SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
LIGHT EMITTING DEVICE WITH PHOSPHOR WAVELENGTH CONVERSION

A light emitting device comprises: a thermally conductive substrate (MCPCB); at least one LED mounted in thermal communication with a surface of the substrate; a housing attached to the substrate and configured such the housing and substrate together define a volume that totally encloses the at least one LED, the housing comprising at least a part that is light transmissive (window); and at least one phosphor material provided on an inner surface of the housing within said volume said phosphor being operable to absorb at least a part of the excitation light emitted by the at least one light emitting diode and to emit light of a second wavelength range. The housing is attached to the substrate such that the volume is substantially water tight, preferably air/gas tight.
Railway points monitoring and control device

The device includes a points operating device (10) which is connected to one end of a points operating cable (51). A measuring device (30,35) measures the position of a component connected to the points blade. A transmitter connected to the measuring device and to the end of the points operating cable, transmits the measuring signals (M1,M2) from the measuring device to a control device via the operating cable. The control device is connected to the other end of the points operating cable. The control device applies an operating voltage (U) to the points operating cable for controlling the points operating device. The control device can generate an error signal based on the measuring signals from the measuring device.
The first innovative system for listed companies based on artificial intelligence and machine learning dedicated to ESG factors (environment, social, governance)

Number_reference_aid_programme: SA.41471(2015/X) Purpose of public aid: Article 25 of Regulation (EC) No 651/2014 of 17 June 2014 declaring certain categories of aid compatible with the internal market in the application of Articles 107 and 108 of the Treaty That’s it. EU L 187/1 of 26.06.2014). &bdquo;ESG &rdquo; “responsible investing” and “sustainable investment” these are aggregate terms that refer to the inclusion of environmental, social and corporate governance aspects in decisions concerning investors’ portfolios. ESG issues are often highlighted by the media when investors suffer sudden and significant losses in stock exchange shares — losses that are attributed to poor risk management related to one or more aspects of ESG. With the growing interest in ESG criteria, investors need a way to objectively assess the company’s ESG performance. This has led to the flourishing of a number of ESG credit rating agencies, such as Sustainalytics, MSCI and FTSE ESG, which rate companies (mainly larger and listed on stock exchanges) in terms of their ESG performance and share this data with their customers (investors). Companies are evaluated on the basis of publicly available information, such as media sources and annual reports. Companies that perform well in ESG indicators are thought to better anticipate future risks and opportunities, are more prone to long-term strategic thinking and focus on creating long-term value. However, given that many ESG agencies use different principles of sustainability in their methodologies, it is very difficult for the company to assess the exact requirements. Critics emphasised the need for methodological standardisation across the sector in order to build objectivity and credibility. Closir, who is a leader in the development of investor relations tools, meets market demand by developing innovations.
Disentangling fast and slow responses of the East Asian summer monsoon to reflecting and absorbing aerosol forcings

Abstract. We examine the roles of fast and slow responses in shaping the total equilibrium response of the East Asian summer monsoon (EASM) to reflecting (sulfate, SO4) and absorbing (black carbon, BC) aerosol forcings over the industrial era using the Community Earth System Model version 1 (CESM1). Our results show that there is a clear distinction between fast and slow responses of the EASM to aerosol forcings and the slow climate response due to aerosol-induced change in sea surface temperature (SST) plays an important role in the impacts of aerosols on the EASM. The EASM is weakened by a decrease in land–sea surface thermal contrast in the fast response (FR) component to SO4 forcing, whereas the weakening is more intensive due to the changes in tropospheric thermodynamic and dynamic structures in the slow response (SR) component to SO4. The total climate adjustment caused by SO4 is a significant weakening of the EASM and a decrease in precipitation. The BC-induced fast adjustment strengthens the EASM both by increasing the local land–sea surface thermal contrast and shifting the East Asian subtropical jet (EASJ) northwards. The BC-induced slow climate adjustment, however, weakens the EASM through altering the atmospheric temperature and circulation. Consequently, the EASM is slightly enhanced, especially north of 30° N, in the total response (TR) to BC. The spatial patterns of precipitation change over East Asia due to BC are similar in the total response and slow response. This study highlights the importance of ocean response to aerosol forcings in driving the changes of the EASM.
Uses of antimicrobial peptides

Described are novel uses of antimicrobial peptides or proteins, comprising an amino acid domain, chosen from the group, consisting of the following amino acid sequences: <IMAGE> <IMAGE> <IMAGE> or an amino acid domain sharing at least 40% identity therewith, as active ingredient in an antimicrobial preparation for surface treatment of articles to counteract microbial growth on the said surface, and as additive in human and animal food, hygienic care products, desinfectants, cleaning agents and biocides. Further a transgenic plant expressing the amino acid sequence is disclosed.
Molecular Mechanism underlying PRMT1 Dimerization for SAM Binding and Methylase Activity

Protein arginine methyltransferases (PRMTs) catalyze the posttranslational methylation of arginine, which is important in a range of biological processes, including epigenetic regulation, signal transduction, and cancer progression. Although previous studies of PRMT1 mutants suggest that the dimerization arm and the N-terminal region of PRMT1 are important for activity, the contributions of these regions to the structural architecture of the protein and its catalytic methylation activity remain elusive. Molecular dynamics (MD) simulations performed in this study showed that both the dimerization arm and the N-terminal region undergo conformational changes upon dimerization. Because a correlation was found between the two regions despite their physical distance, an allosteric pathway mechanism was proposed based on a network topological analysis. The mutation of residues along the allosteric pathways markedly reduced the methylation activity of PRMT1, which may be attributable to the destruction of dimer formation and accordingly reduced S-adenosyl-L-methionine (SAM) binding. This study provides the first demonstration of the use of a combination of MD simulations, network topological analysis, and biochemical assays for the exploration of allosteric regulation upon PRMT1 dimerization. These findings illuminate the results of mechanistic studies of PRMT1, which have revealed that dimer formation facilitates SAM binding and catalytic methylation, and provided direction for further allosteric studies of the PRMT family.
Comparison of some lead and non-lead based glass systems, standard shielding concretes and commercial window glasses in terms of shielding parameters in the energy region of 1keV–100GeV: A comparative study

