SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM, APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR INDIVIDUALIZED STRESS MANAGEMENT

System, apparatus and method for the management of stress of one or more users. One such system comprises providing an indication to a user based correlating physiological data, allostatic load data and psychological states. In some embodiments, information indicating one or more psychological states of a user is received. Physiological data may be obtained from sensors, which may be attached to a user for example via a wearable device or apparatus. Allostatic load data may be obtained via biosensing lab that analyzes bio data such as saliva or blood. The system may further comprise correlating one or more data sources and information sources to provide indicate and/or manage a user's stress levels.
Linear to non-linear relationship between vein spacing and layer thickness in centimetre- to decimetre-scale siliciclastic multilayers from the High-Ardenne slate belt (Belgium, Germany)

Abstract Typical spacing distributions have frequently been described for fractures in thin sedimentary layers ( 40 cm). Vein spacing tends to increase to a maximum value becoming more or less independent of layer thickness. The resemblance with fracture spacing suggests that in an unfractured rock vein saturation can occur. High fluid pressures are responsible for vein nucleation but the stress state around the initial veins controls the spacing pattern. Subsequently, in a vein-saturated rock, or the existing veins will thicken by the process of crack-sealing, or a new cross-cutting vein generation will develop in case the regional stress field changes relatively with respect to the existing veins.
Mitochondrial cannabinoid receptors in the brain

Brain activity critically depends on the high energetic support provided by mitochondria, the cell organelles transforming
energy sources into molecularly usable ATP. The pathological effects of chronic mitochondrial dysfunctions in the brain are
under scrutiny, but the impact of physiological modulation of mitochondrial activity on ongoing brain functions is almost
unknown. Cannabinoid type-1 receptors (CB1) are amongst the G Protein-Coupled receptors (GPCR) expressed at highest
levels in the brain, and they are key regulators of behaviour. We recently showed that CB1 receptors are present at brain
mitochondrial membranes (mtCB1), where they regulate bioenergetic processes, thereby mediating amnesic effects of
cannabinoids. Thus, the physiological roles of the brain endocannabinoid system formed by CB1 receptors and endogenous
ligands, and the pharmacological effects of cannabinoid drugs (e.g. the psychotropic compound of the plant cannabis sativa,
Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol) partially rely on the regulation of brain mitochondrial activity. Using a bottom-up approach at
micro-, meso- and macro-scale levels, MiCaBra will reveal cell biological features, signalling properties and behavioural
impact of mtCB1 receptors in the brain. First, we will address the cell biology of mtCB1 receptors, determining the structural
and molecular requirements for their mitochondrial trafficking. To define how this GPCR modulate mitochondrial activity and
what are the functional consequences of these effects, we will study downstream intra-mitochondrial signalling of mtCB1
receptors and the eventual impact on cellular processes controlled by the organelle. Finally, we will tackle the role of mtCB1
receptors in the (endo)cannabinoid control of brain circuits and behaviour. Thus, MiCaBra has the ambitious aim to
understand the impact of regulation of bioenergetic processes on ongoing brain functions, thereby determining a novel
framework in the study of behavioural pathophysiology.
TRANSPORT of GOODS PLATFORM

TRANSPOGOOD project is capitalizing the main results of the INTERMODADRIA project and will develop set of innovative ICT tools that will assist users in finding the best solution of transport services offer and ensure monitoring transport logistics and environmental performances demonstrating concrete benefits in transport and logistics implementations. The project aims at improving the knowledge in the transport and logistics sector by organizing the training modules and jointly define a set of outputs to improve the market, policy and regulatory conditions for intermodality.
In silico pair plasmas: from ultra intense lasers to relativistic astrophysics in the laboratory

