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Talent4Bbi: developing talent for bio-based industries of europe

Cutting-edge PhD training in bio-based industries is a critical necessity to tackle the challenges, risks and strategic opportunities of the rapidly evolving European bioeconomy. Talent4BBI will provide a unique opportunity for Early Stage Researchers to develop key skills, competencies and experience required by bio-based industries through a targeted programme for future bioeconomy leaders. Coordinated by BiOrbic Bioeconomy SFI Research Centre at University College Dublin (Ireland) over a 60-month programme duration, 11 ESRs will undertake PhDs of 48 months cohosted by academia and industry. ESRs will be recruited and co-hosted by a consortium of 16 partners across 8 Member States and 1 Associated Country (7 universities and 9 leading bio-based industries) with a wealth of collective experience in training talented mobile researchers. 3 additional partners will contribute their expertise to the training programme. In line with the principles set out in the Charter and Code and with the EU Principles for Innovative Doctoral Training, a unique practice-based pedagogy will enable graduates to thrive in an industrial and academic research setting and enhance ESR career opportunities in line with the MSCA COFUND work programme objectives. Talent4BBI’s selection process will be guided by principles of openness, transparency, merit, impartiality and equality for the ESRs. Talent4BBI will impact the European Research Area through developing a uniquely qualified and career-driven talent pool, driving effective cooperation between industry and academia, and boosting the development of bio-based industries.
European industrial doctorate in innovative polymers for lithium battery technologies

POLYTE-EID European Industrial Doctorate will offer excellent training opportunities to 3 Early Stage Researchers in the area of Polymers for Electrochemical Energy Storage. POLYTE-EID puts together the expertise in batteries for automotive of Toyota Motor Europe (TME) with the academic excellence in polymers of the University of the Basque Country (POLYMAT).  The final objective is to train scientists who may face some of the upcoming European energy and transportation challenges. The project proposal is a well-balanced combination of fundamental material&polymer science with applied research in electrochemical energy storage technologies. The project will search the development of new polymeric materials to increase the performance and security of actual and future batteries.
Computed tomography targets for efficient guidance of catheter ablation in ventricular tachycardia

Patients at risk of ventricular tachycardia (VT), the primary cause of sudden cardiac death, commonly undergo catheter ablation to cauterize the areas within myocardial scars responsible for arrythmias. However, the initial phase of the intervention devoted to identifying the ablation targets currently involves the intra-cardiac insertion of a mapping catheter characterized for being invasive, often inaccurate, and time-consuming. Pre-operative implementation of 3D cardiac imaging approaches to provide detailed structural information on ablation targets could overcome the shortcomings of standard catheter-based mapping. Still, state-of-the-art techniques have not lived up to their potential so far. During his ERC Starting Grant ECSTATIC (2017-2022), Prof. Hubert Cochet at University of Bordeaux developed a novel 3D image-processing technology (MAP-IN-HEART) which would allow cardiologists to locate VT ablation targets and guide ablation procedures in a non-invasive, highly precise and rapid manner using widely available cardiac CT images, without the need for a mapping catheter. In this ERC PoC project, we will investigate the technical feasibility of the innovative MAP-IN-HEART approach by assessing its efficiency and safety in a limited clinical study, and performing a cost-efficiency analysis. Moreover, we will ensure Freedom-To-Operate and explore all the potential paths for commercialization to finally develop a viable business strategy based on the technological aspects, the market needs and trends. Lastly, during this project we will gain technical and commercial proof-of-concept, providing the necessary information for potential commercialisation routes.
Industrialization of software and libraries for crack propagation in material and structures using the thick level set method

