inventory-2 (SDI-2) a été utilisé pour mesurer le désir sexuel du couple et le désir sexuel individuel. Au total, 454 sujets ont participé à l’étude : 212 hommes (46,7 %) et 242 femmes (53,3 %). Les scores totaux de fréquence (p = 0,009) de niveau (p < 0,001) et de désir (p < 0,001) du QoFADF étaient plus élevés chez les hommes que chez les femmes. Les scores totaux de fréquence (p < 0,001), de niveau (p = 0,003) et de désir (p = 0,007) du questionnaire des fantasmes étaient inversement corrélés à l’âge. Il n’y avait pas de différence significative en fonction de l’éducation du sujet (p < 0,86). La distribution des fantasmes les plus et les moins fréquents diffère nettement entre les hommes et les femmes. Il est nécessaire d’étudier des groupes plus importants pour évaluer d’éventuelles différences entre les diverses catégories. La connaissance de l’imagerie érotique féminine et masculine, ainsi qu’un outil tel que le répertoire des fantasmes, pourraient être des outils très utiles pour la sexologie clinique.
Experimental Myocardial Infarction: The quest for novel therapeutics

Myocardial infarction (MI) and its consequences are associated with high mortality rates and considerable health care costs. Novel therapeutics that protect the heart after MI are therefore required. To assess safety and efficacy before exposing patients to experimental compounds, thorough preclinical testing in representative translational animals is required. However, successful clinical implementation of cardioprotective compounds has not yet been established, while many animal studies have been found positive. This implies that experimental study design is not representative for clinical practice. 
The quest for novel therapeutics for patients suffering from MI should therefore not only focus on a continued search for novel compounds to treat MI patients, but also focus on improving experimental MI study protocols and functional read-outs to increase the translational value of large animal experimental MI studies. Accordingly, the aim of this thesis is to (1) optimize large animal model study protocols, (2) to validate new measurements that reflect cardiac function and (3) continue the search for therapeutic strategies that attenuate ischemia-reperfusion injury or prevent adverse remodeling in patients post-MI.
Operations & supply chain management for the 21st century

Boyer/Verma's breakthrough text meets today's student and instructor's needs and redefines the marketplace. Their text is briefer than most, taking all of the vital core concepts and building upon them with current and fresh examples. The authors understand the importance of striking a balance by creating a book that does an even better job at covering the core concepts while also providing customers with a new product that fully addresses and approaches this course area from today's teaching and learning perspectives and actual business practices. The three unifying themes throughout the book are Strategy, Global Supply Chain, and Service Operations. Strategy will serve as an overarching framework and will be used in each chapter to present students with an alternative approach to specific challenges. The authors use examples from non-US companies and/or organizations in each chapter to incorporate Service Operations in the book. They also show that even some of the largest manufacturing companies today have extensive service activities such as customer support and product development. The Global Supply Chain theme will allow students to see how products move through different companies and countries with Boyer/Verma's use of real world examples throughout his text. In addition the robust Cnow course allows instructors and students to go beyond the printed text to get the most from this exciting operations management program.
Artificial metabolic cells for biomanufacturing of bio-based chiral fine chemicals

One of the major challenges of sustainable chemistry is expanding the palette of bio-based chemicals that can replace, or at least ameliorate, the exploitation of fuel-based chemicals.  Cell-free metabolic engineering using soluble enzymes is an emerging and versatile approach that seeks to increase the selectivity and productivity of chemical biomanufacturing processes. However, soluble and isolated enzymes present major issues in terms of efficiency, stability and re-usability that hamper industrial applications. 
To solve these problems, enzymes can be rationally immobilized on smart materials resulting in robust, efficient and self-sufficient heterogeneous biocatalysts, but immobilization is still restricted to simple enzyme cascades. METACELL mission is developing self-sufficient artificial metabolic cells (AMCs) by immobilizing complex metabolic networks on hierarchical porous materials. To this aim, the solid surfaces must play an active role in the chemical process rather than just being a mere immobilization support.
This integrative proposal will exploit protein engineering, surface chemistry, bio-organic chemistry and protein immobilization tools for the successful development of 1) a cell-free artificial metabolism, 2) innovative engineering tools to modify both enzyme and material surfaces and 3) continuous synthesis of industrially relevant fine chemicals catalyzed by AMCs packed into flow reactors.  The resulting technology of METACELL will serve as a prototyping platform to test artificial biosynthetic pathways with application in combinatorial chemistry (e.g drugs discovery). METACELL may also offer long-term solutions for the on-demand production of drugs at the point-of-care.
In addition to the technological outputs, METACELL will also provide essential information to understand how spatial organization of multi-enzyme systems affect the performance of in vitro biosynthetic pathways confined into artificial chassis (solid materials).
Early-type galaxies as probes of galaxy formation and cosmology

