SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Support the maintenance of the economic activity of EVE Cosmetics Aesthetic in the face of a significant decrease in turnover due to COVID-19.

The project concerns support for the working capital of EVE Cosmetics in the event of a significant decrease in turnover (revenue from sales) due to the disruption of the economy as a result of COVID-19.
The Development of Green Design and Research on Product Design for Recycling

The paper analyze and comprehensive evaluate on the characteristics of the product life cycle in each link of the green product design and the life cycle, has obtained a series of design green design optimization method. In the choice of materials, this paper presented a method for the re-combination of recycled materials. In the recovery of the product it proposes the establishment of recycling system, and expounds the concept upgrade recovery. Design and manufacturing of green products and green recycling industry is the two most important link in green circular economic system, whether or not the coordinated development of the two sectors, is the key to the success or failure of the strategy of sustainable development.
PRECIOUS METAL RECOVERY USING THIOCYANATE LIXIVIANT

Precious metal-containing mineral material is subjected to an acidic thiocyanate leach to dissolve the precious metal as a precious metal-thiocyanate complex. A feed of the thiocyanate leach solution may include a large molar ratio of ferric iron to thiocyanate. Precious metal may be removed from pregnant thiocyanate leach solution, such as by transferring precious metal from precious metal-thiocyanate complex to precious metal-cyanide complex and then loading the precious metal-cyanide complex onto an adsorbent material. Remaining cyanide in the thiocyanate leach solution may be converted to thiocyanate for additional leaching of precious metal.
MODULAR AND INTERCHANGEABLE LOCK PLUG

An exemplary lock apparatus includes a housing and a plug assembly rotatably mounted in the housing. The plug assembly includes a tumbler assembly operable to selectively prevent rotation of the plug assembly relative to the housing and a retention mechanism operable to selectively prevent removal of the plug assembly from the housing. A system including the lock apparatus may include a change key configured to actuate the tumbler assembly without actuating the retention mechanism and/or a control key configured to actuate both the tumbler assembly and the retention mechanism.
Modeling mixed retention and early arrivals in multidimensional heterogeneous media using an explicit Lagrangian scheme

This study develops an explicit two-step Lagrangian scheme based on the renewal-reward process to capture transient anomalous diffusion with mixed retention and early arrivals in multidimensional media. The resulting 3-D anomalous transport simulator provides a flexible platform for modeling transport. The first step explicitly models retention due to mass exchange between one mobile zone and any number of parallel immobile zones. The mobile component of the renewal process can be calculated as either an exponential random variable or a preassigned time step, and the subsequent random immobile time follows a Hyper-exponential distribution for finite immobile zones or a tempered stable distribution for infinite immobile zones with an exponentially tempered power-law memory function. The second step describes well-documented early arrivals which can follow streamlines due to mechanical dispersion using the method of subordination to regional flow. Applicability and implementation of the Lagrangian solver are further checked against transport observed in various media. Results show that, although the time-nonlocal model parameters are predictable for transport with retention in alluvial settings, the standard time-nonlocal model cannot capture early arrivals. Retention and early arrivals observed in porous and fractured media can be efficiently modeled by our Lagrangian solver, allowing anomalous transport to be incorporated into 2-D/3-D models with irregular flow fields. Extensions of the particle-tracking approach are also discussed for transport with parameters conditioned on local aquifer properties, as required by transient flow and nonstationary media.
Flight qualification of deployable radiator using two phase technology

The main objective of this project is to develop a Deployable Thermal Radiator (DPR) based on Loop Heat Pipes Qualification Model. This includes the design, manufacturing and flight qualification testing to achieve a Technological Readiness Level (TRL) 8.

The increasing demand of power rejection in current and future satellites requires the development of deployable radiator panels which can be stowed for launch and then deployed once the satellite is on its orbit. The development of such device implies several technical challenges: to transport efficiently the heat from the heat sources to the radiator, to increase the radiator area for rejecting higher powers but keeping a lightweight solution, and to accommodate a mechanism compliant with the functional requirements and the platform interfaces.