The understanding and the reliable prediction of material degradation, crack initiation and propagation is of vital importance in engineering. It allows the evaluation of product lifecycle and the criticality of exceptional loads. Also, it enables maintenance optimization in a wide range of industries (automotive, aircraft, nuclear…).  Thanks to the ERC “XLS” grant, a new approach coined TLS (“Thick Level Set”) was developed to simulate crack propagation from sane material to critical rupture. The main advantage of this approach is that it takes into account both crack initiation and crack propagation without mesh size or mesh orientation dependency. This combination is not currently available in the industry.
The TLS software sources (coined TTK for TLS Tool Kit) has been produced mostly during the ERC project. They were recently registered in the software protection agency. The POC goal is to transform the TTK software to industry usable software and to reach a win-win agreement with a well-established service company who will perform paid studies.
Complex formation and background impurity of Oxygen in the PbTe:Eu doped crystals grown from melt by the Bridgman method

Abstract The magnetic field dependence of magnetization M (B) at the temperature 1.72 K in magnetic fields up to 5 T and the temperature dependence of magnetic susceptibility ( M S ) χ (T) in the temperature range 1.7–400 K of six PbTe:Eu samples with the concentration of Eu impurity of the order of 1×10 19 –1×10 20  cm −3 , prepared from the doped crystals grown from the melt by the Bridgman method, have been investigated. It is shown that the dependence of M (B) and χ (T) can be quantitatively explained by the contribution of the single centers of Eu ions, their pairs, and the matrix of the doped crystals using the same set of parameters for each sample. This is true provided we use in our analysis the values of the exchange integrals between Eu ions in EuO normalized with the lattice constant of PbTe, i.e., J 1 /k B =0.056 K for the ferromagnetic interaction of the NN (nearest neighbor) pairs and J 2 /k B =−0.13 K for the antiferromagnetic interaction of the NNN (next nearest neighbor) pairs, as well as different values of the M S of crystal χ matrix . It is revealed that the probability of the formation of complexes based on the magnetic impurity pairs is higher in the incipient section of a doped ingot, and it decreases towards the ingot end where the single centers of Eu ions become the only centers of the impurity. We conclude that the pairs of Eu 2+ ions, which are formed during the growth of the PbTe:Eu ingots from melt by the Bridgman method, are the constituents of the complexes of the magnetic impurities with the background Oxygen impurities in the crystal matrix of the doped lead telluride. It is shown that the formation of the complexes leads to an increase of the M S of crystal matrix χ matrix and can even cause the change of its sign from minus to plus, i.e., it can convert the crystal matrix from the diamagnetic to paramagnetic state. The possible causes of this effect are analyzed.
FERVENTO BIORETES

ZIEL DES PROJEKTS IST ES, DAS START-UP „FERVENTO“ EINZURICHTEN, UM „BIORETES“ ZU INDUSTRIALISIEREN UND ZU KOMMERZIALISIEREN, EINE TECHNOLOGIE ZUR SCHNELLEN ENTWICKLUNG VON ONLINE-PLATTFORMEN FÜR DIE BIOINFORMATIK-ANALYSE, DIE GEBRAUCHSFERTIGE WERKZEUGE ZUR INTERPRETATION VON ERGEBNISSEN ENTHÄLT. DIE INNOVATIONSKRAFT VON BIORETES IST SEINE FÄHIGKEIT, DEM MEDIZINISCHEN SEKTOR, DER PHARMAINDUSTRIE UND DER BIOTECHNOLOGIE DEN BEDARF AN INGENIEUR-INFORMATIK-FÄHIGKEITEN FÜR DIE ENTWICKLUNG MARKTREIFER PLATTFORMEN ZU BESEITIGEN: CIÃ² VERSETZT MITTELSTÄNDISCHE BIOTECH-UNTERNEHMEN MIT BIOINFORMATIK-RESSOURCEN OHNE ZUSÄTZLICHE FÄHIGKEITEN IN DIE ENTWICKLUNG MIT KOSTENGÜNSTIGEN, WERTSCHÖPFENDEN UND QUALITATIV HOCHWERTIGEN ANALYSELÖSUNGEN (FEHLERFESTIGKEIT, SKALIERBARKEIT, SOFTWAREWARTUNG).
BF VON BRIVIO FLAVIO

