SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Electrodermal orienting reactivity-based safeguard system for early detection of suicide propensity

According to the World Health Organization there are 800,000 suicides and 10 million attempts yearly. Appallingly, suicide is the third cause of death among 15-44 years and the second in 15-29 years old.
Suicide is a major burden to society emotionally, but also economically. Costs incurred by each attempt rise to €100,000. Half reduction in the number of attempts would save €20 billion to the EU alone.
Depression is the disorder most commonly attributed to suicide affecting 350 M people. Antidepressants are commonly prescribed, but they prove to be insufficient if the patient is at risk of committing suicide. However, there are no reliable tests so far to distinguish depressed patients not-at-risk, from those actually at-risk of committing suicide.
In response, the Swedish company EMOTRA has developed EDOR-BOX, an innovative biomarker-based device for early detection of suicide risk. Our technology analyzes brain reactivity expressed as sweat impulses when exposed to audio signals. Absent brain responses are reflected in electrodermal hyporeactivity (no electrodermal responses), which we use as a biomarker for suicide risk in depressed patients.
EDOR's main objective is to market a unique tool for effective diagnosis of suicide risk in patients from all age groups. We have already demonstrated the safety and efficacy of our device in adults, with 97% sensitivity in clinical trials. Now we aim to ensure its applicability in youngsters, due to the alarming suicide rates in this population.
Our method is a cost-effective solution to prevent suicide by ensuring early detection of the risk. EDOR-BOX will provide estimated revenues of €17 M five years upon introduction, with a global impact and the creation of 50 new jobs. Ultimately, EDOR-BOX will overcome the limitations in our healthcare due to the lack of non-subjective diagnostic tools to detect an early onset of suicide propensity, as well as the economic burden coming from non-detected suicidal cases.
Triggering of volcanic eruptions by large earthquakes

When a large earthquake occurs near an active volcano, there is often concern that volcanic eruptions may be triggered by the earthquake. In this study, recently accumulated, reliable data were analyzed to quantitatively evaluate the probability of the occurrence of new eruptions of volcanoes located near the epicenters of large earthquakes. For volcanoes located within 200 km of large earthquakes of magnitude 7.5 or greater, the eruption occurrence probability increases by approximately 50% for 5 years after the earthquake origin time. However, no significant increase in the occurrence probability of new eruptions was observed at distant volcanoes or for smaller earthquakes. The present results strongly suggest that new eruptions are likely triggered by static stress changes and/or strong ground motions caused by nearby large earthquakes. This is not similar to the previously presented evidence that volcanic earthquakes at distant volcanoes are remotely triggered by surface waves generated by large earthquakes.
DEVICE FOR TREATING A THREAD

The invention relates to a device for treating a thread with compressed air. To this end, the device has an intermingling device which is encapsulated in a housing with respect to the environment. For thread guidance, the housing has a thread inlet and an opposite thread outlet. In order to prevent direct transmission of noise through the thread inlet and the thread outlet, according to the invention the thread inlet and/or the thread outlet is formed in each case by two separate opening slots in quick succession and a thread guiding member between the opening slots.
An Integrated Care Model With Implementation Roadmap to Improve Chlamydia trachomatis Management and Control in India

Chlamydia trachomatis is the world's most prevalent bacterial Sexually Transmitted infection (STI). It is associated with a wide range of health consequences and sequelae in both the short and long term. Enhanced control of urogenital C. trachomatis infection is particularly important in low- and middle-income countries such as India, where most of the burden goes unnoticed and where limited systematic data is available to gauge the current situation. The World Health Organization (WHO) recently issued its latest strategy on STIs, which is aligned with the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Taking the WHO framework into account; this paper puts forward an integrated care model to strengthen the management and control of C. trachomatis in India. The model is compiled of five key components of STI management (awareness, prevention diagnosis, treatment and follow-up). The model considers barriers to effective C. trachomatis control into account. The barriers are discussed and compiled into different categories. A roadmap for the implementation of other similar models to enhance C. trachomatis control in the future is provided.
METHOD OF PRODUCING A COMPONENT SHIELDED FROM ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION

The present invention relates to a method for producing a substrate shielded from electromagnetic radiation, to substrates and devices obtainable according to said method and uses thereof for shielding electromagnetic radiation, especially in the field of electromobility.
A generalized Irving–Kirkwood formula for the calculation of stress in molecular dynamics models

