SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Public policies And Social Enterprises

This project aims to promote the interregional cooperation among seven public bodies at the regional and the local level, one school of public administration and one public training center coming from different EU-MSs. The overall objective of the project is to enforce the effectiveness of the regional public policies in promoting and supporting social entrepreneurship as an asset for local economic development and territorial competitiveness. The European Parliament, the Commission and the Economic and Social Committee have recognised the specificities of the enterprises of the social economy and their capacity to correct major economic and social imbalances and to help to achieve a number of general interest objectives.
Starting from different level of competences and experiences, the partners intend to exchange experiences, methods and tools which have proved successful in strengthening the economic viability and entrepreneurial spirit of the social enterprises. 
The activities have been organized into 4 working steps which concern:
Step 1: the identification, selection and comparison of good practices regarding public policies supporting SEs.
Step 2: the deepening of the knowledge of the selected good practices in order to facilitate their transfer into recipients countries 
Step 3: the transferring of the good practices into the recipients countries, on the basis of local “road maps” defined with the contribution of all partners.
Step 4: the developing of joint guidelines for improving the capability of local public authorities in managing public procurement for the provision of services of general interests involving social enterprises.
The main outputs of the operation will be a catalogue of the identified and selected good practices on regional public instruments to support social enterprises and joint guidelines on innovative strategies favouring the emergence of new public social partnership/procurement models at the local level. 
The expected results of the operation refer to an increased capacity of the policy makers in detecting the needs of social enterprises in their territories, thus favouring a local sustainable development.
Communication will play a crucial role in supporting the operation all through its implementation. The project outputs and results will be widely circulated and mainstreamed at the local, regional, national and EU level.
Automorphisms group of generalized Fermat curves of type

Abstract The determination of the full group of automorphisms of a closed Riemann surface is in general a very complicated task. For hyperelliptic curves, the uniqueness of the hyperelliptic involution permits one to compute these groups in a very simple manner. Similarly, as classical Fermat curves of degree k admit a unique subgroup of automorphisms isomorphic to Z k 2 , the determination of the group of automorphisms is not difficult. In this paper we consider a family of non-hyperelliptic Riemann surfaces, obtained as the fibre product of two classical Fermat curves of the same degree k , which exhibit behaviors of both elliptic and hyperelliptic curves. These curves, called generalized Fermat curves of type ( k , 3 ) , are the highest regular abelian branched covers of orbifolds of genus zero with four cone points, all of the same order k . More precisely, a generalized Fermat curve of type ( k , 3 ) is a closed Riemann surface S admitting a group H Aut ( S ) , called a generalized Fermat group of type ( k , 3 ) , so that H ≅ Z k 3 and S / H is an orbifold with signature ( 0 , 4 ; k , k , k , k ) . In this paper we prove the uniqueness of generalized Fermat groups of type ( k , 3 ) . In particular, this allows the explicit computation of the full group of automorphisms of S .
New frontiers in an old world? revealing the role of north-west europe's ‘peripheral’ outlands in the growth of capitalism, c.1400-1900

OutNorth will develop a novel periphery-centred approach to the growth of north-west Europe's capitalist urban centres (AD1400-1900) by examining their dependence on outland producers of cattle and dairy. Most studies of capitalism's rise have focused on urban-industrial 'cores' and their agricultural hinterlands, neglecting distant places like western Ireland and inner Scandinavia. Yet recent archaeological and palaeo-environmental fieldwork suggests outlands were once valuable and could sustain complex livestock-rearing systems.

Focusing on south-west Ireland, OutNorth will build a multi-level approach which determines the active role of outland pastoralists in supplying NW Europe’s core areas with food - from their use of mountain pastures and (re)negotiation of community structures, to their trade and interaction with specific urban-industrial centres. It will accomplish this by integrating the results of recent archaeological surveys and environmental sampling with neglected historical evidence, GIS-based remote sensing and digital field survey. By basing its analysis in the landscape, OutNorth will challenge the assumption that peripheral farmers’ actions were dictated by 'the outside world'. It will show instead how socio-ecological factors shaped their engagement with markets, and in turn influenced growth in core areas. Comparative analysis in western Sweden will provide a means of testing this approach in a different socio-political and environmental context, ensuring replicability.