How do extreme electromagnetic fields modify the dynamics of matter? Will quantum electrodynamics effects be important at the focus of an ultra intense laser? How are the magnetospheres of compact stellar remnants formed, and can we capture the physics of these environments in the laboratory? These are all longstanding questions with an overarching connection to extreme plasma physics.
Electron-positron pair plasmas are pervasive in all these scenarios. Highly nonlinear phenomena such as QED processes, magnetogenesis, radiation, field dynamics in complex geometries, and particle acceleration, are all linked with the collective dynamics of pair plasmas through mechanisms that remain poorly understood.
Building on our state-of-the-art models, on the availability of enormous computational power, and on our recent transformative discoveries on ab initio modelling of plasmas under extreme conditions, the time is ripe to answer these questions in silico. InPairs aims to understand the multidimensional dynamics of electron-positron plasmas under extreme laboratory and astrophysical fields, to determine the signatures of the radiative processes on pair plasmas, and to identify the physics of the magnetospheres of compact stellar remnants, focusing on the electrodynamics of pulsars, that can be mimicked in laboratory experiments using ultra high intensity lasers and charged particle beams.
This proposal relies on massively parallel simulations to bridge the gap, for the first time, between the pair plasma creation mechanisms, the collective multidimensional microphysics, and their global dynamics in complex geometries associated with laboratory and astrophysical systems. Emphasis will be given to detectable signatures e.g. radiation and accelerated particles, with the ultimate goal of solving some of the central questions in extreme plasma physics, thus opening new connections between computational studies, laboratory experiments, and relativistic plasma astrophysics.
Situated cognitive engineering : the requirements and design of automatically directed scenario-based training

Serious games enable trainees to practice independently of school, staff, and fellow students. This is important as amount of practice directly relates to training efficacy. It is also known that personalized guidance elevates the benefits of training. How to achieve automated guidance, for example to be used in serious games, is a yet unsolved issue. This paper uses the situated Cognitive Engineering method to analyze the operational demands, theoretical foundations and technological opportunities for the design of an automatically directed scenario-based training system (AD-SBT). AD-SBT guides training by selecting scenarios that match the trainee’s competency level, by monitoring the training process, and by offering appropriate support. Three instructional principles are used: adapt training to the trainee’s cognitive characteristics, strengthen the trainee’s will to learn, and foster transfer of learned skills. This paper reports evidence taken from the literature and by means of a use case simulation to validate and verify the presented requirements for AD-SBT and the underlying claims. Results show that the introduced requirements baseline and the resulting design for AD-SBT form a good starting point for future refinement and prototyping.
Innovative chemoenzymatic integrated processes

The INCITE project aims to demonstrate novel integrated upstream and downstream processing paths involving flow chemistry and membrane technology in chemo-enzymatic processes. The modularity and flexibility of the developed processes will be showcased through two demonstration cases in real industrial settings and will be using hydrolases for the sustainable, safe and energy-efficient production of commodity and fine chiral chemicals. The first demonstration case involves esterase-catalyzed production of a chiral molecule used as starting material for the production of  insecticides in the field of crop protection and public health, whereas the second demonstration case relates to solvent-free synthesis of oleochemical esters using lipase enzymes. Compared to traditional chemical synthesis processes, these chemo-enzymatic processes have clear advantages of greater efficiency, higher product quality and smaller environmental footprint. Their development to TRL7 will open up the way to their industrialization and thus lead to major positive economic and environmental impacts.
FLAME RETARDANT POLYCARBONATE COMPOSITIONS, METHODS OF MANUFACTURE THEREOF AND ARTICLES COMPRISING THE SAME

