SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Costruzione di lavanderie acqua ecologiche innovative

Il progetto presentato riguarda la concessione di un sostegno sotto forma di sovvenzioni a una società di nuova costituzione del settore dell'ecoinnovazione, vale a dire Tasso Sp. z o.o. Sarà concesso un sostegno all'avvio dell'attività e all'aumento della competitività della BIOPralnia gratuita situata a Chodzież. L'ambito del progetto comprende lavori di ammodernamento e installazione relativi all'adeguamento dell'immobile ai fini di un impianto di lavanderia professionale e realizzazione di innovazioni attraverso l'acquisto di nuovi beni immobili e beni immateriali sotto forma di un nuovo parco macchine che consenta l'introduzione di nuovi servizi, vale a dire il lavaggio dell'acqua basato sull'innovativa tecnologia GentleTouch. Al momento della firma della convenzione di sovvenzione, il richiedente raggiungerà i seguenti valori di riferimento nel 2016: Numero di pres. ricevere supporto — 1 pz. Numero di beneficiari di sovvenzioni — 1 pz. Investimenti pryw. uzup. sostegno publ. sostegno alle imprese (sovvenzioni) — PLN 504833,77 PLN Investimenti pryw. uzup. sostegno publ. sostegno nel settore dell'innovazione o della ricerca e sviluppo — PLN 0.00Numero di presupposti sostenuti al fine di introdurre nuovi prodotti per il mercato — 1 pz. Numero di pres. supportati per introdurre nuovi prodotti per l'azienda — 1 pz. Numero di nuove imprese sostenute — 1 pz.In relazione ai risultati del progetto, l'obiettivo del progetto è quello di raggiungere i seguenti valori di indicatori nel 2016: Crescita dell'occupazione nelle imprese supportate — 3 postiNumero di innovazioni di processo — 1 pc. Numero di beni immateriali acquistati — 2 pz.Numero di beni immobili acquistati — 31 pz.I destinatari diretti dei servizi attuati nell'ambito del progetto sono residenti di Chodzieża e della zona circostante e imprenditori del Voivodato di Wielkopolskie, in particolare strutture ricettive, ristoranti, luoghi di lavoro e tutte le entità che utilizzano servizi di lavaggio dei vestiti da lavoro. La portata dell'impatto del progetto riguarda l'area del Voivodato di Wielkopolska e dei voivodati limitrofi.
Multilayered ceramic circuit board.

@ A multilayered ceramic circuit board in which conductive material 4 and ceramic material 5 are alternatingly laminated, and wiring between the conductive layers 4 is connected by conductive material 3 in through holes in the ceramic layers. So that the circuit board is less sensitive to cracks due to thermal stress, the conductive material has a coefficient of thermal expansion which is greater than the coefficient of thermal expansion of said ceramic material, the respective materials are selected so that the difference between the coefficients of thermal expansion of the conductive material and the ceramic material is less than 100 x 10 <sup>7</sup>/°C.In particular, the conductive material comprises a metal and a glass composition which contains a SiO<sub>2</sub>- containing filler. The glass composition contains Si02 in an amount of 5 to 90% by weight, B<sub>2</sub>O<sub>3</sub> in an amount of 10 to 70% by weight and a refractory additive in an amount of 1 to 55% by weight.
The PROMIS Physical Function Correlates With the QuickDASH in Patients With Upper Extremity Illness

