SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR AIDING LOCATION OF VIDEO FILES OVER A NETWORK

Systems and methods according to the present invention provide improved location of files over a network. More specifically, according to the present invention, a method of indexing digital video files on a content management system running on a web server includes associating a descriptive domain name with a dedicated node on the system, on which a single video is provided. Thus, each video is provided with a dedicated webpage, on which associated items, such as community feedback and attributes, may be displayed.
Fully recyclable a-pet (fra-pet): a sustainable and cost-effective oxygen barrier food packaging

Each year, over 381 million tonnes of plastic waste are produced worldwide - equivalent to the mass of two-thirds of the world population. Around 13 million tonnes of this plastics end up in the oceans, causing serious threat to the environment and global health, and an economic burden of €7 billion per year globally. This global emergency calls for new solutions to increase plastic recycling rate. About 14% of the global plastic waste is represented by food packaging. PolyEthylene Terephthalate (PET) is the most common plastic resin used in the food packaging industry. To increase food shelf life, PET is commonly combined with other chemicals, such as EVOH, to create multilayer PET/EVOH plastic sheets that offer an efficient barrier to oxygen penetration to the plastic food tray. While representing a need for food quality preservation, the presence of an EVOH layer makes food plastic trays not recyclable. Unfortunately, since PET/EVOH trays cannot be sorted from fully recyclable PET trays (i.e., those not containing EVOH), they cause all the food trays to be discarded rather than recycled – accounting for 1.1 million of  tonnes of PET trays either incinerated or landfilled each year only in Europe. 
Point Plastic offers FRA-PET, a game-changing additive to produce fully recyclable PET barrier package for food preservation. Thanks to additive proprietary chemical formulation, FRA-PET food trays provide the highest efficiency oxygen barrier and best performance in food quality preservation without requiring EVOH use. FRA-PET enables to increase the current recycling of plastic barrier food trays from 0% to 100%, sustaining the circular economy of plastic.  FRA-PET has the potential to become the new gold standard for PET packaging.
The key objectives of the project are to optimize the FRA-PET chemical formulation, validate FRA-PET trays performance through a pilot study with two food manufacturers, and obtain certifications for commercialization in Europe.
Cenomanian–Campanian (Late Cretaceous) planktonic assemblages of the Crimea–Caucasus area: Palaeoceanography, palaeoclimate and sea level changes

During the Cretaceous, the Crimea–Caucasus area occupied a position in the Peri-Tethys which was transitional between the Boreal and Tethyan realms. The evolution and stratigraphic distribution of planktonic foraminifera and radiolarians in the Upper Cretaceous sediments of the region are described. The specialized, morphologically complex keeled taxa evolved in the latest Albian and persisted until the end of the Cretaceous. These overall evolutionary trends are punctuated by a series of bioevents, one of the most important being the Cenomanian–Turonian boundary. This is marked by a series of organic-rich sediments, that are related to an Oceanic Anoxic Event. The Turonian–Coniacian interval was marked by a further development of keeled taxa. A major change in the assemblage is described near the Santonian–Campanian boundary, when marginotruncanids were replaced by globotruncanids.

The Albian is marked by the diversification of the radiolarian genus Crolanium, the last occurrence of which is typical of the Albian–Cenomanian boundary. The Upper Coniacian to Lower Santonian strata are characterized by the high taxonomic diversity of the Quinquecapsulariidae and the Neosciadiocapsidae. A marked change in the radiolarian assemblage occurred at the Santonian–Campanian boundary: the Late Santonian, warmer-water assemblage dominated by the Pseudoaulophacidae being replaced in the earliest Campanian by cooler-water assemblages characterized by the Prunobrachidae. The changes in the assemblages of planktonic foraminifera and radiolarians at the Santonian–Campanian boundary are attributed to changes in palaeoceanography and the influence of more Boreal-like conditions.

Three significant episodes of sea level change can be identified in the Cenomanian–Campanian of the Crimea–Caucasus area. The first is associated with the Albian–Cenomanian boundary, the second at the base of OAE2, and the third in the Mid–Early Late Turonian. This latter event had different durations in the Crimea and Caucasus regions and this could be related to more local tectonic processes.
NIASSE, Ahmed Khalifa: Les influences de l’arabe et de l’Islam dans la langue, la littérature et la culture du peuple Wolof, prefacio de Dr. Bakary Sambe, L'Harmattan-Sénégal, Dakar, 2020

Reseña del libro Ahmed Khalifa NIASSE: Les influences de l’arabe et de l’Islam dans la langue, la littérature et la culture du peuple Wolof, prefacio de Dr. Bakary Sambe, L'Harmattan-Sénégal, Dakar, 2020
NSVZ Relation and the Dimensional Reduction in $$\mathcal{N}$$ = 1 SQED