DAS UNTERNEHMEN HAT SEINEN SITZ IN DER GEMEINDE SAN BARTOLOMEO AL MARE IN DER PROVINZ IMPERIA UND IST SEIT MEHREREN JAHREN AUF DEM SPEZIALISIERTEN BEREICH DER INNENEINRICHTUNG TÄTIG. GEGRÜNDET ALS HANDWERKSWERKSTATT, IST DAS UNTERNEHMEN DER ERBE EINER LANGEN FAMILIENTRADITION DES ERFOLGS, DIE WÄHREND VIER GENERATIONEN VON LOMBARDI TISCHLER KONSOLIDIERT WURDE, AUF DEM GEBIET DER „BRIANZA“, DIE SEIT JEHER DER STANDORT DER EXZELLENZ IM BEREICH DER HOLZBEARBEITUNG UND MASSGESCHNEIDERTE MÖBEL WAR. IN BEZUG AUF DIE PRODUKTION GIBT ES ZWEI LINIEN, NÄMLICH DIE HEIMLINIE FÜR PRIVATPERSONEN UND DIE VERTRAGSLINIE, DIE AUF HOTELEINRICHTUNGEN AUSGERICHTET IST. DIE HAUSLINIE ZEICHNET SICH DURCH DIE HOHE DIFFERENZIERUNG UND EINZIGARTIGKEIT DER PRODUKTE AUS, DIE AN DEN KUNDEN GERICHTET SIND, FÜR DEN PROJEKTE UND REALISIERUNGEN VON MASSGESCHNEIDERTEN MÖBELN VORGESCHLAGEN WERDEN. IN DIESER HINSICHT BAUT „B.F. MOBILI“ SEIT JAHREN EINE FRUCHTBARE ZUSAMMENARBEIT MIT MEHREREN ARCHITEKTEN AUF. WIE FÜR DIE VERTRAGSLINIE IMMER SIE
Alfabeat ALFA – accelerator and investment fund for R & D projects using horizontal information technologies and in the early stages of development

Alfabeat ALFA develops the scope of Alfabeat technology accelerator to invest in R & D projects with high market potential. The capital raised from private investors (PLN 6 million) and public funds (PLN 24 million) will allow for a period of 4 years to identify at least 400 R & D projects matching the Fund’s industry profile, acceleration and legal and technological verification (PoP phase) at least 80 of them, and then invest (PoC phase) in the 20 projects with the highest potential. The objectives will be achieved by: a proprietary process involving: — unique strategy of acquiring projects, – intensive support during the PoP phase (acceleration and verification with the participation of a team member and patent attorney, as well as technological verification identifying technological challenges and preliminary R & D plan), – evaluation of each project by the Board of Experts in the form of a panel, – capital investment after the decision of the Investment Committee, – intensive experience between the new company and the team in the PoC phase (including the supervision of the Polish partners) and the development of the company’s values, but also the construction of the company’s value, – intensive cooperation between the new company and the team in the PoC phase (including supervision and cooperation with partners) — implementation of R & D projects in SMEs and carrying out technological analyses – legal analyses on investment and intellectual property rights – intensive business support of originators under acceleration – making equity investments in seed funds, including BRIdge Alfa – acquiring subsequent rounds of funding and conducting exit transactions c) effective acquisition of R & D projects: — from two target groups – research teams and R & D teams in SMEs
Antika global and digital

Project to strengthen and qualify Antika’s international presence, through integrated betting on a B2B digital platform, new brands and collections, a plan of prospecting actions and participation in international reference events, as well as a more comprehensive product offering.
STORAGE OF COMPUTER DATA

In a hierarchical storage management system, files are automatically archived when they have not been accessed for a specified period. With large database files, the file cannot be archived, even though only a small number of records has been used. In this invention an auxiliary database is maintained indicating which data blocks have been accessed and on what dates. Non-accessed blocks can then be archived and deleted from the disk file to reduce storage requirements.
High power density fc system for aerial passenger vehicle fueled by liquid hydrogen

