SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
COLOURED CONSTRUCTION COMPOSITIONS

A multi-component admixture containing a surfactant which is adapted to provide an interface between hydrophobic toner particles and a hydrophilic cement-based or gypsum-based mix such as concrete or plaster to facilitate homogeneous mixing of the two materials.
Simultaneous localization and mapping for augmented reality

The PoC Project SLAM4AR is focused on developing technological foundations for advanced augmented reality (AR) applications on smartphones.  According to a recent study of Hampleton & Partners, the market value for AR applications is expected to break the $170 billion barrier by 2022.  And a significant share of this market value will come from smartphone applications.  In the PoC project SLAM4AR, we will build up on state-of-the-art algorithms for visual Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM) that we developed in the ERC CoG “3D Reloaded”.  These algorithms allow one to recover the motion of a camera and a 3D reconstruction of the observed environment at unprecedented precision, robustness and large-scale capability (among existing real-time capable algorithms).  We will reformulate and streamline these algorithms so that they can run on smartphones.  They will leverage the smartphone’s camera and inertial sensor in order to compute in real-time both the location of the phone and a 3D map of the environment.  In several AR applications, we will demonstrate that our algorithms with their superior precision and robustness serve as a key enabler for advanced AR technology. For example, we can perform object insertion (beyond Pokemon Go) in a way that dynamic objects interact more naturally and faithfully with a complex 3D environment – they accurately sit on chairs or tables, or they convincingly roll down slopes, etc.  This will enable numerous AR applications such as teaching medical students about the 3D location of bones and inner organs, training novice car mechanics in the inner structures of a motor. Or navigating tourists to a desired location in a museum or a church. There is a rapidly growing market for AR applications on phones and we are convinced that our smartphone-based visual SLAM technology will serve as a key enabler.
LECO: UNA PROPOSTA PER IL RECUPERO E IL POTENZIAMENTO DELLE ABILITÀ DI LETTURA E COMPRENSIONE DEL TESTO

LeCo (Leggere e comprendere) appartiene ad un percorso di sperimentazione sulla comprensione di testi di vario tipo e genere (testi narrativi, funzionali, narrativi e poetici, saggi, multimedia, teatro, cronaca) per il recupero e il potenziamento delle risorse cognitive, informative e linguistiche degli studenti (1376 ) del biennio di scuole secondarie superiori delle province di Salerno e Avellino. L’articolo illustra le premesse teoriche di LeCo, le caratteristiche e le difficoltà di comprensione dei testi proposti, il curricolo e il protocollo sperimentale del progetto, i descrittori delle competenze necessarie per un’efficace comprensione del testo da parte degli studenti, la formazione dei docenti, le aree di intervento, la disposizione degli argomenti scelti nelle varie unità didattiche di lavoro e i primi dati di valutazione e risultati generali della sperimentazione. LeCo: a proposal for the remedial and reinforcement of reading and text comprehension skills LeCo (Reading and Comprehension) belongs to a pilot roadmap for comprehension of texts of various types and genres (narrative, functional, narrative and poetic, essays, multimedia, theatre, news) for the recovery and empowerment of the cognitive, informative, and linguistic resources of students (1376) in the secondary schools in the provinces of Salerno and Avellino. The article illustrates the theoretical premises of LeCo, the characteristics and comprehension difficulties of the proposed texts, the curriculum and experimental protocol of the project, the descriptors of the needed skills for adequate student comprehension of the text, the training of teachers, the areas of intervention, the arrangement of the topics selected within the various didactic units, and the first evaluation data and general results of the experimentation.
An improved box or container applicable for use with repairing outfit for pneumatic tyres or the like

172,646. MacReynolds, A. Dec. 13, 1920, [Convention date]. Boxes combined with rasps.- The lid, sides, or bottom, or as shown all the parts, of a box for holding a pneumatic tyre &c. repairing outfit, are punched or perforated to afford externally a rasp-like surface so that the box can be employed for roughening the india-rubber surfaces to be treated.
Mainstreaming INnovative Instruments for SME development in Europe