The goal of this thesis is to analyze the possibility of using early-type galaxies to place evolutionary and cosmological constraints, by both disentangling what is the main driver of ETGs evolution between mass and environment, and developing a technique to constrain H(z) and the cosmological parameters studying the ETGs age-redshift relation.
The (U-V) rest-frame color distribution is studied as a function of mass and environment for two sample of ETGs up to z=1, extracted from the zCOSMOS survey with a new selection criterion. The color distributions and the slopes of the color-mass and color-environment relations are studied, finding a strong dependence on mass and a minor dependence on environment. The spectral analysis performed on the D4000 and Hδ features gives results validating the previous analysis. The main driver of galaxy evolution is found to be the galaxy mass, the environment playing a subdominant but non negligible role. The age distribution of ETGs is also analyzed as a function of mass, providing strong evidences supporting a downsizing scenario.
The possibility of setting cosmological constraints studying the age-redshift relation is studied, discussing the relative degeneracies and model dependencies. A new approach is developed, aiming to minimize the impact of systematics on the “cosmic chronometer” method. Analyzing theoretical models, it is demonstrated that the D4000 is a feature correlated almost linearly with age at fixed metallicity, depending only minorly on the models assumed or on the SFH chosen. The analysis of a SDSS sample of ETGs shows that it is possible to use the differential D4000 evolution of the galaxies to set constraints to cosmological parameters in an almost model-independent way.
Values of the Hubble constant and of the dark energy EoS parameter are found, which are not only fully compatible, but also with a comparable error budget with the latest results.
DIGITALES WACHSTUM FÜR BERUFLICHES WACHSTUM

ES HANDELT SICH UM EINE INTERVENTION EINES ORDENTLICHEN FACHANWALTS MIT DEM ZIEL, EINE ORGANISATIONS- UND INFORMATIONSSTRUKTUR ZU SCHAFFEN, DIE DAS WACHSTUM UND DIE WETTBEWERBSFÄHIGKEIT SEINER BERUFLICHEN TÄTIGKEIT UNTERSTÜTZEN KANN. DAS PROJEKT KONZENTRIERT SICH AUF LÖSUNGEN UND TECHNOLOGIEN FÜR DIE DIGITALISIERUNG DER ARBEIT UND DAMIT FÜR EIN BESSERES MANAGEMENT DER RECHTSDIENSTLEISTUNGEN, DIE DEN KUNDEN ANGEBOTEN WERDEN, AUCH DURCH DIE UNTERSTÜTZUNG NEUER UND ANDERER MITARBEITER, DIE AM STU TÄTIG SEIN KÖNNEN.
5 Bagos Globale 17-20

Il progetto "5 Bagos Global 17-20" mira a contribuire a diversificare i mercati, aumentare il fatturato internazionale e contribuire a creare una strategia di internazionalizzazione obiettivo ed efficiente.
Toward a new generation of miniature multifrequency antennas using multiresonance platform based on subwavelength structures inspired by advanced metamaterials