In non-equilibrium molecular dynamics simulations, continuum mechanics quantities can be computed from the position and momentum of the particles based on the classical Irving-Kirkwood formalism. For practical purposes, the implementations of Irving-Kirkwood formulas often involve a spatial averaging using a smooth kernel function. The resulting formula for the stress has been known as Hardy stress. Usually results obtained this way still need to be further processed to reduce the fluctuation, e.g., by ensemble or time averaging. In this paper we extend Hardy's formulas by systematically incorporating both spatial and temporal averaging into the expression of continuum quantities. The derivation follows the Irving-Kirkwood formalism, and the average quantities still satisfy conservation laws in continuum mechanics. We will discuss the selection of kernel functions and present several numerical tests.
Energetic materials composed of coordination polymers: {[Zn(μ-atrz)<sub>3</sub>](ClO<sub>4</sub>)<sub>2</sub>·2H<sub>2</sub>O}<sub>n</sub> and {[Cu(μ-atrz)<sub>3</sub>](NO<sub>3</sub>)<sub>2</sub>·2H<sub>2</sub>O}<sub>n</sub>

An improved synthetic pathway for trans-4,4′-azo-1,2,4-triazole (atrz) was discovered. Pure atrz was obtained directly without any other separation step in an environment friendly process. Treatment of atrz with zinc perchlorate and cupric nitrate led to the isolation of {[Zn(μ-atrz)3](ClO4)2·2H2O}n and {[Cu(μ-atrz)3](NO3)2·2H2O}n, which were well characterized. Their structures were determined by X-ray crystallographic analysis. The calculation results of the formation of {[Zn(μ-atrz)3](ClO4)2 2H2O}n and {[Cu(μ-atrz)3](NO3)2 2H2O}n indicates that the perfect crystal structures in spite of much resistance. A fundamental understanding of the structure and thermal properties involves factors, such as conjugated system, crystal structure, and inorganic metallic compounds that affect their thermal behavior. The high energy of the coordination compounds consists of chemical, electronic, and potential energy. The potential for the improvement of the coordination polymer opens up a new world for research of ener...
DEVELOPMENT OF A CROSSBORDER NETWORK FOR THE PROMOTION OF THE ACCESSIBLE TOURISM DESTINATIONS

The goal of the project is to develop and promote a wide crossborder network of accessible tourist destinations with natural and cultural heritage in order to reduce reliance on seasonal tourism and promote social inclusion by sharing approaches and methods and by joint-promoting tourism services for disadvantaged people and for those with special accessibility needs (e.g. the disabled, the elderly).This project is being presented by a broad partnership of 13 organizations based throughout the admissible area. They joined forces to develop accessible tourism with the aim of extending the tourism season, as well as to swap experience and harmonize methods in a bid to ensure greater output transferability and cooperation between local stakeholders in each destination. The partnership comprises regional and local governments, bodies and agencies involved in tourism and in caring for people with disabilities; these organizations also have experience in accessible tourism, sustainable tourism and the social field. Partners include one university, one training centre and one cooperative with ample experience in analysis and training for tourism and social needs; they will help establish methods and assess outputs._x000D_
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Information added on 2020-05-18, regarding the mitigation of the effects of COVID-19 (the coronavirus pandemic that started in 2019) (English language only): Considering that the project has the aim to promote accessible tourist destinations, the project's outputs could support the economic operators in promotion aims that take into account COVID-19 "healthy access measures".
ACCUMULATOR

The present invention provides an underwater-based accumulator system comprising at least one accumulator unit adapted to extract energy from a driving medium in the form of a liquid received in an inlet (13) at a pressure approximately equal to ambient water pressure, and to utilize it. the energy to pressurize hydraulic fluid stored in the accumulator unit so that this hydraulic fluid, at any depth beyond a defined minimum depth, can be delivered via an outlet (8) with a desired overpressure relative to ambient pressure.
Fostering critical identities through social media archival images

The aim of IMACTIS is to stimulate European citizens into using social network images in a way as to manage their identities in a critical manner. Digital media have profoundly changed the meaning of identity through two different shifts pertaining to social interaction. On the one hand, experience-based communication such as the acts of liking, following, and sharing, together with the diffusion of representations such as selfies, point of view shots, and live videos, have led to the dissemination of instinctive forms of identity expression. On the other hand, the profiling of people’s social and political circles (Facebook), entertainment tastes (Netflix), service or product needs (Amazon and AdSense), and even of their sexual partners (Grindr and Tinder), has led to the delegation of behavioural identity management to algorithms. The main hypothesis of IMACTIS is that in order to link experiential representations with algorithmic management in the current communication environment, a reflexive and conscious narrative identity based on one’s own visual archives is required.  By approaching images as an everyday language, I will develop two axes of research built on a semio-rhetorical perspective: 1) I will study, by means of big data computer science methods, the heterogeneous and complex European visual cultures to be found on social media: the ethnic and physical variety of people and places, and the most used configurations and themes. 2) I will build another, more complex set of visual corpora, that of found footage videos belonging to the fiction, information, and ludic macro-genres. These corpora will serve as an experimental field: the narration strategies built upon the reuse of visual archives will be adapted to identity narrations on social networks. The resulting repertory of rhetorical strategies will aim to exploit the positive diversity embedded in European Union identity, as stated in the official motto “United in Diversity.”
The Role of Psychological Empowerment to Support IT Adoption in Micro-enterprises.