Small and medium sized enterprises (SME) make an important contribution to regional economic performance by creating jobs, supporting innovation and delivering economic growth. MINI EUROPE aims to exchange and develop regional policies in SME development, focussing on the main theme of providing a transparant infrastructure for innovation to SMEs. MINI EUROPE partners will improve existing instruments and import new instruments that will strengthen regional infrastructures to support SMEs in innovation. A specific issue MINI EUROPE will deal with in this context is enhancing cooperation and knowledge exchange between SMEs and knowledge institutes. MINI EUROPE partners believe that providing a good innovation infrastructure to new entrepreneurs will boost economic activities. To accelerate economic growth MINI EUROPE will share and develop regional policy instruments to get more people involved in entrepreneurship.
In this context MINI EUROPE will address in particular the issue of increasing involvement of underrepresented groups in entrepreneurship
The MINI EUROPE partnership combines the experience of 8 regions from all parts of Europe: Flevoland (NL, lead), Tameside (UK), Észak-Alföld (HU), Maramures (RO), ALMI Mid Sweden, Valencia/IMPIVA (ES), Patras Science Park and Veneto region (IT). Veneto region is represented by two partners. MINI EUROPE is initiated by regional politicians sharing the vision that strengthening regional SME development  requires an integrated approach built on the interrelated factors described above. By bringing together and capitalising their methods and experiences, all partners can strongly improve their performance in this field. MINI EUROPE will document existing good practice in SME development in the partner regions and from relevant Interreg projects in a Catalogue of experience. The partners will then engage in bilateral experience transfers,
matching a partner ‘exporting’ a specific good practise with a partner ‘importing’ it. After thorough preparation a delegation of the exporting region will visit the importing region to train and assist local staff directly in implementing the good practise. As each partner has successful tools to offer, as well as development needs related to the project themes, all of them will both export and import two tools. The main themes are further deepened in a series of thematic conferences for regional experts. Two main conferences will address the core issues of promoting entrepreneurship and innovation for SMEs. In preparation for these, thematic video workshops on related sub themes will be organised. At the end of the project each region will develop an action plan to implement the lessons of this project, including policy recommendations and actions to be implemented in regional competitiveness and convergence programmes and other EU schemes.
Leveraging pharmaceutical sciences and structural biology training to develop 21st century vaccines

Immunisation is one of the most cost-effective and proven tools to control and eliminate infectious diseases, saving millions of lives each year, yet key challenges remain in order to guarantee the future health of the expanding and ageing global population. For example, effective vaccines are still required for Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) and Group B Streptococcus (GBS), both of which cause significant hospitalisations globally each year. RSV is a common cause of respiratory disease among all age groups; annually it results in an estimated 33.8 million acute lower respiratory tract infections (resulting in 66,000-199,000 deaths) and among the elderly, it results in as many hospitalisations as influenza. Group B Streptococcus (GBS) infections also pose a serious risk; GBS is a leading cause of invasive infections in pregnant women, new-born infants, and the elderly. To meet the challenge of developing fit-for-purpose, age-appropriate vaccines against these disease targets, this EID will bring together two cross-sector, world leading teams – GSK Vaccines S.r.L and the University of Strathclyde – with the objective to equip the next generation of vaccinologists with the skills and tools to deliver vaccines for the 21st Century. GSK Vaccines S.r.L is a global leader in vaccine research, development and production and will work in partnership with the vaccine team within USTRATH and the Strathclyde Institute of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences, who have an international track-record of translatable and innovative research in immunology, immunomodulation, structural biology, and formulation design and pharmaceutical engineering of vaccine systems. PHA-ST-TRAIN-VAC will deliver a unique, multidisciplinary and intersectoral training programme to develop and equip four early stage researchers with the required skills and entrepreneurship to develop new vaccines to protect against RSV and GBS, in a formulation tailored to the age of the patient.
Showcase with payment activated automatic dispensing

Small and larger crowns mesh in with upper and lower trays (2). A small crown (10) is engaged with at least a motor (9) with to aid user with the motorized transmission mechanism, allowing the opening/closing of the required window, permitting the access to the object or to the objects arranged on the corresponding tray.
New solution for fully automated analysis and reporting of routine musculoskeletal x-rays

Routine radiology services are facing a huge problem delivering analysis of the very large number of X-ray images shortly after acquisition – leading to patients sometimes waiting for weeks for the results. The current number of radiologists is insufficient to efficiently analyse and deliver the medical report shortly, causing unnecessary stress for patients and potential delay in diagnosis and treatment.
Radiobotics is developing a machine learning-based software that automatically analyses routine X-rays of the musculoskeletal system and generates the respective medical report. Although the recent advances in machine learning have accelerated the development of tools for medical imaging analysis, the solutions available are only semi-automatic and focused on other more acute and specific diagnoses. Radiobotics automatic software will decrease time use and improve diagnostic quality, greatly benefiting: 1) radiologists/physicians by lowering the amount of images queued up for analysis and increase the diagnostic volume that radiologists can deliver, while providing a more objective analysis; 2) hospitals/clinics/radiology centres by optimizing their workflow, saving costs and offering higher quality services to patients; and 3) patients by having access to a faster and accurate diagnosis and consequently early treatments.
AutoRay project will enable maturing our technology to a market-ready software and also to implement an effective business and communication strategy to build market awareness, and customer trust. We are supported by clinical development partners in Denmark and UK, and our team has the right combination of expertise in biomedical engineering, machine learning, business development and commercialization to perform this project and fulfil all the needs and requests of end-users and customers, eventually benefiting the society as whole.
System and method for detecting alternator condition