Disclosed herein is a flame retardant composition comprising 20 to 90 weight percent of a polycarbonate composition; where the polycarbonate composition comprises a post- consumer recycle polycarbonate and a polysiloxane-carbonate copolymer; and 1 to 20 weight percent of a phosphazene compound; where all weight percents are based on a total weight of the flame retardant composition. Disclosed herein too is a flame retardant composition comprising 50 to 90 wt% of a polycarbonate composition; where the polycarbonate composition comprises a polysiloxane-carbonate copolymer; 0.5 to 10 weight percent of a silicone oil; and 1 to 20 weight percent of a phosphazene compound; where all weight percents are based on the total weight of the flame retardant composition; where the composition displays a flame retardancy of 5VA at a thickness of 2.0 millimeters or greater; when tested as per a UL-94 protocol.
The global as artefact:  understanding the patterns of global political history through an anthropology of knowledge -- the case of agriculture in four global systems from the neolithic to the present

Knowledge is an anthropological constant that is indissociable from the birth and interactions of human societies, but is at best a secondary concern for scholars of international relations and globalization. Contemporary global studies are thus unable to account for the co-constitution of knowledge and politics at a macro-scale, and remain especially blind to the historical patterns of epistemic development that operate at the level of the species as a whole and have shaped its global political history in specific, path-dependent ways up to now.

ARTEFACT is the first project to pursue a knowledge-centered investigation of global politics. It is uniquely grounded in an anthropological approach that treats globalization and human knowledges beyond their modern manifestations, from the longue-durée perspective of our species’ social history. 'The global as artefact' is more than a metaphor. It reflects the premise that human collectives 'make' the political world not merely through ideas, language, or norms, but primordially through the material infrastructures, solutions, objects, practices, and skills they develop in response to evolving structural challenges. 

ARTEFACT takes agriculture as an exemplary and especially timely case-study to illuminate the entangled global histories of knowledge and politics, analyzing and comparing four increasingly inclusive 'global political systems' of the Ancient, Medieval, Modern, and Contemporary eras and their associated agrarian socio-epistemic revolutions. 

ARTEFACT ultimately aims to 1) develop an original theory of the global, 2) launch Global Knowledge Studies as a new cross-disciplinary domain of systematic empirical and theoretical study, and 3) push the respective boundaries of the anthropology of knowledge, global history, and international theory beyond the state-of-the-art and toward a holistic understanding that can illuminate how past trends of socio-epistemic evolution might shape future paths of global life.
Nonlinear optical properties of nanospherical layer in the presence of an electric field

Abstract The linear and nonlinear optical properties in a spherical nanolayer quantum system subjected to an uniform applied electric field directed with respect to the z -axis have been theoretically investigated within the compact-density matrix formalism and the iterative method. The dependence of the optical absorption coefficients (ACs) and refractive index (RI) changes on the core radius R 1 , on the inner radius of the clad R 2 , and on the applied electric field F has been investigated detailedly. The results show that the optical ACs and RI changes of the nanospherical layer have been strongly affected by these factors. Moreover, the outcome of the calculation also suggests that all the factors mentioned above can give rise to blue-shift or red-shift significantly.
ЗАСІБ ДЛЯ ЛІКУВАННЯ ЗАХВОРЮВАНЬ КІСТОК, ФАРМАЦЕВТИЧНА КОМПОЗИЦІЯ, СПОСІБ ЛІКУВАННЯ ЗАХВОРЮВАНЬ КІСТОК

The present invention relates to certain optionally ring substituted pyridinylaminomethylidene bisphosphonic acid tetralkyl esters (I) and their use for the treatment of bone diseases, such as osteolytic bone diseases due to malignancy, Padgett's disease and primary and secondary osteoporosis. Also, the invention relates to the pharmaceutical composition on the above compounds base and method of bones' diseases treatment consisting in the fact that the efficient quantity of compounds or appearing pharmaceutical composition are introduced in the affected organism.
Parameter extraction of solar cell models using repaired adaptive differential evolution