To assess disability more efficiently with less burden on the patient, the National Institutes of Health has developed the Patient Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS) Physical Function-an instrument based on item response theory and using computer adaptive testing (CAT). Initially, upper and lower extremity disabilities were not separated and we were curious if the PROMIS Physical Function CAT could measure upper extremity disability and the Quick Disability of Arm, Shoulder and Hand (QuickDASH).We aimed to find correlation between the PROMIS Physical Function and the QuickDASH questionnaires in patients with upper extremity illness. Secondarily, we addressed whether the PROMIS Physical Function and QuickDASH correlate with the PROMIS Depression CAT and PROMIS Pain Interference CAT instruments. Finally, we assessed factors associated with QuickDASH and PROMIS Physical Function in multivariable analysis.A cohort of 93 outpatients with upper extremity illnesses completed the QuickDASH and three PROMIS CAT questionnaires: Physical Function, Pain Interference, and Depression. Pain intensity was measured with an 11-point ordinal measure (0-10 numeric rating scale). Correlation between PROMIS Physical Function and the QuickDASH was assessed. Factors that correlated with the PROMIS Physical Function and QuickDASH were assessed in multivariable regression analysis after initial bivariate analysis.There was a moderate correlation between the PROMIS Physical Function and the QuickDASH questionnaire (r=-0.55, p<0.001). Greater disability as measured with the PROMIS and QuickDASH correlated most strongly with PROMIS Depression (r=-0.35, p<0.001 and r=0.34, p<0.001 respectively) and Pain Interference (r=-0.51, p<0.001 and r=0.74, p<0.001 respectively). The factors accounting for the variability in PROMIS scores are comparable to those for the QuickDASH except that the PROMIS Physical Function is influenced by other pain conditions while the QuickDASH is not.The PROMIS Physical Function instrument may be used as an upper extremity disability measure, as it correlates with the QuickDASH questionnaire, and both instruments are influenced most strongly by the degree to which pain interferes with achieving goals.Level III, diagnostic study. See the Instructions for Authors for a complete description of levels of evidence.
Evaluation of the efficacy and of the antiviral activity of t-705 (favipiravir) duringebola virus infection in non-human primates  humans

The ongoing Ebola outbreak in West Africa is the largest and deadliest the world has ever seen. In September 2014, the number of EBOV cases exceeded the total of all cases from previous known outbreaks. Further, this public health crisis shifted into a complex emergency, with significant, social, economic, humanitarian, political and security dimensions. Till date, no effective medicine has been proven to be effective against EBOV. As a result, it is immensely difficult to mitigate the current outbreak as well as prevent further outbreaks in this region. On Sept 4-5 2014, the WHO gathered expertise on experimental therapies and vaccines and their role in containing the Ebola outbreak in West Africa. During this consultation, experts identified several therapeutic and vaccine interventions that should be the focus of priority evaluation. Among these candidates is the existing antiviral drug Favipiravir, that has proven activity against many RNA viruses in vivo and in vitro including Ebola. Favipiravir is known to inhibit viral gene replication within infected cells to prevent propagation among which it inhibits viral gene replication within infected cells to prevent propagation. Hence, Favipiravir is currently aimed  as a curative option in severe pandemic flue. Furthermore, there is currently enough stock of Favipiravir to even treat more than 20.000 patients, and the producer of Favipiravir, Toyoma Chemical/Fujifilm in Japan is willing to rapidly upscale the production of this drug. This drug has been extensively tested in humans and approved in Japan for treatment and prevention of influenza. The drug has shown an excellent safety profile in more than 2000 patients tested and no major adverse effect were reported. The current crisis requires both an immediate response to treat patients and prevent the further spread of the epidemic, as well as long term commitment in the complex sociocultural context. REACTION! will address both needs.
LAW FIRM ASSOCIATED WITH APULIAN LAWYERS

THE LAW FIRM CARRIES OUT THE ACTIVITY OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION, AS DESCRIBED IN THE WEBSITE WWW.AVVOCATIPUGLIESE.IT. THE STRUCTURE LOCATED IN ITS GENOESE HEADQUARTERS CONSISTS OF TWO ASSOCIATED PROFESSIONALS, FIVE PROFESSIONAL COLLABORATORS AND ONE ADMINISTRATIVE EMPLOYEE. THE IT STRUCTURE OF THE HEADQUARTERS IS EQUIPPED WITH A DATA NETWORK WITH FAST FIBER CONNECTION, N. 1 SERVER WITH OPERATING SYSTEM MICROSOFT WINDOWS 2016 SERVER COMPLETE WITH CONTINUITY GROUP, N. 1 HUB, N. 1 PHYSICAL FIREWALL, N. 1 MODEL ADSL/FIBER, N. 8 FIXED PCS WITH OPERATING PROGRAM MICROSOFT WINDOWS 10 PROFESSIONAL, TWO LASER PRINTERS, A MANAGEMENT PROGRAM AND DATABASES AND COMMON ACCESS SERVICES THE STRUCTURE IS EQUIPPED WITH TELEPHONE NETWORK WITH TELEPHONE AND DATA NETWORK, EQUIPPED WITH N. 9 FIXED PHONES, 1 WIFI REPEATER AND N. 1 FAX MACHINE
Influence of microstructure on optical behaviour of freshwater cultured pearls

