SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
STAMPING DIE FOR COINS OR MEDALS, METHOD FOR MAKING SAME AND COIN OR MEDAL

Die for coins or medals, comprising a hardened surface in which a pattern of indentations is produced by means of a laser beam. This pattern alone determines a motif that is transferred into the coin during its minting. All indentations have substantially the same height and depth measurement, and the pattern in question is obtained by varying the density.
Theoretical chemistry and computational modelling

Theoretical Chemistry and Computational Modelling (TCCM) is emerging as a powerful tool to help in the rational design of new products and materials for pharmaceutical, chemical, energy, computer, and new-materials industries. To achieve this goal, it is necessary to go beyond the traditional electronic structure studies, and merge complementary techniques that are normally not available at a single research group. The research programme of the TCCM-EJD aims at applying computational modelling to problems demanded by the industry and with high societal relevance, namely Materials with special properties, Biomolecules for new therapies and Energy storage. The objective of the Joint Doctorate is to prepare future research leaders, able to develop and use multidisciplinary computational techniques (methods and software), with solid communication skills, with many contacts established through the intensive relationship with worldwide leading researchers of 12 European universities and 14 additional partners, including 7 industrial and spin-off companies. A Joint Doctorate in TCCM is already operative since 2011, based on a fully participative scientific discussion and assessment of all research projects with a clear interdisciplinary character and the direct participation of the non-academic sector.  The training programme puts the emphasis in common training, including 3 annual International Workshops, 3 schools on High Performance Computing and 3 tutorials in new computer codes. Career development opportunities are enhanced with regular inter-sectoral activities, transferable skill education and career coaching.
A dual privacy decision model for online social networks

Privacy concerns in online social network (OSN) use include the desire to control both information and interaction, leading to the dual privacy decision in which individuals choose what information to release and also who may view it. OSN privacy controls now offer users more choices in this arena. We assess motivations that may override a user's concept of privacy, and we present four key motivations for OSN use: ability (1) to seek information, (2) to socialize, (3) to express oneself to others, and (4) to meet social expectations or to please others. We find that the privacy calculus constructs influence the manner in which OSN users handle different informational categories.
Creating a new website to new markets

The main aim of the project is to create a business web site with an optimised domain. In order to strengthen the market position and enhance competitiveness and in addition to providing a business web site with the optimised domain of business, the project allows for the same online communication, analysis of customer/customer profiles, analysis of search trends and web analytics. The website should also have an additional benefit related to the creation of loyalty programmes, a web guide and order facilitation of client orders and communication via an application.
Bioeconomy potential - focus on Northern Finland

The paper contributes towards improving the understanding over the potential of bioeconomy by focusing on a regional context. The study is realised by applying a combination of PESTEL analysis, resource analysis and analysing true and potential cases with high bioeconomy relevance and potential for substantial commercial volume. Hence, this article combines approaches of strategy development and analyses cases in bioeconomy context with a specific regional perspective. The results provide an overview on the potential of bioeconomy, particularly that of Northern Finland, but also the entire country. The article brings forward sustainability considerations aside from demonstrating the complexity inherent to the topic. Opportunities and potential are demonstrated by presenting case examples. The findings can benefit both the academia and those involved in planning and implementing relevant actions towards bioeconomy - both in general and in the selected setting.
ARTIFICIAL DIETS FOR HONEY BEES

The invention is directed to water-dispersible, substantially homogeneous artificial diets and diet formulations which provide honey bees with a fully nutritious, complex mixture of proteins, carbohydrates, fats, minerals, and vitamins in an easily digestible form. The diets of the invention support growth and development of honey bees, sustain brood rearing, and maintain hive vigor, and thus make possible the continuous rearing of bees using an artificial diet. The invention diets are useful for many purposes, and are particularly advantageous for providing nutrition sources for bees that are moved during commercial crop pollination or for other migratory beekeeping uses.
Subvención de capital de explotación para Zalchem SJ

El proyecto se refiere al apoyo del empresario a proporcionar liquidez financiera y apoyo a las actividades actuales debido a las dificultades financieras experimentadas por el empresario como consecuencia del brote de COVID-19. Ayuda financiera concedida en el marco del programa n.º SA.57015 (2020/N)
Evidence-based Practice Unites Us: A Framework for Interdisciplinary Training and Practice