Parameter extraction of solar cell models plays an important role in the simulation and design calculation of photovoltaic (PV) systems. In this paper, in order to fast and accurately extract the solar cell parameters, an improved adaptive differential evolution with crossover rate repairing technique and ranking-based mutation is proposed. The proposed method is referred to as Rcr-IJADE, which is an improved version of JADE. In Rcr-IJADE, including the parameter adaptation presented in JADE, the crossover rate repairing technique and the ranking-based mutation are also synergized to improve the performance of JADE when solving the parameter extraction problems of solar cell models. In order to verify the performance of Rcr-IJADE, it is used to extract the parameters of different solar cell models, i.e., single diode, double diode, and PV module. Compared with other parameter extraction techniques, experimental results indicate the superiority of Rcr-IJADE in terms of the quality of final solutions, success rate, and convergence speed. In addition, the simulated data with the extracted parameters of Rcr-IJADE are in very good agreement with the experimental data in all cases.
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CANEVA LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY

THE COMPANY ESTABLISHED IN 1993 CARRIES OUT CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES MAINLY IN THE PROVINCE OF GENOA. THE COMPANY’S OBJECT IS THE CONSTRUCTION AND RENOVATION OF ANY BUILDING BUILDING, THE HANDLING OF LAND AND THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF BUILDINGS. THE WORKERS GO TO THE REGISTERED OFFICE WHERE THE OFFICE AND THE CHANGING ROOMS ARE PRESENT, AFTER WHICH THEY GO TO THE CONSTRUCTION SITES. WITH THE COVID EMERGENCY, OFFICES, CHANGING ROOMS AND ADEQUATE MEDICAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT WERE MADE AVAILABLE TO WORKERS.
Barcoding and species recognition of opportunistic pathogens in Ochroconis and Verruconis

The genera Ochroconis and Verruconis (Sympoventuriaceae, Venturiales) have remarkably high molecular diversity despite relatively high degrees of phenotypic similarity. Tree topologies, inter-specific and intra-specific heterogeneities, barcoding gaps and reciprocal monophyly of all currently known species were analyzed. It was concluded that all currently used genes viz. SSU, ITS, LSU, ACT1, BT2, and TEF1 were unable to reach all 'gold standard' criteria of barcoding markers. They could nevertheless be used for reasonably reliable identification of species, because the markers, although variable, were associated with large inter-specific heterogeneity. Of the coding protein-genes, ACT1 revealed highest potentiality as barcoding marker in mostly all parts of the investigated sequence. SSU, LSU, ITS, and ACT1 yielded consistent monophyly in all investigated species, but only SSU and LSU generated clear barcoding gaps. For phylogeny, LSU was an informative marker, suitable to reconstruct gene-trees showing correct phylogenetic relationships. Cryptic species were revealed especially in complexes with very high intra-specific variability. When all these complexes will be taxonomically resolved, ACT1 will probably appear to be the most reliable barcoding gene for Ochroconis and Verruconis.
Mobilité et Accessibilité Metropolitaine aux Régions Européennes du Sud

The three regions have identified mobility as one of their major challenges for development and international competitiveness. Valencia is particularly concerned about alternative mobility, links with the port, goods distribution and accidents. For Gênes, the priorities are mobility for the handicapped and the elderly, non-conventional modes of public transport, security and urban micro-logistics. In Lisbon, a coherent framework for action needs to be developed as well as a clear vision of the role of different modes of transport. Innovative solutions for public transport have to be devised. Overall objective / Objectif général The objective is to achieve cooperation in developing an overall strategy for metropolitan mobility to guarantee quality of life and contribute to sustainable economic development. It is necessary to develop new approaches, to introduce new tools and criteria for mobility in urban development, to manage public space in order to improve the efficiency of infrastructure and mobility and to adapt public transport. Expected results / Résultats attendus The results expected from the RFO are: preparation of mobility planning tools; experiments and pilot projects; preparation of innovative actions to promote alternative (non-motorised) forms of travel; creation of structures for the promotion of sustainable mobility and assistance/information for users of public transport; action to disseminate good practice; metropolitan mobility management skills. By way of example, plans exist for methodological studies, comparison of innovative actions and mobility planning. The long-term impact will be improved action in the field of mobility, promotion of more sustainable modes of transport and a contribution to quality of life, competitiveness and cohesion for metropolitan regions.
Formation, Education and Development of Territorial Synergies