Moreover, the DPR will be developed to guarantee modularity and scalability to be used in applications other than telecom such as Low Earth Orbit (LEO) missions, and in several platforms including full electric.  The proposed design provides a solution flexible enough to adapt this technology to different heat transport systems such as Loop Heat Pipes and Mechanical Pumped Loops.

To reach this goal, two specifications at system level will be issued for telecommunications and LEO applications. Considering these requirements, a DPR based on Loop Heat Pipes will be developed including a deployment mechanism which can cope with the functional needs. 

Several models will be manufactured. Two small scale models (one for telecom applications and the other one adapted to LEO specification) to demonstrate the fulfilment of the thermal performance and the scalability and adaptability of the design, and one DPR Qualification Model (QM). A complete flight qualification will be performed on this QM including mechanical and thermal testing at component and DPR levels.

Therefore, the proposed project allows increasing the TRL of DPR, providing to the users a product fully qualified.
CLÍNICA DA IDENTIDADE: UM ESTUDO SOBRE O SOFRIMENTO PSICOSSOCIAL COLETIVO

O presente artigo desenvolveu-se sobre uma experiência de pesquisa de mestrado durante dois anos e meio, tendo como objeto de seu estudo compreender a construção identitária com sentido emancipatório de moradores da primeira vila-ferroviária do Estado de São Paulo, a Vila de Paranapiacaba, no município de Santo André, tombada pelo patrimônio histórico, cultural e ambiental; inseridos num contexto de intenso sofrimento psicossocial, no qual figura uma incidência significativa de transtornos do pânico, depressão e casos frequentes de suicídio. Com base na teoria proposta por Antonio da Costa Ciampa, analisou-se a narrativa de 11 histórias de vida de moradores da vila, novos e antigos, de formação profissional diversa, em diferentes faixas etárias, que, corroborados com observações “in loco”, pode-se concluir que o sofrimento está fundamentado na imposição de uma política de identidade de reconhecimento perverso, instrumentalizado e legitimado por uma lógica racional-finalista do discurso público aliada à crise de sentido.
Emergence of evolutionary driving forces in pattern-forming microbial populations

Evolutionary dynamics are controlled by a number of driving forces, such as natural selection, random genetic drift and dispersal. In this perspective article, we aim to emphasize that these forces act at the population level, and that it is a challenge to understand how they emerge from the stochastic and deterministic behaviour of individual cells. Even the most basic steric interactions between neighbouring cells can couple evolutionary outcomes of otherwise unrelated individuals, thereby weakening natural selection and enhancing random genetic drift. Using microbial examples of varying degrees of complexity, we demonstrate how strongly cell–cell interactions influence evolutionary dynamics, especially in pattern-forming systems. As pattern formation itself is subject to evolution, we propose to study the feedback between pattern formation and evolutionary dynamics, which could be key to predicting and potentially steering evolutionary processes. Such an effort requires extending the systems biology approach from the cellular to the population scale. This article is part of the theme issue ‘Self-organization in cell biology’.
Early medieval glosses and the question of their genesis: a case study on the vienna bede