OutNorth’s long-term view of farming will make a timely contribution to the EU’s strategy on sustainable food production. Having arranged a collaboration with a major new European Innovation Partnership on upland farming, the researcher will organise a series of community events to highlight the valuable biocultural heritage of pastoralism. Together, they will discuss how historical lessons on overgrazing and social change might be integrated into future land-use management.
MED TECHNOPOLIS Project for the implementation of a mediterranean network of technopolis interface structures

The MED TECHNOPOLIS is a project for 36 months which consists in:   -  the creation of technology interface structures (TISs) belonging to the  technopolis  generation, in all the participant regions    -  the completion of a cycle of Action-Training Programs (ATPs) and six Regional Action Plans (RAPs), based on INNOV/COMP and R&AT partnerships among the actors of these regions.  At the closing Congress of the project,  the MED TECHNOPOLIS network, will take the euro-legal form of EGTC.
Development of the enterprise through the development of design design of modular furniture using acrylic fronts

SA 42799(2015/X) The subject matter of the project concerns the development of design projects and the implementation of 2 products to the Applicant’s offer – a set of room/kitchen furniture using acrylic fronts – a set of bathroom furniture using acrylic fronts. The scope of the project includes: 1)Advisory services consisting of conducting a professional design process (3 phase). a)Diagnosis: to verify the potential of the Applicant and carry out an analysis of the market environment in terms of the relevance and scope of the development of a new design project (provided before the submission of the application). b)Synthesis and analysis: defining a strategy for further actions necessary to develop a new design project, including the development of assumptions for the project brief and the definition of design directions. c)Development of projects, prototypes, testing of prototypes. 2)Advisory services for the implementation of the new product 3)New investment: investment in fixed assets: — Narrow-plane wrapper – a one-sided sticker for processing simple, narrow surfaces of the elements, wrapping them with edges and finishing them along and across (1 pcs. new permanent agent) – the device must allow the effect of the lack of visible bonding – which is a prerequisite for obtaining an appropriate visual effect. The project fits into the Applicant’s development plans – it optimally uses the company’s strengths and opportunities and minimises and/or eliminates the company’s weaknesses and external threats. The implementation of the project will make it possible to boost the development of the company.
Identification of HIF-1α promoter and expression regulation of HIF-1α gene by LPS and hypoxia in zebrafish

The ubiquitously expressed hypoxia-inducible factor-1α (HIF-1α) acts as a key transcription factor in regulating metabolism, development, cellular survival, proliferation and pathology under hypoxia condition. Compared to mammals, fish are more vulnerable to hypoxia stress and contamination; however, the regulation of HIF-1α in fish remains obscure. In this study, zebrafish HIF-1α promoter was cloned and found to possess a CpG island located at −97 to +403, but the canonical TATA-box was absent. Aligning 240-bp HIF-1α proximal promoter region of zebrafish with other vertebrates showed more than 82 % identity with cyprinid fishes. Further luciferase analysis suggested that the minimal core promoter might locate at −134 to +97, and several putative transcription factor binding sites were found in this region by bioinformatic analysis. Moreover, it was shown that the zebrafish HIF-1α mRNA was significantly activated by 10 μg/mL lipopolysaccharide (LPS) under hypoxia condition and peaked at 8 h after treatment, suggesting LPS- and hypoxia-regulated zebrafish HIF-1α transcriptional activity in a synergistic pattern. This synergistic effect was closely related to the living environment of fish, indicating that this mechanism would be more conducive to fish survival.
Improving the situation in the Service Company Hotel Services Wiesława Szwesta