Mobile multiservice communication devices are constantly used in people’s daily life with ever increasing demand for cost effective, multiband and smaller antennas. The planned research is dedicated to development of a theoretical basis and a design approach for a new generation of miniature multifrequency antennas enabling up to ten various services at 0.8GHz to 10GHz simultaneously. This multiresonance antenna platform will be realized with the aid of subwavelength multiresonator structures where the individual resonators represent unit cells of the specially designed metamaterials (MTMs). The project has a pronounced interdisciplinary nature by merging antenna theory, material science, advanced modelling and design for manufacturability as well as  measurements. Two new applied theoretical frameworks will be developed for (i) scaling subwavelength resonances and (ii) connection of characteristics of radiation and MTM cells. They will be utilized for design of miniature multifrequency antenna systems with up to tenfold difference between operation frequencies. Proof of concept will be done for monopole/dipole type antennas and then transferred to patch antennas. Thus, a route to a new generation of multifrequency antenna systems will be found, creating a practical development framework for the demanded innovation in multifunctional communication systems. 
The mobility will give the researcher an opportunity to acquire new knowledge in applied antenna design and assessment. With his recognized theoretical background and proficiency in novel materials applied for antennas, the career development towards a leading position inside or outside academia will be fulfilled. An extensive mutual transfer of knowledge will be beneficial for both the researcher and the host institute. The project will inspire novel utility mobile and wearable devices, which will improve the overall quality of life and enhance competitiveness of the EU industry.
Experiencing a Ritual Space – Results of Phosphate Analyses from Four Sámi Offering Places

Sieidis are offering places of Sami ethnic religion. Between 2008 and 2010 seven sieidi places were studied in Finnish Lapland, revealing mostly bones originating from offerings. Some of the known sieidi sites were nevertheless archaeologically empty. In this article, we use the results of phosphate analyses to study the traces of ritual practices that have left no bone material. Different use of space can be seen in the variation of phosphate levels. Most of the activities seem to be concentrated in the close vicinity of the sieidi. On the contrary, the space consecrated by a sieidi could extend further than the marks of ritual activities provide evidence for. Some parts of ritual activities could be experienced from further away.
A SELF-TRIGGERING VENTILATION VALVE FOR AUTOMATICALLY SELF-OPENING AFTER A PRE-SET TIME, ACTUATOR UNIT FOR RETROFITTING A VENTILATION VALVE, WINDOW AND METHOD FOR SELF-OPENING A VENTILATION VALVE

A self-triggering ventilation valve (10) for automatically self-opening after a pre-set time, the ventilation valve (10) comprises: - a body (20) having a body shape (22) for engaging a channel opening (110) of a window (100), the body (20) comprising a body channel (24) for allowing passage of an air flow from the channel opening (110) and through the body (20); - a block member (30) connected to the body (20) and being displaceable between an open position (32) and a closed position (34) blocking the body channel (24); and - an actuator unit (50) comprising: - a displacement member (60) being adapted for displacing the block member (30) from the closed position (34) to the open position (32); - a trigger member (70) configured for detecting the block member (30) being displaced to the closed position (34); and - a controller (90) configured for activating the displacement member (60) af- ter a pre-set time of detecting the block member (30) being in the closed position (34).
Deciphering the network of microbial, environmental and physical factors underlying aggregation and enhanced performance in syntrophic microorganism communities

Syntrophic microorganisms perform unique and crucial tasks in microbial processes used for sustainable energy (methane) and nutrient recovery from various organic waste streams. These syntrophic microorganisms cooperate to metabolically degrade acids but there are barriers and challenges to these organisms reaching their full potential, which restricts productivity and stability in the biomethane process. The cooperative lifestyle and cultivation of syntrophic microorganisms strongly points towards linkage between syntrophic cell aggregation (SYNAG) and acid-degrading activities that open up opportunities for biotechnology strategies. In this project, I will provide fundamental understanding of environmental, microbial, and physical effects on cell aggregating activities in syntrophic communities. To do so, I will take advantage of a unique collection of syntrophic cultures obtained through extensive research. Firstly, I will unravel mechanisms used for aggregation by comparing the transcriptional profiles of syntrophic cultures and develop molecular analyses to quantify aggregating activities. The second part of the project will focus on development of a cultivation system and in-situ detection that will maintain the complex syntrophic interactions intact. These methods will be combined for parallel analyses of cell aggregation in syntrophic communities and their responses in to a wide spectrum of factors with relevance to anaerobic processes. Aggregating activities will further be linked to effects on acid degradation rates and resistance of the microbial community towards stress. In the final part of the project, factors that enhance aggregating activities will be assessed in systems that mimic the real situation in anaerobic systems. SYNAG will thus provide fundamental understanding of syntrophic ecology and physiology that will be highly valuable in anaerobic techniques that has great expansion potential in future work of building biomass based platforms.
ROTARY ACTUATED CUTTER MODULE SYSTEM AND METHODOLOGY