The early medieval period is marked by constant interchange and multicultural relationships, and has significantly shaped Western intellectual history. During this time Irish scholars started to annotate texts, i.e. underlining, highlighting, glossing etc. – techniques that quickly spread across the European continent and are still used today. Gloss-ViBe will research the early medieval Celtic glossing tradition on the Venerable Bede’s De Temporum Ratione. Its main research question is: “Are vernacular glosses original compositions or translations from original Latin glosses?” The present project will investigate the Celtic and Latin glosses found in the manuscript Vienna, Österreichische Nationalbibliothek, Codex 15298 (olim Suppl. 2698) from different angles including methodology from the digital humanities, philology, linguistics and translational studies. Since there is a lack of comprehensive editions of early medieval glossed manuscripts, this study is a pioneering and challenging task. One of its main deliverables will be the first such comprehensive digital documentary edition. It will include the primary text and all the glosses and annotations found in the Vienna Bede.  Because of the fragile nature of the manuscript and recent advances in digital humanities in conjecture with a simultaneously arising interest on how to annotate (digital) documents caused by the recent shift from paper to digital media, the proposed research is highly topical at this time. It offers insights into how information has been processed that can be directly applied to modern annotation systems. Additionally, researching the multicultural environment in which early medieval manuscripts were composed also has impact for understanding modern migration patterns, especially in a scholarly environment.
Trilateral model of civil protection: WAys, Tools and CHallenges for OUr safeTy

The morphological affinities between IT, AL and ME expose these territories to the same types of environmental risks and the inevitable consequences on the population and ecosystems that each instability or natural disasters brings. As natural risks and disasters know no borders, international cooperation in civil protection is on the increase as various countries and organizations rush to each other&#39;s aid during an emergency. Therefore, 3 WATCH OUT partnership, consisting of competent Authorities in the field of civil protection and risk reduction, together with one university and two NGOs, all with experience in research, analysis and development integration, would like to remove as much as possible any foreseeable obstacle to cross border assistance so as to ensure that disaster response operations proceed smoothly. In order to delineate a trilateral model in the field of civil protection, PPs implement different actions on their own territories, selecting some specific water landscapes, with the aim to overcome the existing barriers in case of emergency at cross border level. Selecting three type of risk (hydrogeological, seismic and fire) that affects the involved territories, project actions consist of risk analysis and mapping, pilot actions and interventions for risk reduction, dedicated workshops, field and table exercises, education and awareness actions, that allow to have a complete framework of the existing measures about risk prevention and reduction. Therefore, on the basis of these actions, and starting from EU CP Mechanism principles, 3 WATCH OUT project aims to define a trilateral cooperation model in the field of civil protection among involved Countries, in order to share experiences and competences and contributing to Europe 2020 strategy and its objectives. This model defines rules of cross border cooperation in case of emergency of one Country identifying appropriate measures to take, in order to develop a joint risk management system.
Abstract 13187: Abnormalities in Cardiac Strain are Found in Young Adults with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus

Introduction: Diabetic cardiomyopathy in adults begins with diastolic dysfunction progressing to systolic dysfunction and heart failure. Tissue Doppler imaging to measure strain and strain rate may demonstrate abnormalities earlier in the process than traditional echo. We hypothesized that abnormal strain can be found in young adults with Type II Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM). Methods: Comprehensive echocardiography and speckle-tracking imaging was measured in 338 subjects (22.2 + 3.7 years, 38% male, 63% African American) stratified into lean (L=112), obese (O=121) and T2DM (T=105) groups. Anthropometrics, BP, HR, fasting lipids, glucose and CRP were collected. Echocardiograms were performed on a GE Vivid 7 machine and read with EchoPAC®software for global longitudinal (4-chamber) strain (GS) and strain rate in systole (GSRs), early diastole (GSRe) and active diastolic phase (GSRa). ANOVA was performed to compare differences among groups for CV risk factors and strain measures and ANCOVA to determine if prese...
A nonradioactive iodide uptake assay for sodium iodide symporter function

The standard assay for sodium iodide symporter (NIS) function is based on the measurement of radioiodide uptake ((125)I) in NIS-expressing cells. However, cost and safety issues have limited the method from being used widely. Here we describe a simple spectrophotometric assay for the determination of iodide accumulation in rat thyroid-derived cells (FRTL5) based on the catalytic effect of iodide on the reduction of yellow cerium(IV) to colorless cerium(III) in the presence of arsenious acid (Sandell-Kolthoff reaction). The assay is fast and highly reproducible with a Z' factor of 0.70. This procedure allows the screening of more than 800 samples per day and can easily be adapted to robotic systems for high-throughput screening of NIS function modulators. Using this method, the potency of several known inhibitors of NIS function was evaluated in a single day with high accuracy and reliability. Measured IC(50) values were essentially identical to those determined using Na(125)I.
Inter-regional cooperation for valorisation of research results