Most individuals with disabilities exhibit therapeutic needs in a variety of domains such as communication, education, and motor skills. Although traditionally human services have been provided in isolation, interdisciplinary services to address a variety of therapeutic domains have been gaining traction. Given this recent shift toward interdisciplinary service delivery, it is necessary that pre-service professionals receive effective training in interdisciplinary collaboration. One of the major goals of evidence-based practice is to narrow the research to practice gap, ensuring that practitioners have access to and use the best available research when making clinical decisions. Another goal is to ensure effectiveness of treatments by considering the client’s specific characteristics, values, and preferences to enhance the impact of the treatment. Nearly all human service professions ascribe to evidence-based practice and require practitioners to maintain contact with relevant treatment research and adapt and modify treatments using one’s own clinical expertise, professional judgment and the knowledge of the client. An underutilized benefit of evidence-based practice is fact that the major tenants are consistent across most human service disciplines. In this paper, we present a brief overview of evidence-based practice from the perspective of a variety of human service disciplines whose practitioners commonly work collaboratively on interdisciplinary teams. Given there is striking overlap between each discipline’s evidence-based practice definition and activities, an evidence-based practice framework has the potential to unite professionals from different disciplines and guide the training of interdisciplinary professionals. The use of a common framework such as evidence-based practice can offer practitioners increased access to shared knowledge that should ultimately improve the effectiveness of interdisciplinary services for individuals with disabilities.
Tecnologias inteligentes para a indústria da moda doméstica

No âmbito do projeto, o requerente pretende mapear os processos de compra até aos processos Logi stik no mercado B2B abordado de forma rentável na sua própria plataforma al e permitir uma fácil integração dos sistemas informáticos existentes nas empresas, tanto para os fabricantes como para os grossistas, bem como para os retalhistas.
Consumption of berries, fruits and vegetables and mortality among 10,000 Norwegian men followed for four decades

The association between vegetable and fruit consumption and risk of cancer and cardiovascular disease (CVD) has been investigated by several studies, whereas fewer studies have examined consumption of vegetables and fruits in relation to all-cause mortality. Studies on berries, a rich source of antioxidants, are rare. The purpose of the current study was to examine the association between intake of vegetables, fruits and berries (together and separately) and the risk of all-cause mortality and cause-specific mortality due to cancer and CVD and subtypes of these, in a cohort with very long follow-up.We used data from a population-based prospective Norwegian cohort study of 10,000 men followed from 1968 through 2008. Information on vegetable, fruit and berry consumption was available from a food frequency questionnaire. Association between these and all-cause mortality, cause-specific mortality due to cancers and CVDs were investigated using Cox proportional hazard regression models.Men who in total consumed vegetables, fruit and berries more than 27 times per month had an 8-10% reduced risk of all-cause mortality compared with men with a lower consumption. They also had a 20% reduced risk of stroke mortality. Consumption of fruit was inversely related to overall cancer mortality, with hazard rate ratios of 0.94, 0.84 and 0.79 in the second, third and firth quartile, respectively, compared with the first quartile.Increased consumption of vegetables, fruits and berries was associated with a delayed risk of all-cause mortality and of mortality due to cancer and stroke.
Marine stratocumulus cloud cover and climate

Global climate change is forced by the balance of the warming due to anthropogenic greenhouse gases and the cooling due to anthropogenic aerosol pollution particles. Among these, the cloud-mediated aerosol radiative forcing is by far the main component of the uncertainty. Marine stratocumulus clouds in particular play a decisive role due to their very large net effect on the Earth's radiative energy budget. Stratocumulus clouds occur in the two main regimes of open and closed cells that differ significantly by their cloud cover, and thus by their radiative effect. The main hypothesis of this proposal is that anthropogenic aerosols exert a substantial radiative forcing via their potential to impede or delay the transition from closed to open cells marine stratocumulus, and that this presumably un-buffered effect is not accounted for in forcing estimates by current climate models.
The Marine Stratocumulus Cloud Cover and Climate (MSCCC) project aims to improve the quantification, at a global, multi-year scale, of the radiative forcing on climate that anthropogenic aerosols exert by affecting stratocumulus cloud cover. To achieve this goal an inter-disciplinary approach that involves both observations and climate modelling is required. I will develop novel satellite observation methodologies in order to retrieve an in-depth understanding of the processes relevant for the transitions between closed and open stratocumulus regimes, and based on these I will evaluate and improve the relevant climate model parameterizations to realistically represent the forcing by aerosols due to stratocumulus transitions in climate models. This will allow to significantly reduce the uncertainty in simulated aerosol-cloud radiative forcing, and subsequently also in simulated climate sensitivity and projections of future climate change. Achieving these goals will be performed in synergy with my training to acquire complementary knowledge and skills in climate modelling.
Architectural Features of Adjacent River Residence in Shaoxing