The main goal of HEAVEN project is to design, develop and integrate a powertrain based on high power fuel cell and cryogenic technology into an existing 2-4 seats aircraft for testing in flight operation. Specifically, the project proposes to design a modular architecture with modular systems that can be scale-up to other sizes of aircrafts and UAV applications. The design methodology is complemented with safety and regulation analysis. Regarding the fuel cell technology, two high power PEM fuel cell systems of 45 kW based on metallic bipolar plates will be adapted for aircraft applications and integrated with optimized balance of plant components to obtain an enhanced 90kW fuel cell system able to propel without support of a battery the aircraft operating modes. The hydrogen storage will be based on cryogenic technology successfully applied in previous space applications in order to achieve a gravimetric index of about 15% for a hydrogen payload between 10 and 25 kg that provides an autonomy range to the demonstrator of 5-8 hours. Moreover, HEAVEN project will leverage existing drivetrain components and an aircraft demonstrator in order to achieve an overall and successful TRL6 at the end of the project. The technology developments will be enriched with economic and business assessments during the execution of the project. Thus, HEAVEN will produce estimations of a total cost of ownership for the entire life cycle of the technology and business plan for the deployment of the technology in different aeronautics applications.
Finally, HEAVEN consortium comprises large companies, SMEs and well-known research center with a strong experience and knowledge in fuel cell technology development for aeronautic applications that is supported with the participation in previous relevant H2020 projects and national projects.
MACHINE FOR TWISTING A FIBROUS TEXTILE MATERIAL

The machine comprises a main fixed frame (1), housing several working positions, each position comprising: on the upper part, a supply unit (A), for textile material and, on the lower part, a spinning and twisting unit (R), in alignment and corresponding with the above. The supply unit (A) has means for a vertical displacement, in a plane essentially parallel to that including said units (A) and (R), corresponding to a height adjustment with relation to the spinning unit (R), in order to permit a concomitant loading and unloading of bodies (2, 3) for said supply unit (A) with a lowering movement (lower level (15)) and/or to provide an adjustment of the textile on adjusting the upper level (14), corresponding to a working position.
IT Il saggio si interroga sulla possibilità di definire ciò che è bene, e quindi eticamente sostenibile, nell'educazione linguistica.Ovvero, vaglia su quali dimensioni e con quali modalità si debba procedere per una valutazione etica dell'approccio, il metodo e la pratica dell'insegnamento/apprendimento delle lingue.Tale valutazione passerà attraverso la disamina di quel settore di studi che in Italia prende il nome, con sfumature e riferimenti spesso profondamente diversi, di educazione linguistica.Identificare una chiara definizione di questo ambito interdisciplinare di ricerca e del concetto stesso di educazione linguistica, dei suoi elementi cardine e dei suoi specifici oggetti di studio sembra essere un'operazione necessaria e un presupposto indispensabile per una riflessione etica sulle azioni dell'educazione linguistica anche in termini di sostenibilità del sistema glottodidattica.
INCREASE COMPETITIVENESS SMES — ECO CENTER SARDEGNA S.R.L.

THE INITIATIVE IS AIMED AT INCREASING THE PRODUCTION CAPACITY OF THE COMPANY’S PLANT THROUGH THE REDEVELOPMENT OF THE EXISTING UNCOVERED AREA FOR THE CREATION OF NEW OPEN-AIR SPACES FOR THE RESERVOIR OF WASTE BY MEANS OF MASONRY WORKS, THE PURCHASE OF A PLANT FOR THE PACKAGING OF THE DRY FRACTION OF MUNICIPAL AND INDUSTRIAL WASTE, OF A TRAILER, OF COMPACTERS AND VARIOUS EQUIPMENT.
Female participation in high-tech enterprises

FEMINA partners believe that increased female participation can make high-tech SMEs more competitive. This belief, based on academic studies and practical experience, must become part of mainstream policy.
The gender gap is still visible in high-tech sectors across EU-28: women represented 29% of entrepreneurs in 2014 and 32.5% of employees in high-tech manufacturing and knowledge-intensive services in 2015. This is not a question of social inclusion. It is about economic growth: studies show that the women’s specific skills can help to diversify and consolidate enterprises; that closing the gender gap could generate an EU GDP increase of 13%.