A technique facilitates cutting of a conveyance or other member passing through a tubular system, such as a landing string and/or a subsea test tree. The technique utilizes a pair of cutter blades pivotably coupled together at a pivot which may be located adjacent a pair of cutting edges. The pair of cutter blades is located in a body which has a passage sized to enable movement of certain tools and conveyances therethrough. The pair of cutter blades is connected to a piston actuated mechanism which may be selectively actuated to move the cutting edges toward each other and across the passage extending through the body. When the cutter blades are in an open position, the tools and/or conveyance may be moved through the cutter body along the passage.
Nanoscale analytical methods to gain insight into the initiation of short-term memory

-The aim of this project is to develop novel nano-bioanalytical methodologies to explore a molecular paradigm for the initiation of short-term memory (STM) based on exocytosis events. Despite the vital role in neural disorders such as Alzheimer’s disease, the molecular mechanisms of the initial step in STM formation is still mostly a mystery. Understanding STM initiation at the molecular level requires advanced analytical measurements at the level of attoliter vesicles and the synaptic cleft to monitor individual exocytosis events. This poses an extreme analytical challenge. “NAMISTMem” will develop new strategies for quantitative determination of the entire vesicle content (Objective 1), and will also provide a completely new direction of research that will measure cellular and vesicular changes in chemical endogenous factors (e.g. lipids and zinc) over time following an exocytosis event and will correlate these changes to the molecular initiation of STM (Objectives 2 and 3). These changes, which might alter the neurotransmission process, can be hypothesized to be the initial step that alters synaptic plasticity and commencement of STM. These studies will be developed based on state of the art analytical techniques including in-vivo Nanoelectrochemistry, Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (SIMS), NanoSIMS, and Helium Ion Microscopy on model nerve-like cells and simple animal nerve cells (Pheochromocytoma Cell and Drosophila’s brain, respectively).
Overall, the proposed methods will have immediate and broad impact in large fields of analytical and life science via pushing the small size limits of bioanalytical probes to achieve a better understanding of the neuron and STM; and will provide innovative analytical approaches for modern brain science discoveries.
Sistema para controlar al menos un movimiento de un componente motorizado de equipo radiológico y equipo radiológico que lo usa