It is known that factorization of the $\beta$-function loop integrals into integrals of double total derivatives is an important ingredient needed for deriving the NSVZ relation by direct perturbative calculations in ${\cal N}=1$ SQED regularized by the higher derivatives. It allows to relate the $\beta$-function and the anomalous dimension of the matter superfields defined in terms of the bare coupling constant. In this work we find the analog of this result in the case of using dimensional reduction regularization in the lowest orders. However, we demonstrate that in this case the NSVZ relation is not satisfied for the RG functions defined in terms of the bare coupling constant. Nevertheless, it is possible to impose boundary conditions to the renormalization constants determining the NSVZ scheme in the three-loop order for the RG functions defined in terms of the renormalized coupling constant.
Immobilization mediated enhancement of phyllanthin and hypophyllanthin from <I>Phyllanthus amarus</I>

ABSTRACT Phyllanthus amarus plant is used in the traditional system of medicine as a hepatoprotective drug for which the major lignans phyllanthin and hypophyllanthin are responsible. So far, no significant work has been done on the culture of this plant. Realizing the hepatoprotective potential, the present investigation was undertaken. A cost effective process was developed for enhancing phyllanthin and hypophyllanthin utilizing the immobilization technique. HPTLC was used to compare the phyllanthin and hypophyllanthin contents in calcium alginate immobilized cells obtained from fresh grown plants and MS medium was supplemented with different abiotic elicitors, under aseptic conditions for the treatment with chitosan, copper sulphate, phenylalanine and silver nitrate solution to make the whole process commercially viable. It was revealed that silver nitrate and phenylalanine at low concentration enhances phyllanthin and hypophyllanthin yield as compared to control immobilized cell culture. The study revealed that an increase in the content of phyllanthin and hypophyllanthin was elicitor concentration dependent and silver nitrate treatment gave a maximum yield of hepatoprotective bioactives as compared to the other abiotic elicitors used.
Innovative aluminium filler wires for aircraft structures

The project aims at: (1) developing new Al filler wires for WAAM and LBW of the new Al-Li alloys, (2) optimising the WAAM process and implementing suitable post-treatments, (3) characterising the microstructure, mechanical and corrosion properties of the optimised post-treated WAAM material, (4) manufacturing by WAAM two demonstrators of the targeted part and inspecting their quality.
New Al wire compositions will be defined after a literature review of the different processes involved and WAAM and LBW tests on existing extrudable Al alloys.
The new Al wires will be manufactured via casting and extrusion of bar-shaped semi-products that will be drawn. A parameter study will be performed for each of these processes. The new wires will be tested in the LBW and WAAM processes that will allow to select the most suitable new wire per process and to identify ways of improvement in their manufacturing route and composition. A 2nd loop of manufacturing and testing will be performed until achieving the best possible quality.
In parallel, the WAAM process will be developed, optimised and completed with post-treatments. The development will be performed with the existing Al alloys until the production of the new wires.
The optimised post-treated WAAM material issued from the final new wire will be characterised for analysing its microstructure and evaluating its mechanical and corrosion properties.
Two demonstrators of the targeted part will be manufactured using the final new wire and the optimum WAAM conditions. A structural and geometry analysis will be performed prior to their manufacturing. Their quality will be inspected and a cost analysis will be done.
MID STRUCTURAL MODULE

A vehicular module (20) secures a plurality of components to a motor vehicle (10) having a frame (29). The vehicular module (20) includes a tray (22) and a support member (24) that is fixedly secured to the tray (22). The tray (22) includes a plurality of receiving apertures for mounting a plurality of components thereto. The support member (24) engages the frame (29) of the motor vehicle (10) to support the tray (22) and provide structural integrity to the vehicle frame (29). The module (20) may be pre-assembled prior to installation to the vehicle frame (29).
Meta-analysis for evaluating effect of statins on albuminuria in patients with diabetes-induced renal diseases (2000-2009)

Objectives To evaluate the effect of statins on albuminuria in patients with diabetes-induced renal diseases. Methods All the papers of randomized controlled trials evaluating the effects of statins on diabetes-induced renal diseases in China and abroad were investigated. Meta-analysis was performed on the basis of the evaluation of 23 trails of randomized controlled trials (including 1 789 patients). Results The proteinuria excretion measured by 24 h urine collection was compared by random effect mode:χ2 =54.97,weight mean difference (WMD) =-0.79 [-1.51,-0.06]; Albuminuria excretion measured by 24 h urine collection in the early stage was compared by random effect model : χ2= 7251.14, WMD=-38.55 [-65.25,-11.85]; Albuminuria excretion measured by 24 h urine collection in the clinical stage was compared by fixed effect model: χ2=0.99, WMD=-70.49[-99.72,-41.27];reported adverse reactions were 44 patients. Conclusions Statins have a beneficial effect on pathological proteinuria and the albuminuria in the diabetes-induced renal diseases. The validity of this finding requires supports by more studies of larger size to evaluate the effect on endstage of the diseases.
Sustainable management and promotion of common cultural heritage