AbstractThe relationship between optical behaviour and microstructure of pearl was studied by laser scanning confocal microscopy, high resolution scanning electron microscopy and atomic force microscopy. There are three optical effects in pearls, namely, the reflection–diffraction effect, a chromatic diffusion halo and the whispering gallery effect. From the structure observation for pearls, we proposed that the first optical effect exhibited by pearls is dominated by the surface diffuse reflection. In addition, the multilayer interference and diffraction have little contribution. With delicate observation for the structure of pearl by an atomic force microscope, it is revealed that the polygon platelets of pearl are not single crystals but nanograins of aragonite in the network of organic matrix, which is responsible for the chromatic diffusion halo. As for the third optical effect, it originates from the stratification structure, which is composed of aragonite platelets. When the light falls on the surf...
Disruptive innovation through new tool steels with unique thermo-mechanical performance for material forming applications

Since the mid 80’s, vehicle weights have increased despite the importance of vehicle weight on driving dynamics, agility, and fuel consumption. Consumers have been more interested in larger, cheaper cars rather than weight reduction. The trend of ever-increasing weight for cars has been curtailed in recent years, predominantly motivated by CO2 emissions targets and correlated penalties, through the increased use of plastics and advanced steel alloys. It has been demonstrated that use of these lighter materials could reduce car weights by 35% and life cycle emissions by 70%, however their application has been limited due to limitations of the tools that are used to form them. 

The current tools are not fit for these new purposes as they do not have the thermal conductivity (TC) and material properties (MP i.e. strength) to effectively use these new materials and forming processes. The formation of large, lightweight pieces using advanced light alloys (eg. Aluminium and Magnesium), ultra-high-strength steels (strength >2000 MPa,) and advanced plastics (thermosetting and composite polymers) require tools made from tool steels that have both high TC and high MP. 
In an early phase, ROVALMA have successfully developed and verified a prototype tool steel, FASTEEL, that offers high TC and MP, while allowing tools to be manufactured using conventional tool manufacturing processes. These improvements now mean that FASTEEL tools can be applied across many applications, allowing the production of large, lightweight pieces made from advanced materials.

In this SME phase 2 project FASTEEL will be demonstrated and evaluated by several market leading clients in the automobile components sector, in 8 key market applications, to assess FASTEEL’s performance at producing high strength, large, lightweight components. It is estimated that the successful completion of FASTEEL will provide over 30 new jobs by 2023, with a ROI of 643%.
Faecal carriage of CTX-M extended-spectrum beta-lactamase-producing Enterobacteriaceae among street children dwelling in Mwanza city, Tanzania

Data on ESBL carriage of healthy people including children are scarce especially in developing countries. We analyzed the prevalence and genotypes of ESBL-producing Enterobacteriaceae (EPE) in Tanzanian street children with rare contact to healthcare facilities but significant interactions with the environment, animals and other people.Between April and July 2015, stool samples of 107 street children, who live in urban Mwanza were analyzed for EPE. Intestinal carriage of EPE was found in 34 (31.8%, 95% CI; 22.7-40.3) children. Of the 36 isolates from 34 children, 30 (83.3%) were Escherichia coli (E. coli) and six Klebsiella pneumoniae (K. pneumoniae). Out of 36 isolates, 36 (100%), 35 (97%), 25 (69%) and 16 (44%) were resistant to tetracycline, trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole, ciprofloxacin and gentamicin, respectively. Beta-lactamase genes and the multilocus sequence types of E. coli and K. pneumoniae were characterized. ESBL gene blaCTX-M-15 was detected in 75% (27/36) of ESBL isolates. Sequence types (STs) 131, 10, 448 and 617 were the most prevalent in E. coli. Use of local herbs (OR: 3.5, 95% CI: 1.51-8.08, P = 0.003) and spending day and night on streets (OR: 3.6, 95% CI: 1.44-8.97, P = 0.005) were independent predictors of ESBL carriage.We observed a high prevalence of blaCTX-M-15 in EPE collected from street children in Tanzania. Detection of E. coli STs 131, 10, 38 and 648, which have been observed worldwide in animals and people, highlights the need for multidisciplinary approaches to understand the epidemiology and drivers of antimicrobial resistance in low-income countries.
POUR-FLUSH LATRINES, LATRINE PANS, LATRINE PAN ASSEMBLIES, AND RELATED METHODS