A system and method for detecting alternator condition is provided. Information is taken from the vehicle powerline and the communication links, and processed by the vehicle ECU, such as the vehicle antilocking brake system ECU, to obtain data. The battery voltage ripple amplitude is then calculated and compared at different engine speeds. If the difference in the ripple amplitude at the different engine speeds is greater than a predetermined threshold value, a signal is sent indicating that the alternator has failed.
Deciphering the greenhouse gas record in deepest ice using continuous sublimation extraction / laser spectrometry

The recent anthropogenic global warming makes a detailed understanding of coupling processes between climate and biogeochemical cycles of pressing importance. The atmospheric archive of air bubbles enclosed in polar ice cores provides the only direct record of greenhouse gas changes in the past, and the key to understanding the related changes in biogeochemical cycles and climate/greenhouse gas feedbacks. 

Crucial questions about greenhouse gas variability on very short (decadal) and very long (orbital) time scales still remain open. To answer these questions, the ice core community has proposed new drilling projects with the goal of nearly doubling the time span of the available ice core record to the last 1.5 million years and of covering the entire Holocene greenhouse gas record in unprecedented decadal resolution. These goals have one thing in common: due to glacier flow most of this record will only be found in a very thin layer in the bottom-most ice of the cores. Completely new analytical approaches are needed to unlock the atmospheric archive in this ice in order to gain high-resolution, high-precision measurements, while at the same time drastically reducing sample consumption compared to established techniques.

The deepSLice project will make such a step change in ice core analytics by developing a novel coupled Continuous Sublimation Extraction-Quantum Cascade Laser Spectrometer system. It will allow us to simultaneously measure CO2, CH4 and N2O concentrations as well as the isotopic composition of CO2 on air samples of only 1-2 ml at standard pressure and temperature, reducing the required sample size by one order of magnitude. This non-destructive analysis will make it also possible for the complete air sample to be recollected after analysis and used for other measurements. This method will be applied to existing and new ice cores in order to study past changes in greenhouse gases and the underlying biogeochemical cycles in unparalleled detail.
Glioblastoma subtype avatar models for target discovery and biology

The Glioblastoma Multiforme (GBM) is the most common primary brain tumor and it is incurable. Two major challenges affect GBM clinical management: its heterogeneity (which treatment will best fit this very patient?) and its resistance to available treatments (will the patient benefit in any way from the chosen therapy?). Here we approach these questions with a personalized entry point. First, we aim to create “humanized” experimental models of GBM accurately reflecting patients at molecular level. These GBM Subtype Avatars models (GSA) will be exploited as “targeted patients” in personalized biology and intervention studies. Since GBM exists as molecular subtypes with similar histopathology but mutually exclusive genetic lesions and molecular features, we will generate GSA by targeting mutations recurrently associated with Proneural, Classical or Mesenchymal GBM subtypes into adult human neural stem cells (NSC). Evidence supports that these cells can give rise to high-grade gliomas when engineered with the appropriate genetic lesions. Next, engineered NSC will be orthotopically implanted into immunocompromised rats and the resulting tumors profiled for gene expression, DNA methylation and copy number aberrations. These profiles will be compared to those generated in patient-derived xenografts and biopsies. Second, to identify drug targets favoring patients’ response to the current standard of care, we will exploit GSA for state-of-art genetic screens in vivo. Specifically, we will seek for synthetic lethal interactions between DNA damaging agents and the GSA transcriptome using an in vivo CRISPRi screening approach. Third, to investigate the molecular basis of GBM heterogeneity in GSA models, we will combine genetic and immunophenotypic tracing with gene expression and epigenomic profiling. Identifying tumor-specific vulnerabilities in a dismal disease urging for effective therapies and its molecular fingerprinting convey conceivably rapid Translation in Oncology.
COMPOSITE HYDROENTANGLING NOZZLE STRIP AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING NONWOVEN FABRICS THEREWITH