The company’s problems with the outbreak of the pandemic: Due to the coronavirus outbreak (SARS-COV-2), the entire hotel industry is in an exceptional situation. The widespread quarantine and stagnation of tourism turned out to be very severe. The guidelines appearing in the Regulation of the Minister of Health ‘on the announcement of an epidemic emergency in the Republic of Poland’ concerned the activities of many companies. In one of the points of the Directive, there was also a provision to suspend the provision of tourist accommodation services until further notice. For more than a month, it was completely prohibited. Thus, all reservations made prior to the introduction of the Regulation were cancelled. Today, despite the abolition of bans, demand is much lower already in earlier years, due to citizens’ fear of infection, border closure for foreign tourists and reduced tourist traffic. The company cancelled all recurring events, a number of tourist stays and family events. Unfortunately, operating costs have not decreased, which is linked to operating at the limit of cost-effectiveness. The applicant expects that during the holiday period some of the losses will be compensated, but in the media there are warnings about the possible major re-emergence of the epidemic. The need to implement the project: What the hospitality market awaits after the epidemic will be even more challenging. Over the period of the pandemic, expenditure related to the operation of the facility has been incurred, some of the food has expired. The staff needed to be paid. The aid will be used for the company’s turnover – financing of wages, purchase of goods, maintenance of the facility, payment of bills. The company declares to maintain operation for at least 3 months.
Workshop on Recommendation in Complex Scenarios

Over the past decade, recommendation algorithms for ratings prediction and item ranking have steadily matured. However, these state-of-the-art algorithms are typically applied in relatively straightforward and static scenarios: given information about a user's past item preferences in isolation, can we predict whether they will like a new item or rank all unseen items based on predicted interest? In reality, recommendation is often a more complex problem: the evaluation of a list of recommended items never takes place in a vacuum, and it is often a single step in the user's more complex background task or need. The goal of the ComplexRec 2019 workshop is to offer an interactive venue for discussing approaches to recommendation in complex scenarios that have no simple one-size-fits-all solution.
Heat Dissipation Performance of Porous Copper with Elongated Cylindrical Pores

The purpose of this paper is to investigate heat dissipation performance of porous copper with long cylindrical pores fabricated by a unidirectional solidification method. Three samples with porosity of 29.87%, 34.47% and 50.98% were chosen and cut into size of 60 mm (length) × 26 mm (width) × 2 mm (thickness) along the vertical direction of pore axis. Their heat dissipation performance was evaluated by a nonsteady method in air and compared to those of not only bulk copper but also bored coppers with porosity of 30.61% and 32.20%. It is found that the porous copper dissipated heat faster by a forced air convection than that by natural convection from 80 °C to room temperature and both porosity and pore size play an important role in the performance for the porous copper. Furthermore, the heat dissipation rate is higher when the forced air was circulated along the specimens than that perpendicular to the specimens for the porous copper. It is revealed that porous copper with bigger porosity and a proper pore size possesses a higher heat dissipation rate. It is concluded that the porous copper with elongated cylindrical pores has larger heat dissipation performance than both the bulk copper and the bored copper, which is attributed to its higher specific surface area. Application of the porous copper for heat dissipation is promising.
Study on the Path and Mode of IKEA Spatial Diffusion in the Globalization Context

IKEA,a rural furniture store in Sweden 70 years ago,has become a global business empire of home furnishing supplies.IKEA,which tentacles are throughout the world presently,is transforming from a special furniture store into a life-experience commercial space.IKEA not only participates in the global process,but becomes a benchmark to lead the way of social and individual life.IKEA phenomenonthat comprises experience mode,spatial diffusion model and the global model,is attracting the attention of academia.Theoretically,its paths and types of spatial diffusion have been summarized,but the carrier and receptor does not tend to follow a single diffusion mode.The selection of mode depends not only on the characteristic of innovation itself,but also on the social background,market environment,development stage and other external factors.Though globalization has become a trend,the spatial friction caused by cultural differences is inevitable.Innovation expansion in the global scale has to comply with local culture and mingle with different cultures,aiming for a development strategy of glocalization.By tracking IKEA spatial diffusion path and mode in the context of globalization,We found that the space-axis diffusion model goes throughout the whole diffusion of IKEA,and the transnational neighboring contagious diffusion is dominant in the early stage of globalization and the global spatial scale Hierarchy Diffusion plays a leading role in the late.The strategy of IKEA spatial diffusion will significantly enlighten that of Chinese furniture multinationals going out.
High performance environmentally benign quantum dot@perovskite hybrid materials for near-ir led: design, photodynamic behaviour to device fabrication