The invention described herein includes a pour-flush latrine pan mountable at a surface that includes a collection basin and a flapper. The collection basin has an upper bowl portion that tapers to an outlet extending through a wall of the collection basin at its lower end. The flapper includes a counterbalance device and a coverplate disposed on opposite sides of a pivot. The coverplate has a shape adapted to cover the outlet of the collection basin when the coverplate is engaged against the lower end of the collection basin. The flapper is pivotally mounted against the collection basin such that the coverplate engages against the lower end of the collection basin.
Quantum simulation of strongly-correlated systems

A major challenge in theoretical physics is to develop novel methods without systematic errors. The scope of this proposal is the numerical control over strongly correlated phases in the thermodynamic limit through two main developments: 
First, for bosonic systems, we aim to obtain reliable phase diagrams for optical flux lattices, combining topology with interactions. In particular, we study the competition between superfluid order and (fractional) Chern insulators, which may harbor (non-)abelian anyonic excitations. This is achieved by a major improvement on our current selfenergy-based cluster methods through non-local interactions, vertex corrections and momentum cluster extensions. This also enables access to out-of-equilibrium dynamics, relevant to study quench-type experiments. In the presence of disorder, we can then answer whether many-body-localization exists in higher dimensions and address the fundamental puzzle of how and when systems thermalize. 
Second, for fermionic systems with long-range interactions, such as warm dense matter, the electron gas, and cold gases with Rydberg interactions, the diagrammatic Monte Carlo method is uniquely situated to compute thermal exchange correlation energies over the entire density range, essential to any calculation in condensed matter physics, astro physics and plasma physics. It employs a universal language but needs further algorithmic refinements for improving its convergence and sign properties. Extensions are towards (frustrated) spin systems, providing an alternative route to the realization of strongly correlated phases. 
At all stages analytical derivations must be supplemented with coding and large-scale computation. We address what new types of quantum systems can efficiently be computed on a classical computer, and how. Simultaneously, we seek to extend the paradigm of quantum simulation by comparing the results of our novel methods with cold gas experiments in challenging regimes, where possible.
Applying high power ultrasound for industrial ultrasound-processing of viscous products

Honey crystallization is a natural phenomenon by which honey turns from liquid to a semi-solid state, becoming cloud, thick and grainy. Generally, consumers prefer liquid honey. They do not buy crystallized honey jars in supermarkets. So, if honey crystallizes within the shops before being sold, the retailers has the right to return it to the honey packer, with all associated costs. To avoid these reimbursements, honey packers are forced to pasteurize honey destined to retail. During pasteurization, raw honey is heated at 75-80ºC for 1-3 minutes to melt the sugar crystals, which act as nuclei starting points for crystallization. Unfortunately, such elevated temperature during the treatment causes serious degradation in most nutritive and beneficial substances that have categorized honey as a healthy medicinal food throughout the centuries. The result is that the clear liquid honey we are consuming is little different from a mix of sugars syrup. 
SonicatSystems is a technology-based company that have developed LIQUAM, a patented technology based on High Power Ultrasound for the respectful honey processing. With LIQUAM is possible to reduce the initial content of sugar crystals up to pasteurization levels, whilst retaining all nutrients contained in raw honey. However, to commercialize it, we need to increase their effiency and reduce manufacturing costs. Our innovative approach is to design and manufacture optimized ultrasound transducers well suited for highly viscous products such as honey due to commercial transducers are only optimized for applications involving water or low viscosity products. To this end, we need to incorporate an expert in ultrasound and vibro-acoustics technology. Our innovation strategy goes beyond. We want to use the knowledge acquired to apply High Power Ultrasound at industrial level to other highly viscous products such as chocolate, ice creams, vegetable purees or sauces.
Using cellphones in participatory visual research to address gender-based violence in and around rural South African schools: Reflections on research as intervention