A composite nozzle strip for hydroentangling of a fibrous mass is provided to lower nozzle erosion potential and increase operational efficiency. The composite nozzle strip comprises a substrate comprising a material of a first hardness having at least one aperture and at least one orifice element comprising a material of a second hardness greater than the first hardness and further defining an aperture of a second diameter less than the first diameter. The at least one orifice element is affixed to the substrate so that the aperture in the orifice element is aligned with the at least one aperture in the substrate for creation of a constricted water jet when subjected to pressurized water.
Upgrading the innovation capacity of existing firms

ERIK ACTION is a Capitalisation Project born from 4 years of networking experience within the ERIK network. ERIK ACTION builds on a consolidated experience of exchange by moving towards concrete transfer of identified good practices (already available in the ERIK database) into mainstream Structural Funds programmes in regions wishing to improve policies. _x000D_
ERIK ACTION’s overall objective is to improve the effectiveness of regional development policies in the field of innovation and the knowledge economy and, specifically, in upgrading the innovation capacity of existing enterprises. This project aims to create additional value for firms by improving regional innovation support services and infrastructure. The good practices transferred, in the form of regional action plans, should have a quantifiable and measurable impact on the statistics of the participating regions._x000D_
The project consortium is composed of 11 regions from 10 European countries, all involving (through direct_x000D_
participation or guaranteed support) ROP Managing Authorities. All partners have identified innovation as a key priority in regional development and have confirmed the importance of the project theme in their current environment. Partners differ in development levels in this field. In some policies on innovation are not yet at an advanced stage. Others have established a comprehensive innovation support system but still look to improve services. ERIK ACTION will go some way to bridging these gaps through intensive cooperation with a view to mutual learning and benefits._x000D_
ERIK ACTION is divided into 3 Components: Management and Coordination, Dissemination and Communication and Exchange of experiences for good practice transfer into EU Structural Funds mainstream programmes. Regional action plans for the transfer of already identified good practices will be developed and approved by every region accompanied by training sessions on key themes, transfer workshops_x000D_
on specific good practices, study visits to see practical good practice implementation and staff exchange in which a good practice expert will visit the region to which the good practice is being transferred. Activities will be supported by transfer help desks for each good practice. Through dedicated communication and dissemination, partners will ensure the participation of regional delegations including all those actors with a role to play in related activities and transfer of experiences to other EU regions. A reliable and skilled management team will guarantee the achievements of objectives with the aid of innovative tools._x000D_
The project will produce 11 regional action plans for transfer. It will also produce a mainstreaming guide which will be widely distributed, above all during the final conference. 11 European regions will see their regional policies, instruments and staff capacities being improved as a result of intensive cooperation and concrete transfer actions.
Innovative end of life procedures for recycling integral welded al-li aerostructures

The REINTEGRA Project focuses on development of dismantling and recycling procedures for integral welded panels, that are under development for new lightweight and cost-effective aircraft structures within the Eco-Design for Airframe (EDA) activity in the Clean Sky programme. This project will investigate different cutting strategies, ranging from cutting only for size reduction to full separation of all materials, and determine their influence on recyclability of 3rd generation of Al-Li alloys. Furthermore, the need to eliminate primer and topcoats and different decoating methods will be investigated. The separated metallic fractions will be processed in a pilot melting facility and the produced metallic alloys characterised in order to establish a ranking in terms of costs, environmental impact and effectivity, that allows to select the best option for recycling Laser Beam Welded (LBW) and Friction Stir Welded (FSW) panels.
Also, a recycling compatibility tool (software) will be developed to determine compatibility of different Al-Li alloys, filler material and coatings. First, the theoretical composition of mixed materials per weld length will be calculated and then, this composition will be corrected with experimental data from remelting tests regarding element fading/enrichment. The results will be compared with commercial alloys and the recycling compatibility with primary alloys estimated. The aim is to valorize as much as possible of the valuable alloying elements.
The proposed new procedures for dismantling and recycling will be tested both, at coupon level and at live panel dismantling experiment, in which materials will be identified, sorted and pre-treated. The separated metallic fractions will be processed in a pilot melting facility and the produced metallic alloys characterised. Materials and energy flows, emissions and waste generation will be inventoried during the new End of Live process tested and provided to TM for the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)
Subvenção para o fundo de maneio do INDPROD Sławomir Adamczak

O projeto diz respeito ao apoio do empresário no fornecimento de liquidez financeira e ao apoio às atividades atuais devido às dificuldades financeiras sentidas pelo empresário em resultado do surto de COVID-19. Assistência financeira prestada ao abrigo do programa n.º SA.57015 (2020/N)