The adjacent river residence in Shaoxing is different from the Taimen residence (i.e., the grand courtyard in Shaoxing’s residence), most of which are owned by the lower classes; therefore, there are almost no rules or regulations constraining them in construction. The seamless integration of water and constructions, and the artful layout of manual work and the nature are the watery region style of Shaoxing which is different from other cities. This paper analyzes the developed water transportation and thriving commercial trade of ancient Shaoxing, which is an important factor for the formation of the overall building layout of the adjacent river residence. The architectural Plan Layout of the adjacent river residence, with a high internal space utilization rate, is an economical and affordable residential form. Private pier and public pier are the distinctive architectural forms of the adjacent river residence, which plays an integral role in the life of the residents near the river. Exploring the architectural art of the adjacent river residence in Shaoxing is beneficial to inherit the essence of residence in Shaoxing, so that to achieve the goal of striving to combine the modern architectural features, technology with the traditional architectural culture, and to develop the excellent cultural heritage of residence in Shaoxing watery region.
Superpotential method for chiral cosmological models connected with modified gravity

We consider the Chiral Cosmological Models (CCMs) and modified gravity theories associated with them. Generalization of the superpotential method for a general CCM with several scalar fields is performed, and the method of construction CCMs admitting exact solutions is developed. New classes of exact solutions in the two-component CCM connected with an $f(R)$ gravity model with an additional scalar field have been constructed. We construct new cosmological solutions for a diagonal metric of the target space, including modified power-law solutions. In particular, we propose the reconstruction procedure based on the superpotential method and present examples of kinetic part reconstruction for periodic and hyperbolic Hubble parameters. We also focus on a cyclic type of Universe dubbed the Quasi-Steady State (QSS) model, with the aim of constructing single- and double-field potentials for one and the same behaviour of the Hubble parameter using the developed superpotential method for the CCM. The realization of this task includes a new set of solutions for a CCM with a scale factor characterized by the QSS theory. We also propose a method for reducing the two-field CCM to the single scalar field model.
Thermoresponsive and mucoadhesive nanogels for intramammary administration of antimicrobial compounds to be employed in bovine mastitis treatment

Bovine mastitis (BM) is the most prevalent disease that affects dairy cows in many countries and it is the most important cause of economic losses in the dairy industry worldwide. The dairy activity is very important for the European economy, producing nearly a quarter of the world’s available milk. Currently, BM control consists mainly of antibiotic therapies. However, they usually cannot eradicate the infection due to acquired drug resistance and survival strategies of bacteria. The mechanisms developed by pathogens are intracellular and biofilm lifestyles that allow them to persist in the mammary gland protected from antibiotic therapies and host immune response. So new therapeutic approaches are needed. The present research project proposes the employment of smart nanogels (NGs) for antimicrobial delivery into mammary gland for BM treatment. The synthesized NGs will present: (i) nanometer size; (ii)thermoresponsive behavior: thermally triggered drug release; (iii) disulfides in their structure: mucoadhesive trigger upon the mucosal environment; (iv) modulated positive charge which will improve their penetration into bacteria biofilms. Several polymers and crosslinker agents will be evaluated to obtain a series of NGs. Defensin 5 and ceftiofur will be studied as antimicrobial agents to entrap into NGs. The virulence mechanisms developed by bacteria are the main responsible for the failure of antimicrobial treatments. Therefore, NGs will be studied and characterized to find suitable nanocarriers with the ability to penetrate bacterial biofilms and internalize host cells, blocking the virulence mechanisms developed by pathogens. Also, the smart drug release lets ensure that the exposition of the host to antimicrobial will be minimum and necessary to kill bacteria. This fact contributes to reducing bacterial resistance development. Nanotechnology in BM treatment is poorly explored which highlight the novelty of the research project proposed.
An in vitro 3d microfluidic human neurovascular unit model for identifying the cell-type-specific responses to diverse inflammatory stimuli in the brain capillaries