Overall objective of SMART Heritage is the promotion, valorisation and protection of cultural heritage in Adriatic and Ionic regions, in particular by raising tourism attractiveness and reducing tourism seasonality of project area consisting in Zadar County (Croatia), Gerace (Italy), Forlì (Italy), Mostar (Bosnia-Herzegovina), Chalkìs (Greece) and Albania._x000D_
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Milestone output is the creation of CULTURAL ROUTE “SMART HERITAGE”: a networking structure based on a series of conditions for adhesion, opened not only to partner regions but enlarged to entire ADRION area. Conditions set will be prerequisites to let the route become recognised by the European Council, for its high cultural heritage and tourism value. This route will be a new cultural tourism attraction which will be launched on international tourism markets by positioning the Adriatic and Ionian region as a unique cultural tourism destination and product. Therefore, transnational cooperation and packaging of innovative transnational tourism offers will represent crucial elements of this route and will enhance tourist attractiveness of the region and determine tourism seasonality prolongation._x000D_
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Other project output is the realisation of regional Action Plans and a Sustainability Plan, which will permit the transferability and the mid-term sustainability of project results, tools and deliverables._x000D_
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Through pilot projects, common cultural heritage will be presented in innovative, digital, multimedia way, exciting to tourists and local inhabitants, e.g. by creating holograms, 3D images, Smart Heritage Film, etc., leading to improved touristic supply, higher attractiveness of regions and, consequently, to prolongation of tourism season._x000D_
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A work group for creative and innovative tourism will define new souvenirs based on cultural heritage, that will determine higher attractiveness of common cultural heritage._x000D_
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Stakeholders in cultural tourism will be strongly empowered through this project by training and networking based on the realisation of a transnational cluster and the organisation of stakeholders training workshops._x000D_
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The realisation of a Transnational innovative web platform which will connect and present common cultural heritage assets, will strongly contribute to knowledge transfer among all project partners. Platform is base for all new technological approach in presenting and preserving cultural heritage. It is vital for all cultural heritage preservation institutions in order to achieve more appealing presentation of their cultural heritage and raise attractiveness of their institutions and cultural heritage (under their management)._x000D_
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SMART HERITAGE will implement ADRION capitalisation strategy by sharing results, activities, tools and deliverables with other projects funded by the Programme.
Sheet material pressing machines

A sheet material pressing machine for pressing a sheet material into a formed article may include a first die (21) unit that can be opened and closed and a second die (31) unit that can be opened and closed. The first and second die units are arranged and constructed such that closing operation of the first die unit and opening operation of the second die unit, or vice versa, can alternately occur.
Services to enhance innovation management capacities of smes in england, northern ireland and wales

A national service in support of recipients of the H2020 SME Instrument and for the improvement of innovation management in SMEs, with the purpose of more companies with growth potential achieving global scaling 
 
Innovation is a vital ingredient of growth and an important element of the future success of the UK.  With some 95% of R&D and innovation conducted outside of the UK and many major and lead market shaping companies being of non-UK origin, access to knowledge, markets, skills and partners is increasingly taking place on a global basis.  To ensure UK business stays competitive it is important that it is able to effectively access and exploit the growing global investment in research and innovation. 
 
Through EEN ENIW activities we will help businesses build collaborations and partnerships and access the finance, knowledge, skills, networks and customers to more rapidly move a concept through to commercialisation and to scale their business.
Demonstration of the next generation wave energy device – powermodule

Wello has developed and patented a concept which is able to convert the movement of waves into electric energy without
any hydraulic joints and gears. The idea of Wello’s Power Module innovation is to combine vessel stabilization, damping and
power production into one electro-mechanical device. This is achieved by installing Power Modules to the ship and other
floating vessels. Power Modules are optimized either for providing energy to the process or for stabilizing the vessel
movement. The difference between working principle is done by configuring user software and in some cases by
dimensions. In Wello’s Power Module, the power take-off unit (PTO), consists of an eccentric spinning mass that rotates
around the vertical generator axis. The innovation has been developed in small and full scale in EMEC (European Marine
Energy Centre) at Orkney Islands during last several years.
The clients of this innovation are cruise liner and other ship owners and operators, offshore oil&gas field operators as well as
emerging small scale offshore power users like fish farms, desalination process stations, algae cultivation and remote island
systems. The market size is several billion Euros. Stabilization for vessels is needed for health and safety reasons.
Renewable energy replacing CO2 emissions and other pollution at vessels.
Objective of this project is to demonstrate the concept in full scale and in operational environment, and to create full
production capability. Outcome of this project is 300kW ocean energy generator. It can be installed into different vessel types
and it produces stable electricity always when there are waves.
Wello will make ocean energy feasible by offering a cost effective solution that is able to provide renewable energy at
competitive cost. It offers stabilization and damping for vessels which other competing renewable energy sources cannot
deliver. The innovation will deliver significant growth, jobs and investments for Europe.
Topological colloidal double layers