INTERVALUE is rooted to the Digital Research Centre (DRC) of Central Macedonia aiming to contribute in the exploitation of academic research and other projects which has set the basis for its European expansions. We have experienced that cooperation between R&D supply and demand is quite a dynamic process stimulated by the current trends in business and the academia. Any long term concentration in specific sectors could be surpassed by the reality as regards to the business priorities. INTERVALUE aims to establish knowledge, support and inter-regional cooperation mechanisms with a common aim: Integration of the R&D potential in the SEE area in the sense that research is not locked in the academia but is exploited for the shake of R&D sustainability and regional development.
3D OBC Seismic Survey Productivity Enhancement with Satisfying Geophysical Requirements

Abstract Ocean Bottom Cable (OBC) seismic survey has several technical advantages over conventional towed-streamer technique as it enables the acquisition of wide azimuth and high fold datasets having long offsets and less spatial discontinuities. However, its usage is still limited because of requirement of relatively large operational efforts which likely results in more survey cost and duration. Consequently, optimization of OBC seismic survey productivity is essential to narrow the business gap with towed-streamer acquisition and enhance widespread applicability of OBC techniques. Due to the decoupled aspect of the source and receiver lines, OBC survey can inherently form numerous survey designs. Our study is conducted with the aim to find efficient OBC seismic survey designs that still satisfy established geophysical objectives among infinite selections. We introduce survey designing criteria on the basis of sampling of OVTs (Offset Vector Tile) which allows us to achieve desired offset and azimuth distributions in final imaging. Productivity analysis is then performed based on current equipment availability enabling a variety of survey designs and geometries which were not feasible previously. We also adapt several geometry options including two dual source-vessel operations:Distanced Separated Simultaneous Shooting (DS3); andDual Source-Vessel Flip-Flop Shooting (DSVFFS). Applicability of dual source-vessel operations to OBC survey has not been well described unlike marine towed-streamer and land cases. Thus, we analyse the impact of dual source-vessel operations on OBC survey efficiency. Additionally, we discuss technical challenges resulting from the relationship between OBC survey designs and the resultant interference noise wave fields not generally associated with other acquisition techniques. Introduction In spite of technical benefits of OBC surveys, time and cost are often regarded as the determining factor for the type of acquisition employed. In general and where applicable, the conventional towed-streamer survey is still the preferred business option. Therefore, further improvement of survey efficiency is important to narrow the business gap with towed-streamer acquisition and enhance widespread applicability of OBC techniques.
Flexible and open-source tool for accurate reconstruction using industrial x-ray computed tomography

Our ability to achieve breakthroughs in manufacturing is dependent on our capacity to measure the features that define these breakthroughs. In other words, we can manufacture only as well as we can measure. Recent trends indicate that the future of mass production is in additive manufacturing (AM). X-ray computed tomography (CT) is the optimal solution for quantitative inspection of AM products as it is currently the only technology that can perform non-destructive measurements of both internal and external features. However, the reliability of CT measurements is not yet established and the application of CT for product inspection is limited to qualitative tasks. FlexCT is a multi-disciplinary research project that answers the imminent need to bring CT to measurement maturity to keep the pace with the improvements and wider adoption of AM. The fields of dimensional metrology, software engineering, and manufacturing are combined to produce an effective and open solution for the decisive adoption of CT to inspection of AM and other high-value products. 
The candidate’s research experience is overwhelmingly in the field of dimensional metrology. Materialise and UAntwerp’s Vision Lab are selected strategically to ensure the successful execution of the project and to provide the candidate with exposure and training in new disciplines and work environments. Materialise is one of the world’s leading companies in AM technology and is proposed as the host institution for this project. The candidate’s exposure to and feedback from a manufacturer will allow the proposed solution to be optimized for the needs of the end-user. The secondment and collaboration with UAntwerp’s Vision Lab provides knowledge and support for tomographic reconstruction algorithms and software engineering. Dedicated training in additive manufacturing, software engineering, and leadership skills will help the candidate achieve his career goal of becoming an independent principal research scientist.
Piecemeal: a formal collaborative editing technique guaranteeing correctness