In this context, FEMINA partners cooperate at interregional level to reach their overall aim: to ensure that selected policy instruments are integrated with measures to promote female engagement in their high-tech sectors, with a focus on sectors in their RIS3.

FEMINA considers how to identify, implement, monitor and evaluate policy measures that break down barriers to female high-tech entrepreneurship, to employment and career progression in high-tech SMEs and to the gender dimension of innovation in funding schemes for high-tech start-ups and SMEs.

Policy improvements are foreseen through specific projects funded to address these barriers, through improved policy management (e.g. gender criteria in monitoring) and through strategic focus, whereby partners work to include female participation in high-tech as a fundamental principle of their policies for SME competitiveness.

FEMINA’s main outputs are Action Plans, detailing these desired changes, which partners and selected stakeholders will implement and monitor over a 2-year period. The results of this implementation will benefit SMEs and the territory. An increase in female participation in high-tech entrepreneurship, employment and leadership should establish a culture of gender parity in these sectors, with impact on inclusive growth and regional competitiveness.
Trends in the First Three Classroom Teachers in City of Irbid towards the Integration of Disabled Students with its Various Dimensions

This study aimed to identify the trends of the first three classroom teachers  towards the integration of disabled students with normal students at the first three classrooms in the city of Irbid   in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, a questionnaire was distributed to achieve this purpose through  measuring the attitudes of teachers towards integrating disabled students with their normal colleagues, where the  questionnaire has included three dimensions (psychological , social and academic) and the study sample consisted of 193 teachers who teach the first three classrooms in the city of Irbid. The study concluded by using means, percentages, standard deviations and level of significance that there is a presence of positive attitudes among the teachers towards integration, although there are differences in directions on the dimensions included in the questionnaire, however, these differences were not statistical significant. It was recommended by this study a need for conducting further studies to specify the parents of disabled trends toward the integration.
Empowerment through liquid integration of migrant youth in vulnerable conditions

MIMY is a comparative interdisciplinary study of migrant integration with the aim of empowering young migrants in vulnerable conditions and supporting integration strategies within the EU. The project brings together 11 disciplines and 12 partners to examine the dynamic, open-ended process of integration at the EU, national and local level by examining 18 case studies within 9 countries. MIMY analyzes integration policies and strategies across macro (EU migration policies), meso (regional economic & social systems) and micro (individual practices) levels by establishing a unified theoretical framework at the intersection of liquid integration, resilience and vulnerability. The innovative, multi-method approach (e.g. policy analyses, quantitative data analysis, delphi study and participatory action research) provides in-depth analyses of: 1) the long-term socio-economic effects of successful and failed integration; 2) factors fostering or hindering integration processes of young migrants (considering the heterogeneity and diverse biographical backgrounds); and 3) how diverse social actors and institutions can support the agency of young migrants by further strengthening their resilience and resistance strategies.  In contrast to existing approaches, MIMY emphasizes and combines the vertical (multi-level governance structure) and horizontal (sector policies) axes. MIMY will show which integration strategies and policies can successfully support the empowerment of young vulnerable migrants to become active citizens within an inclusive society by working in close cooperation with migrants as peer researchers. It will contribute extensively to integration studies - empirically, methodologically and conceptually - through its place- and gender-sensitive and migrant-centred approach. MIMY offers direct benefits to young migrants and evidence-based policy-recommendations will help to push policy and practice innovation in the field of migrant youth integration in Europe.
Community Detection for Multiplex Social Networks Based on Relational Bayesian Networks

Many techniques have been proposed for community detection in social networks. Most of these techniques are only designed for networks defined by a single relation. However, many real networks are multiplex networks that contain multiple types of relations and different attributes on the nodes. In this paper we propose to use relational Bayesian networks for the specification of probabilistic network models, and develop inference techniques that solve the community detection problem based on these models. The use of relational Bayesian networks as a flexible high-level modeling framework enables us to express different models capturing different aspects of community detection in multiplex networks in a coherent manner, and to use a single inference mechanism for all models.