The backbone of the U.S economy is micro-enterprises which are the smallest form of business and are often owned by a single entrepreneur with very limited resources. It appears that when these micro-enterprises adopt ICTs, their ability to survive and grow increases. Through two in-depth case studies, this research explains how Information Technology may be adopted and supported within micro-enterprises through the process of applying IT interventions targeted to their needs. The findings show that through IT interventions, micro-entrepreneurs have the potential to be psychologically empowered through skill development and critical awareness enabling them to be positioned for positive cycles of growth.
Dispositivo de compuertas de regulación para una instalación de presión diferencial de protección contra humos y procedimiento para el control de un dispositivo de compuertas de regulación

Dispositivo de compuertas de regulación para una instalación de presión diferencial de protección contra humos, con una carcasa (110) y al menos una compuerta de regulación (101 a 108) montada de forma pivotable alrededor de un eje de rotación, donde la compuerta de regulación (101 a 108) está acoplada en el estado cerrado a al menos un primer (190) y al menos un segundo dispositivo de recuperación (200), donde el primer (190) y segundo dispositivo de recuperación (200) están configurados de manera que las fuerzas de recuperación, que se pueden aplicar por el primer (190) y segundo dispositivo de recuperación (200), contrarrestan una apertura de la compuerta de regulación (101 a 108) hasta una presión de apertura predeterminada que actúa sobre la compuerta de regulación (101 a 108), caracterizado porque está previsto un dispositivo de desacoplamiento para desacoplar el primer dispositivo de recuperación (190) de la compuerta de regulación (101 a 108) en cuanto la compuerta de regulación (101-108) está abierta en un ángulo de apertura predeterminado.
Advanced space weather detector

The objective of the project is to develop an Advanced low-cost High Resolution Cosmic Ray Detector: State-of-the-art particle-accelerator-derived TRL6-proven technology innovatively applied to Space Weather. 

The short-term business concept is the use of such detectors for advanced early detection of Geomagnetic Storms with unprecedented accuracy and local data, which has an immense European/Global commercial interest due to the growing problems generated by Space Weather events, the fragility of our infrastructures and the broad range of industries which are severely affected by them. 

This global-impact project bases its commercial opportunity in the well-known vast cost saving potential of accurate early warnings for key industrial sectors such as Energy, Telecommunications, GNSS, Transportation or Insurance.

The detector will have unparalleled resolution and low cost. This will make it possible to monitor critical infrastructures on-site. It will also allow to create a low-cost, dense, high resolution European/Global network of such detectors. Both applications are absolute novelties.

The detector will be affordable, standalone, modular and scalable, which will make it perfect also as lab equipment. Its broad range of scientific applications and low cost will mean that many small research departments will benefit from it, maximizing the international impact of the project. This can also boost the research in areas such as Space Weather, restricted until now to big experiments. 

Universities, international experiments, Astrophysics, Space Weather, Climate and other research institutes will comprise the end-users together with the main customers: the private sector.

In this phase 1, a comprehensive study of all the resources needed for phase 2 will be carried out, this will include business plan, marketing plan including all potential stakeholders and financial/economic study, taking into account H2020 funding as well as the company’s own resources.
CONVERTIBLE LAMP ARRAY

A convertible lamp array device comprising a spine member and a first and second side panels rotatably connected to the spine member. The spine member and the first and second side panels have at least one source of light connected thereto. The first side panel and the second side panel can be rotated relative to the spine member into an open position to allow the sources of light emit light towards a target area. The first side panel and the second side panel can be rotated in a second direction relative to the spine member to arrange the device in a closed position for storage of the device. The device is free standing in the open position to allow the device to be used without any external support.
La participation des partenaires sociaux à la gestion de la crise du COVID‐19: le dialogue social tripartite en Espagne, en Italie et au Portugal

Résumé Les partenaires sociaux ont‐ils été associés à la gestion de la crise du COVID‐19? Pour le savoir, l'auteur observe les pratiques tripartites en Espagne, en Italie et au Portugal en 2020. Il recherche les variables économiques et politiques susceptibles d'avoir contribué au renouveau du dialogue social tripartite observé dans ces pays, par rapport à la crise économique précédente. L'abandon des politiques d'austérité et un sentiment de responsabilité partagé par les partenaires sociaux et les gouvernements semblent avoir contribué à la conclusion de plusieurs accords, de nature et de portée variables, mais qui permettent de conclure au renforcement du dialogue social au plus haut niveau.
PELT BOARD