Charged colloidal suspensions consist of charged micron-sized particles dispersed in a solvent with nanometer-sized ions, and they find ample applications in material science, food industry and drug development. The particle charge, together with a diffuse ion cloud that screens this particle charge, is called the electric double layer and it is pivotal in understanding the phase behaviour and interactions in these suspensions. However, no attention has been paid to the topological properties of the electric double layer. While drawing heavily on recent advances in liquid crystalline systems with topologically non-trivial orientational ordering, we propose to explore the topology of electric double layers, which could ultimately lead to enhanced stability of charged colloidal crystals. Specifically, we will focus on particles with topologically non-trivial shapes and explore the coupling between the topological invariants of the particle (such as genus) with the emergent electric double layer, and how this affects interparticle interactions and the phase behaviour. Finally, the goal of this proposal is to obtain a precise control over charged colloidal suspensions that are protected by topological, rather than only energetic binding, opening a fundamental and applied route to a new class of topological soft matter.
Technologies of Appearance: Hair Behaviour in Early Medieval Europe

Personal appearance in general—and the grooming of hair in particular—has long held a position of interest in historical, art-historical, and literary scholarship. The same cannot be said of archaeology, and the material aspects of personal grooming in the construction and communication of identity have not been fully synthesized. As a result, little attempt has been made to understand the social role of hair in less well documented societies, such as those of early medieval northern and western Europe. This paper considers archaeological, iconographic and documentary evidence for the significance of, and physical engagement with hair in early medieval northern and western Europe, and offers a model for the interpretation of grooming as a social phenomenon. It is argued that grooming was a socially meaningful practice, and that it played a key role in the construction of early medieval identities, as well as in the maintenance and manipulation of boundaries and distinctions between individuals and groups.
Comparative Analysis of Covid-19 Government Strategies in Argentina, Brazil, India, Pakistan, and Turkey

The aim of this research was to show how covid-19 was managed by governments across different nations – Argentina, Brazil, India, Pakistan, and Turkey – focusing on political, economic, and social aspects. Research covered the period from April 2020 to April 2021. After showing data about the pandemic, this research did an analysis of the official discourse and the measures adopted by using comparative and qualitative content analysis as methodological approach. In the research, figures were contrasted with the authorities’ measures and their outcome in terms of immunization level and number of deaths. Results demonstrated that there was a lack of coordination to follow the plans and political use of the pandemic to cover the tackling of problems awaiting resolution. Given the global extent of the covid-19 pandemic and its negative consequences, it was concluded that it would have been wise to treat it as a pan-coordination action beyond national borders instead of addressing individual countries’ interests. Such approach would have allowed to accelerate reaction and benchmark practices to achieve a faster mitigation of harmful effects, thereby saving millions of human lives, as well as preventing the devastating consequences in the economic and social realm.
Microfluidic active pharmaceutical ingredients capture (mapic) system

This project aims at tackling pharmaceutical micropollutant capture (antibiotics, endocrine disruptors,…) from wastewater by developing a small, energy-efficient, high capture efficiency device that couples microfluidic technology  with β-Cyclodextrin polymer (β-CDP). β-CDP was recently shown to outperform all other adsorbants in water depollution test. Yet, like all adsorption methods, β-CDP efficiency is dependent on required elapsed time for interaction events to occur  in  between flowing pollutant and the adsorbant surface. This can be greatly improved by using microfluidics systems which reduce drastically both the diffusion distance and the related time while significantly minimizing the overall footprint. The proposed highly integrated microfluidic architectures target to treat up to 50 m3/day, and unlike conventional methods uses minimal energy (<200Pa). The modular assembly will also enable multiplexed capture approaches through serial configuration. 
This project will pave the way towards further possibilities for applications in biosensing, solvent recovery, and others fluid system remediation (Air, Gas, oils, etc,…).

With the support of Blackholelab and its owned IP, two remediation demonstrators will be realized for domestic and industrial perspectives, with respectively targeted sizes of a Soda-Can and a suitcase.  This innovative solution to remove pharmaceuticals from wastewater can help in tackling some of our greatest challenges: water scarcity, energy saving, and antibiotic resistance.
METHOD FOR OPERATION OF HYDROPOWER RESERVOIR WITH A 2-PARAMETER ELEVATION RULE CURVE

Disclosed herein is a novel method for operating a hydropower reservoir which is an improvement over the existing single-parameter (the current month) USACE Rule Curve approach, the improvement comprising the consideration of a second parameter, namely the water level of the reservoir at the beginning of the month, in the decision-making process for operation of the reservoir.