abstractThere is a critical need to address gender-based violence (GBV) against young women in South African schools. This article reflects on the process of facilitating a participatory visual research workshop with a group of high school learners in rural KwaZulu-Natal to interrogate how research can act as intervention in the lives of research participants and communities. The participants used cellphones to make short videos - or cellphilms - on how they understand the relationship between cellphones and GBV in and around schools. Drawing on feminist reflexivity, I present a reflexive narrative describing the research as intervention process. While cellphilm method can yield exciting and insightful results, it is not emancipatory in its own right. Limitations include the difficulties of facilitating workshops and the need to assess the impact of incorporating cellphone technology into media-making practices with participants. I also discuss some ethical considerations of conducting research as interve...
REMOTE CONTROL SYSTEM

A remote control system for controlling electrical apparatus in customer premises (5 of Figure 1) comprises a home control interface (15) for connection by way of network termination equipment (12), e.g. a telephone socket, to a communications line (4) to a telephone exchange (3 of Figure 1). The home control interface (15) is responsive to signals received from a home control platform (8 of Figure 1) connected to the telephone network to control electrical apparatus by way of module interfaces (16). The home control interface is arranged on demand to transmit signals to the communications line (4) indicative of the current status of each piece of electrical apparatus connected to the system. The consumer may use a telephone (14) to pre-record a definition of the electrical apparatus attached to each connection on the module interface (16) which, when remote control requests are forwarded to the home control platform (8 of Figure 1) are used to define the respective switch and to announce its status to the caller. The home control platform (8 of Figure 1) has capability of storing substantial quantities of data defining changes required in switching at different times.
Disruptive space telescope concepts, designs, and developments: OASIS and Nautilus -INVITED

Two disruptive space telescope concepts are being designed and developed at the University of Arizona; these are the 20-meter OASIS (Orbiting Astronomical Satellite for Investigating Stellar Systems) and 8.5-meter Nautilus. OASIS combines break-through inflatable aperture and adaptive optics techniques to realize the dream of a 20 + meter class spaceborne terahertz/far-infrared telescope. In the Nautilus visible/near-infrared telescope concept, conventional primary mirrors are replaced by an ~8.5-meter MODE (Multi-order diffractive engineered) lens with 10 times lower areal density and up to 100 times lower mis-alignment sensitivity over traditional systems, enabling large-diameter optical space telescopes. The OASIS and Nautilus concepts have the potential to greatly reduce mission costs and risks compared to the current state of the art.
Characterization of mesoporous alumina particles prepared by spray pyrolysis of Al(NO3)2·9H2O precursor: Effect of CTAB and urea

Abstract Mesoporous alumina particles with spherical shape were prepared by spray pyrolysis of Al(NO3)2·9H2O precursor. The surface area and the mesopores structure were investigated with varying the concentration of surfactant (cetyltrimethylammonium bromide, CTAB) and urea. The surface area and pore volume of alumina particles prepared by spray pyrolysis was greatly influenced by the CTAB/Al ratio, whereas, no significant change in the average pore size (3 ± 0.2 nm) was observed. According to the small-angle X-ray spectrum (SAXS) analysis, the prepared alumina had warm-like mesostructure. The d-spacing was slightly changed with varying the CTAB/Al ratio and correlated to the BET surface area and the number of CTAB micelles involved in making mesopores. It was found that the use of urea additive in the spray solution is helpful to increase the surface of alumina particles as well as the SAXS peak intensity due to the formation of mesostructures. In terms of the surface area and the pore regularity, the optimal CTAB/Al ratio and urea concentration was 0.1 and 3.0 M, respectively.
Introduzione di nuovi prodotti, diversificazione delle attività, maggiore competitività nel mercato regionale

L'obiettivo principale di questo progetto è quello di introdurre nuovi prodotti all'offerta dell'azienda. Saranno fregi di mobili. La realizzazione dell'ambito materiale (acquisto di macchinari e attrezzature) contribuirà ad aumentare la competitività dell'azienda sul mercato interno. Ciò consentirà la produzione di nuovi prodotti, contribuirà anche ad ampliare l'offerta per quelli esistenti e ad acquisire un gruppo di nuovi clienti.