While collaboration on documents has been supported for several decades by a variety of systems and tools, in recent months a renewed interest is apparent through the appearance of new collaborative editors and applications. Some of these distributed groupware systems are plug-ins for standalone word processors, while others have a purely web-based existence. Most exemplars of the new breed of systems are based on Operational Transformations, although some are using traditional version management tools and still others utilize document-level locking techniques.
All current techniques have their own drawbacks, creating opportunities for new methods. In this paper we present a novel collaborative technique for documents which is based on transactions, schedulers, conflicts and locks. It is not meant to replace existing techniques; rather, it can be used in specific situations where the alternatives are less attractive. While our approach is highly formal with an emphasis on proving desirable properties such as guaranteed correctness, the work is part of a university-industry linkage project which aims to fully implement our technique.
HOTEL LAURIN S.R.L.

EL HOTEL ESTÁ SITUADO EN EL PASEO MARÍTIMO DE SANTA MARGHERITA LIGURE Y CUENTA CON 44 HABITACIONES PARA ACOMODAR A LOS CLIENTES. LA PROPIEDAD NO CUENTA CON UN SERVICIO DE CATERING INTERNO: EL RESTAURANTE FUE ARRENDADO DE UNA SUCURSAL DE NEGOCIOS A UN SUJETO DE TERCEROS. EL HOTEL NO CUENTA CON UNA PLAYA PRIVADA DONDE PUEDA ACOMODAR A SUS CLIENTES Y NO CUENTA CON INSTALACIONES DE BIENESTAR. LA ESTRUCTURA ES CÓMODA Y PERMITE A LOS HUÉSPEDES GESTIONAR SU ESTANCIA CON LA MÁXIMA LIBERTAD, DANDO INDICACIONES SOBRE INSTALACIONES QUE PUEDEN OFRECER SERVICIOS COMPLEMENTARIOS.
Take Me Home/Take Me to Your Live – international furniture industry promotion program

Reference number of the aid programme: SA 42799(2015/X) Purpose of public aid:_Art.19 The owner of TMH, who has many years of experience in marketing large Polish brands, knows that promotion of the brand and building its awareness on a given market requires gigantic financial outlays, which the company does not have. Thanks to the grants and measures of the property, the company can reach the buyers of the largest distribution chains, online shops, architects and journalists through the biggest trade fairs, i.e. the most important decision-makers and participants of the furniture market. In the case of the furniture market, the importance of events is immense, because the market offer is richer each year, and the possibility of seeing, touching, evaluating the finishing and testing of furniture is extremely important in the purchasing process. Oh, God damn it. TMH on the Polish market confirms that the establishment of cooperation with large stores causes further interest and results in reaching not only an ever wider group of final recipients, but also to architects/editors of interior writings TMH within the framework of the project in the period I.2017- VI.2019 plans: — participation in 6 international fairs (2x IMM Colonia/Germany, Northmodern/Denmark, iSaloni/Italy, Stockholme Furniture and Light Fair/Sweden, Index/ZEA); — participation in an individual economic mission to the UAE as a selected prospective market for products offered by the company; —participation in forward market training; — the use of advisory services related to the same prospective market together with the development of a strategy for the company concerning expansion from the UAE; — preparation and implementation of additional information and promotion activities, including website translations and printing of catalogues and folders necessary to promote products especially at trade fairs. The planned action could not take place without EU support under the Smart Growth Operational Programme and their reality