In line with the European Energy Strategy on H2020, intensified research on the development of more-efficient and cost-effective light emitting diodes (LEDs) is required. In this regard solution processable colloidal quantum dots (QDs) and metal halide perovskites (PS) showed excellent proficiency to realize effective devices with low fabrication cost on large-area and light-weight substrates. Despite the high potentiality of developing advanced LEDs by exploiting the combination of PS and QDs, the investigation of the interactions of both materials is still in its early stage; and much is yet to be discovered regarding the charge-transport dynamics, mobilities, and defect states in different compositions of these hybrid materials. Our project's research objectives address this crucial issue and focus on designing novel, lead-free, QD
SEPARATION OF OLIGOSACCHARIDES

The present invention relates to a method for separating one or more oligosaccharide compound(s) from an oligosaccharide containing mixture, the method comprises the steps of (i) providing the oligosaccharide containing mixture; (ii) contacting the oligosaccharide containing mixture with a chromatographic support allowing one or more oligosaccharide compound(s) present in the oligosaccharide containing mixture to be retained by the chromatographic support; (iii) obtaining a unretained, flow through fraction from the chromatographic support comprising a protein, a cell, a cell debris, a nucleic acid and/or an enzyme; (iv) optionally washing the chromatographic support; (v) subjecting the chromatographic support to at least one elution buffer obtaining one or more oligosaccharide compound(s) from the chromatographic support; and wherein the chromatographic support comprises an adsorbent comprising one or more ligand capable of binding the one or more oligosaccharide compound(s) from the oligosaccharide containing mixture and wherein the one or more ligand comprise an a boronic acid compound, a serotonin compound, or a derivative thereof.
Tampa de broca inovadora com alimentador automático e parafuso inovador para elementos de instalação para paredes de gesso

Number_reference_aid_programa: SA.42799(2015/X), aid_de_minimis: Artigo 42.º do Regulamento do Ministro das Infraestruturas e do Desenvolvimento, de 10 de julho de 2015, relativo à concessão de assistência financeira pela Agência polaca para o Desenvolvimento Empresarial no âmbito do Programa Operacional Crescimento Inteligente 2014-2020.O projeto tem por objeto a aquisição de um novo serviço de desenvolvimento de produtos — tampa de broca inovadora com alimentador automático e parafuso inovador para instalação de elementos de instalação (chumbos e titulares de tubos de eletroinstalação) em placas de gesso — por uma microempresa no âmbito da sua atividade empresarial a um empresário com o estatuto de centro de investigação e desenvolvimento, referido no artigo 17.º da Lei de 30 de maio de 2008 relativa a determinadas formas de apoio a atividades inovadoras (Journal of Laws 2015, item 2015. 1710, na sua versão alterada), sendo o contratante do serviço. O projeto está relacionado com a conceção e produção de um protótipo de um novo produto inovador. O objeto do projeto é um novo produto inovador composto por uma tampa de broca com um alimentador automático e um parafuso inovador. A broca e tampa de rosca aplicar-se-á à instalação de elementos de instalação, tais como ripas e alças, etc. para placas de gesso. O âmbito do projeto planeado diz respeito ao desenvolvimento da conceção e documentação técnica de um novo produto inovador, à produção de um protótipo da tampa de broca com um alimentador automático de parafusos, aos ensaios e ensaios do protótipo do produto fabricado. Além disso, o projeto será precedido de uma investigação em linha realizada entre os contratantes do setor relativamente às suas expectativas relativamente a esse produto. O objeto do projeto e o resultado do projeto são a inovação de produtos, que consiste em desenvolver e fazer um protótipo de um novo dispositivo sendo um novo produto na atividade comercial da recorrente, tanto em termos de características como de aplicação. Atualmente, não há idêntico nem semelhante.
Gathering nanorings via Fe2+–bipyridine coordination