El sistema (100) se utiliza para controlar al menos un movimiento de un componente motorizado de un equipo radiológico (1000) y comprende un dispositivo (110) con una palanca de control (114) que tiene un primer extremo constreñido a una base (112) para que permitir al menos la inclinación de la misma con respecto a la base (112) y estar adaptada para ser maniobrada por un operario sujetando con la mano una empuñadura de la misma; un primer sensor eléctrico (116) y un segundo sensor eléctrico (118) están asociados a la empuñadura de la palanca de control (114); el primer sensor eléctrico (116) está situado en un primer punto (117) de la empuñadura de la palanca de mando (114) y está adaptado para detectar la presencia de al menos un dedo de la mano en el primer punto (117); el segundo sensor eléctrico (118) está ubicado en un segundo punto (119) del mango de la palanca de control (114) y está adaptado para detectar la presencia de al menos un dedo de la mano en el segundo punto (119); al menos otro sensor eléctrico (113A, 113B) está asociado con la base (112) y está adaptado para detectar el posicionamiento de la palanca de control (114), en particular el grado de inclinación y posiblemente la dirección de inclinación, con respecto a dicha bases (112). El sistema (100) comprende además una unidad electrónica (120) conectada eléctricamente (140) a los sensores eléctricos (113A, 113B, 116, 118), donde la unidad electrónica (120) y el dispositivo (110) están adaptados para intercambiar energía eléctrica. señales de tipo digital o de tipo analógico para transmitir detecciones de los sensores eléctricos (113A, 113B, 116, 118), y donde la unidad electrónica (120) está adaptada para provocar el movimiento en función del posicionamiento de la palanca de control (114) solo si el primer sensor eléctrico (116) está detectando una presencia (correspondiente a un segundo nivel analógico) y/ o sólo si el segundo sensor eléctrico (118) está detectando una presencia (correspondiente a un tercer nivel analógico). En cambio, un primer nivel analógico indica que ningún sensor eléctrico (116, 118) está detectando una presencia, un cuarto nivel analógico indica que tanto el primer sensor eléctrico (116) como el segundo sensor eléctrico (118) están detectando una presencia está detectando un presencia y un quinto nivel analógico indica una condición de mal funcionamiento del dispositivo (110). (Traducción automática con Google Translate, sin valor legal)
Mineral and Sea-Salt Aerosol Fluxes over the Last 340 kyr Reconstructed from the Total Concentration of Al and Na in the Dome Fuji Ice Core

A quantitative analysis of the total concentrations of Al and Na in the Antarctic ice sheet during the past 340 kyr was performed by applying the acid digestion method to the Dome Fuji ice core. Atmospheric fluxes of mineral and sea-salt aerosol to Dome Fuji were calculated from the total concentration. The average fluxes of mineral aerosol to Dome Fuji in the periods of glacial maximum, 18.6 ± 10.1 mg·m–2·yr–1, were larger than the value in the interglacial periods, 3.77 ± 2.20 mg·m–2·yr–1. Conversely, the fluxes of sea-salt have no significant difference between the average value of glacial maximum, 130 ± 55 mg·m–2·yr–1, and that of interglacial, 111 ± 54 mg·m–2·yr–1. The results obtained in this study suggest that the variation of mineral aerosol flux in Dome Fuji, together with climate change, was much larger than that of sea-salt aerosol flux. This result may have occurred because the variety in the intensity of the source and transport during the glacial-interglacial cycle is more significant for mineral aerosol than that for sea-salt aerosol.
A PORTABLE AIR-CONDITIONER

The invention provides a portable air conditioner provided with an air cooling assembly comprising a housing (4), with at least one opening for supplying air to the air-conditioner, wherein outside of the housing (4), at each of the openings an air forcing device (8) is mounted that forces air through the opening, and inside the housing (4) there is an assembly (6) for maintaining negative temperature of the air-conditioner and comprising a pipe (2) that defines a condenser unit, and furthermore the air-conditioner is provided with an expansion valve (3) and a compressor (1) with a coolant, wherein the pipe (2) passes through the expansion valve (3) and at both its ends it is connected to a compressor (1). The air-conditioner is characterized in that within the housing (4) of the air-conditioner, within its entire free space an air cooling assembly is accommodated, in a form of separate and non-contacting pipes (7), wherein the inlet ends (7a) of the pipes (7) form one or more bundles so that the inlet ends (7a) in a particular bundle contact each other and each of the bundles of inlet ends (7a) of the pipes (7) is mounted within one opening made in a wall of the housing (4) of the air-conditioner, in the vicinity of an air forcing device (8) so that the inlet ends (7a) of each of the bundles of pipes (7) are directed parallel onto the stream of air forced by the air forcing device (8), the outlet ends (57b) of the pipes (7) pass through a wall of the housing (4) other than the wall in the opening of which inlet ends (7a) of the pipes (7) are mounted so that the outlet ends (57b) of the pipes (7), from which cooled air escapes, are positioned out of the housing (4).