Neurological disorders affect many people's life, contributing to significant mortality and morbidity in the modern world, with 16.5% of global deaths and are the leading cause of disability, affecting 276 million people's daily lives. Many of these diseases, including Alzheimer’s and Multiple Sclerosis, are related with the impaired blood-brain barrier (BBB) function. Unfortunately, neither animal models of the neurovascular unit (NVU) nor in vitro cultures of primary or immortalized human brain microvascular endothelial cells (BMVECs) alone effectively mimic the barrier, and transporter functions of the BBB observed in humans. Thus, there is a great need for human NVU models to recapitulate in vivo human physiology in health and disease conditions and understand the cellular mechanisms and changes in disease conditions. This project aims to develop a 3D NVU model to identify the cell-type-specific responses to diverse inflammatory stimuli in the NVU.
The NVU-Chip project will the first model providing such a complex cellular environment in a unique microfluidic device to fully recapitulating human NVU in vitro utilizing relevant mechanobiological forces. Additionally, The NVU-Chip will improve the state-of-the-art by incorporating cyclic mechanical strain in a BBB model for the first time. This project will combine and amend the state-of-the-art stem cell technologies to differentiate all brain cells, and advanced microfabrication approaches to design and fabricate the microfluidic chips using the most appropriate materials ECM coatings for co-culturing all cell types in the same device. The human-based NVU-Chip model will also give a new approach for studying cellular responses to diverse inflammatory stimuli, identifying key inflammatory factors of CNS related diseases.
Outcomes of the NVU-Chip project will enhance the existing knowledge and technologies, yielding high-impact journal publications, as well as potential commercial product in the long term.
P-glycoprotein(ABCB1)inhibited network of mitochondrion transport along microtubule and BMP signal-induced cell shape in chimpanzee left cerebrum by systems-theoretical analysis

We constructed the significant low-expression P-glycoprotein (ABCB1) inhibited transport and signal network in chimpanzee compared with high-expression (fold change ≥2) the human left cerebrum in GEO data set, by using integration of gene regulatory activated and inhibited network inference method with gene ontology (GO) analysis. Our result showed that ABCB1 transport and signal upstream network RAB2A inhibited ABCB1, and downstream ABCB1-inhibited SMAD1_2, NCK2, SLC25A46, GDF10, RASGRP1, EGFR, LRPPRC, RASSF2, RASA4, CA2, CBLB, UBR5, SLC25A16, ITGB3BP, DDIT4, PDPN, RAB2A in chimpanzee left cerebrum. We obtained that the different biological processes of ABCB1 inhibited transport and signal network repressed carbon dioxide transport, ER to Golgi vesicle-mediated transport, folic acid transport, mitochondrion transport along microtubule, water transport, BMP signaling pathway, Ras protein signal transduction, transforming growth factor beta receptor signaling pathway in chimpanzee compared with the inhibited network of the human left cerebrum, as a result of inducing inhibition of mitochondrion transport along microtubule and BMP signal-induced cell shape in chimpanzee left cerebrum. Our hypothesis was verified by the same and different biological processes of ABCB1 inhibited transport and signal network of chimpanzee compared with the corresponding activated network of chimpanzee and the human left cerebrum, respectively.
World Pendulum Alliance: an apparatus performance analysis

The World Pendulum Alliance is an educational project financed by the European Community (EACEA) that aims at establishing a net of remote access standard pendulums scattered throughout Europe and Latin America, mounted in co-participating Universities, to allow students to collect data to measure the acceleration of gravity in different latitudes and altitudes, and check the results against the global geophysical model. In small angle regimes pendulums are expected to carry harmonic oscillations, however the acceleration dependence on the sine of the oscillation angle induces a slight amplitude dependence of the period of oscillation. In this work we investigate the period dependence on the motion amplitude, which is close to its precision, to investigate the performance of this equipment. Despite operating within the overall uncertainties of the instrument, this procedure revealed a systematic deviation on several pendulums. Possible electronic and mechanical sources are investigated and new ways to improve the overall pendulum performance in newer versions are discussed. Resumen- La World Pendulum Alliance es un proyecto educativo financiado por la Comunidad Europea (EACEA) que tiene como objetivo establecer una red de pendulos estandar de acceso remoto repartidos por Europa y America Latina, montados en universidades coparticipantes, para permitir a los estudiantes recopilar datos para medir la aceleración de la gravedad en diferentes latitudes y altitudes, y comparar los resultados con el modelo geofísico global. En regímenes de ángulo pequeño, se espera que los péndulos lleven oscilaciones armónlcas, sin embargo, la dependencia de la aceleración en el seno del ángulo de oscilación induce una ligera dependencia de la amplitud del período de oscilaclón. En este trabajo investigamos la dependencia del período de la amplitud de movimiento, que está cerca de su precisión, para investigar el rendimiento de este equipo. A pesar de operar dentro de las incertidumbres generales del instrumento, este procedimiento reveló una desviacióu sistemática en varios péndulos. Se investigan posibles fuentes elcctrónlcas y mecánlcas y se analizan nuevas formas de mejorar el rendimiento general del péndulo en versiones más nuevas.