Spontaneously precise organization of small structures into complex superstructures is ubiquitous and important in nature. But using small building blocks to mimic this process remains a challenge to scientists. Herein, we report the rational design of a bipyridine-derivative and applied it for the self-assembly of nanorings. The addition of Fe(2+) to the nanorings resulted in the assembly of the nanorings into supernanostructures via Fe(2+)-bipyridine coordination. HPLC, HR-ESI/MS, UV-vis, DLS, and TEM analyses clearly validated the intramolecular cyclization, self-assembly of the nanorings, and the additional self-assembly of the superstructures via Fe(2+)-bipyridine coordination. We envision our strategy to be a new approach of precisely assembling nanostructures of ring shape into more complex superstructures.
PRELIMINARY STUDY ON THE USE OF UREA ACTIVATED MELON (Citrullus colocynthis) HUSK IN THE ADSORPTION OF CADMIUM FROM WASTE WATER

Adsorption studies were carried out using urea activated melon (Citrullus colocynthis) husks as a low-cost potential adsorbent to remove cadmium from industrial effluents. Bioabsorption parameters considered were as contact time, adsorbent dosage and adsorbate concentration. Cadmium removal was found to be dependent on the three parameters with maximum removal attained at 50 minutes with 0.8 and 1.0g of urea activated melon husk. Cadmium ions were mostly removed at low adsorbate concentration. Maximum removal was attained at 20 minutes with 97.6% adsorption. Adsorption isotherms had positive correlation with both Langmuir and Freundlich isotherm models and their r 2 values ranged from 0.911 – 1.00. Experimental data were also evaluated to find out kinetic characteristics of the adsorption process. Adsorption process for the heavy metal ion was found to follow pseudo-second order adsorption kinetics with the r 2 value of 0.8309. Activated melon husk, a readily available adsorbent was found to be efficient in the uptake of Cd (II) ions in industrial effluents, thus, confirming it as an excellent alternative for the removal of heavy metals from water and waste water. Keywords : Bioadsorption, Cadmium removal, Waste water, Melon husk
Development of the optimum agral cermet manufacturing process for aluminium inert anode application and fuel cell interconnect plates.

The AGRAL (Advanced Green Aluminium anode) project will aim at developing the manufacturing technologies of a specific cermet (called AGRAL cermet within this proposal) that has shown at lab scale outstanding properties in high temperature and corrosive media i.e. aluminium electrolysis. Furthermore, this AGRAL cermet enables Aluminium Pechiney, leader of this project, to consider the replacement of their current carbon anode by this inert anode thus decreasing to zero the CO2 emission during electrolysis process. Furthermore this AGRAL cermet will be tested for two applications: aluminium electrolysis (for the manufacturing of an inert anode up to industrial scale) and for protection of interconnect plates in hydrogen and fuel cell application (up to pre-prototype scale). This AGRAL cermet will be used as an inert anode in the Aluminium industry. Thanks to the inert anode, it is expected to decrease by a minimum of 50% of CO2 emissions compared to currently used carbon anode. Then, the transfer to the fuel and hydrogen cell applications will be studied.
To reach the objectives, the partners will aim at:
- Developing the manufacturing process for the AGRAL cermet coating for aluminium electrolysis  
o The Thermal Spray coatings: HVOF (combined eventually with Cold Spray ) and eGun (HVOF with ethanol, technology developed by Flame Spray Technologies)
o The Powder Metallurgy Process : HIP and Ultraflex (technology developed by Kennametal Stellite)
The final manufacturing process will be adapted to large dimension (an anode is 1m long) and to complex shape (plates, grid).
- Developing qualification test for real scale inert anode to detect failure of the anode operation
- Developing the manufacturing process for the AGRAL cermet coating for hydrogen and fuel cell interconnect plates
The economic viability and the environmental impact of both the inert anode and its manufacturing process and the fuel cell application along their whole life cycle, will be monitored.