A pelt board (11) is disclosed for stretching and drying of tubular pelts (5), the pelt board (11) having a tip end (4) from which the pelt is drawn onto the pelt board (11) and a foot end (2), wherein the pelt board (11) has a lower part (8) nearest the foot end (2) where the outer cross-sectional circumference of the pelt board (11) is substantially constant and an upper part (9) between the lower part (8) and the tip end (4), where the outer cross-sectional circumference of the upper part (9) gradually decreases towards the tip end (4), wherein the longitudinal extent (L1) of the lower part (8) is in the range of 36 to 50 cm, more preferably in the range of 40 to 45 cm. Furthermore is disclosed an extension piece for connecting with a standard pelt board and fat-absorbing inner bags (13, 19) for use with the pelt board (11).
Immunobiology of lymphoid stromal cells

In 1984, Nossal wrote ‘‘A readership consisting of primarily anatomists has every right to question the favorite sport of research workers in cell immunology. This is to take a lymphoid tissue and totally destroy its beautiful and elaborately designed architecture to obtain simple cell suspension of lymphocytes, which are then asked to do more or less all the jobs of the original anatomic masterpiece’’. Growing evidence that lymph node (LN) stromal cells control the motility, activation and survival of lymphocytes has reinforced this view. These architectural cells assemble in 3D networks that regulate LN homeostasis and control its ability to remodel during inflammation. Understanding stromal cell biology is thus mandatory to our full comprehension of the immune system but this ambitious objective is technically challenging. As the complexity of the LN cannot be modelled in culture, knowledge gained from in vitro experiments is limited and will not address many relevant questions related to the biology of LN stromal cells, in particular (i) the elucidation of their origin and the precursor/product relationships that link them, (ii) the determination of their behavior in inflamed LNs and (iii) their subsequent fate in LNs that have returned to homeostasis. To this aim, I have developed several original, cutting-edge multicolor fluorescent reporter mouse models and computational modeling approaches to map the fate of single stromal cells and their progeny in situ. Using this innovative approach, my group will investigate the spatio-temporal behavior and molecular cues that orchestrate the development and dynamics of the major LN stromal cell populations in vivo, at steady state and under inflammatory conditions, at the single cell level. Because the proposed studies will unravel the precursor/product relationships linking the various stromal cell types, we anticipate to provide the first “Phylogenetic tree” of LN stromal cell development and remodeling.
The Effect of Doping and the Thickness of the Layers on CIGS Solar Cell Efficiency

The main problemswith the use of fossil fuels is the restrictions on their access and the detrimental consequences of their use which causes a threat to human health and quality of life. Consequently, the use of other energy sources has become necessary. Renewable Energy as a permanent and clean energy source is an answer to this problem. One such energy source includes photovoltaic solar energy that is widely available as a reliable energy source. Research and Development of Photovoltaic Energy in general, will reduce costs and improve efficiency in both areas. CIGS solar cells have higher efficiency in comparison with other cells. Ion implantation and doping technique offers the unique structure of a solar cells. This paper will examine the performance of solar cells with Cu In1-x Gax Se2 structure. This willbe performed by Silvaco software. Effect of doping phosphorus (p) and Natrium (Na), as well as the value of x and thethickness of the various layers of the solar cell, on the efficiency of the cell, have been studied.
GAS ACCUMULATOR

The invention relates to a gas accumulator for storing pressure gases, in particular gaseous fuels such as hydrogen or similar. Said gas accumulator has a sealed holder, comprising a valve-actuated feed and withdrawal pipe for the pressure gas, and a solid filling of carbon nanostructures. The invention seeks to considerably increase the storage capacity of the gas accumulator. To this end, the particles of the carbon nanostructures are compressed to form larger, coherent conglomerates with increased apparent density in relation to the apparent density of the originally incoherent particles. This compression results, for example, from an ordering of the orientation of the carbon nanostructures, or from the formation of the conglomerates by pressure from unordered carbon nanostructures. In either case, by minimizing the space between the individual carbon nanostructures, the quantity of carbon nanostructures which can be introduced into the holder, and thus the volume of pressure gas storable therein, can be increased.
IL-6 ACTIVITY INHIBITOR.

The invention relates to a nucleotide sequence, which is able to inhibit the IL-6 activity, its use in therapy as well as pharmaceutical compositions containing it. In particular, it relates to a nucleotide sequence which comprises: i) at least one nucleotide sequence that is an APRE element of the general formula ZXMYKGKAA, wherein Z represents T or G or can also be absent, X represents T or can also be absent, M represents C or A, Y represents C or T and K represents T or G, in conjunction with ii) at least one nucleotide sequence constituting a transcription factor binding site other than the APRE element, such as those present in promoter regions.