In the following of the strong and long cooperation between both universities (Savoy Mont Blanc and Vale d’Aosta), a dooble Master’s Degree « Development and Internationalisation of Companies and Territories” has been created in 2015. 
Following this, tourism and mountain Economy became a central thematic in the optic to enforce cross-border relations, the creation and diffusion of knowledges on the common territory. 
FEAST project groups all these visions thorough two main objectives: 
• The constitution of a cross-border centre for tourism and Mountain Economy (CT-TEM) composed of an Italian and a French structure, which have as objective to bring closer formations in University or in continue, academic research applied to Mountain Economy. 
• Reinforce the dooble Master’s Degree DIET.
This cursus aims to form well integrated graduated in the cross-border context, in order to face challenges of transnational economy and alpine regions thanks to an innovative how-know and professionalising, of reinforced mobility aides. These students will be an asset for every professional actors and companies which are looking to remain competitive and renew their experiences.

Information added on 2021-02-02, regarding the mitigation of the effects of COVID-19 (the coronavirus pandemic that started in 2019):
In order to deal with the impacts of the COVID-19 crisis, the project FEAST implemented two new activities. They could be funded by money saved on the implementation of some activities that took place remotely instead of face-to-face as well as savings due to a smaller number of external services. 
The two new reported activities are: 
1) Phone survey on tourism on the cross-border territory (Aoste Valley, Savoy and Upper Savoy) and results dissemination. Estimated budget 40.000€.
2) Considering the low number of registrations in the double master’s degree DIET for the 2020-2021-year: communication activities around the Master DIET’s website in order to reach a more important number of registrations for September 2020. Estimated budget 8.000€.
The role of universities in innovation and regional development

The Role of Universities in Innovation and Regional Development (RUNIN) is a European Training Network for Early-Stage Researchers (ESRs) in the field of science and innovation studies. The aim of the network is to train researchers on how universities contribute to innovation and economic growth in their regions through research seeking to examine how universities fulfill their third mission in relation to regional industry and explore the range of university engagement with regional firms and institutions. The project operationalises the main research question of how universities can contribute to innovation and regional development through four main themes: People and Networks, Policies and Interventions, Places and Territories, and Practices and Governance. The aim of the training programme is to equip the next generation of researchers with the skills required to work across employment sectors, collaborate with a wide range of stakeholders and find the practical relevance of their specialist knowledge, in the process creating new knowledge on universities’ role in innovation and regional development. There is an increased focus on the instrumentalist position of universities as important drivers of regional development, and the aim of the training programme is therefore to equip a new generation of researchers who can work within this field in the academic world or as specialist policy makers at the regional, national or European level. The programme will capitalise on host institutions’ infrastructure, including supervision, methods training and quality assurance review systems. In addition, it will offer a comprehensive programme of learning through individual research projects, secondments, and eight targeted training events aimed at developing both research-specific and transferable skills.
Exploitation and Sustainable Development of Hot Springs in Xinjiang Province of China——A Case Study of Shawan Hot Spring Tourist Area

The paper had introduced geographic causes and types of hot springs, illustrated its disease-treating function and displayed its great vitality and widespread development prospect as tourist resources. By taking Shawan Hot Spring in Xinjiang for example, the paper had analyzed its natural condition, hot springs and tourist economic development. And then, quantitative and qualitative analysis had been conducted on the quality of water environment resources in the research area. It had analyzed reasons for degeneration of water environment and studied exploitation and sustainable development of hot springs. It was considered that environment especially water environment quality had decreased since hot spring tourism development. In order to achieve sustainable development of hot springs and promotion of local tourism, it must be guided by environment treatment, and some strategies for sustainable development of hot springs had been proposed.