Abstract The effective atomic numbers, Zeff of some glass systems with and without Pb have been calculated in the energy region of 1 keV–100 GeV including the K absorption edges of high Z elements present in the glass. Also, these glass systems have been compared with some standard shielding concretes and commercial window glasses in terms of mean free paths and total mass attenuation coefficients in the continuous energy range. Comparisons with experiments were also provided wherever possible for glasses. It has been observed that the glass systems without Pb have higher values of Zeff than that of Pb based glasses at some high energy regions even if they have lower mean atomic numbers than Pb based glasses. When compared with some standard shielding concretes and commercial window glasses, generally it has been shown that the given glass systems have superior properties than concretes and window glasses with respect to the radiation-shielding properties, thus confirming the availability of using these glasses as substitutes for some shielding concretes and commercial window glasses to improve radiation-shielding properties in the continuous energy region.
A review on applications of chemiluminescence detection in food analysis

There is an increasing interest by consumers for high quality food products with a specified composition. Suitable analytical techniques are needed for the quality control. Chemiluminescence (CL) detection has become quite a useful tool in the last years due to its simplicity, low cost and high sensitivity. Moreover, no external light source is needed. CL is often described as a dark-field technique: the absence of strong background light level reduces the background signal and leads to improved detection limits. Due to these advantages, CL methods have been widely applied to food analysis in recent years. Navas and Jiménez had reviewed the CL methods in food analysis in 1996. The present review covers the papers since 1996, including the CL determinations of nitrogen containing components, sugars, chemical preservatives, metals, hormonal anabolics and metabolites, and other compounds in foods. 122 references have been cited.
Traffic Safety : volume 4

This book is part of a set of six books called the 'Research for Innovative Transports' set. This collection presents an update of the latest academic and applied research, case studies, best practices and user perspectives on transport carried out in Europe and worldwide. The volumes are made up of a selection of the best papers presented at TRA2014. The subject of traffic is organized into two separate but complementary volumes : volume 3 on Traffic Management and volume 4 on Traffic Safety. In this book theorical chapters and practical case studies address topics such as road safety management and policies, accident analysis and modeling, vulnerable road users' safety, road infrastructure safety, ITS and railway safety.
Illumination brightness and color control system and method therefor

An illumination brightness and color control system for adjusting the illumination of a plurality of point light sources and method therefor are provided, implemented in a time division manner. A single photosensor senses and samples a point light source for the luminous intensity signal value. Then, the luminous intensity signal value at each wavelength and a target brightness/color value are compute to acquire a corrected current value, and the corrected current value is fed back to a light source driver. Therefore, the brightness/color value of the point light sources is adjusted to be in a steady state.
VILLES CINEMA - Promotion créative du patrimonie culturel a travers du reseau 'Villes Cinema'

A 70% increase is expected in global revenue for the European Community’s audio-visual industry up to 2005. However, the European audiovisual sector operates in a very competitive environment, to the extent that independent producers have to join forces in order to implement their projects. Moreover, producers filming in cities often face logistical and legal problems, a lack of local services and other challenges, which complicate their activities unnecessarily. Overall objective / Objectif général To establish cooperation between six cities for the development and joint promotion of audiovisual productions: to create an office for audiovisual production in each city to act as an intermediary between producers and the administration and to offer facilities for filming locally; to promote the cultural and urban heritage of cities towns among local, national and international producers; and to encourage cooperation between cities and producers. Expected results / Résultats attendus The main result of this project will be the creation of a cooperative working structure comprising six audiovisual promotional offices. This will allow action to be taken jointly which otherwise would not be possible with the same scope. The medium-term effects are as follows: • Job creation: audiovisual productions create jobs in both the audiovisual and service sectors. • Creation of permanent structures for audiovisual promotion. • Strengthening of the European audiovisual sector. • Promotion, domestically and in other countries, of the cities’ cultural image and heritage as excellent locations for large productions. • Strengthening of European inter-regional cohesion. New, coordinated management mechanisms.
A Balanced Scheduling Algorithm with Fault Tolerant and Task Migration based on Primary Static Mapping (PSM) in Grid

In this paper we present a balanced scheduling algorithm with considering the fault tolerance and task migration of allocating independent tasks in grid systems. Resource scheduling and its management are great challenges in heterogeneous environment. Hence load balancing is one of the best solutions to achieve the above purposes. The scheduling algorithm which we will present in follow, with taking the fault tolerance, checkpointing method, task migration and priority for mapping independent tasks on heterogeneous computing environment, creates the specific situation to ensure high performance in grid systems. So by implementing these parameters we can achieve more efficient and dependable performance than similar previous algorithms. It will be done with better condition and achieve high performance in computational grids in compare with Min-min algorithm. Finally the experiment and simulated results show that proposed balanced scheduling algorithm performs significantly to ensure high throughput, reduced makespan, reliability and more efficiency in the grid environment.
Super-Kamiokande plus

This proposal is a part of ongoing global efforts to understand the most fundamental elements of matter and their interactions. We aim to investigate neutrino interactions using the existing experimental facility in Japan, the Super-Kamiokande (SK) detector located in the Kamioka Observatory (Gifu Prefecture) and owned by the Partner of this
Project: the Institute for Cosmic Ray Research of the University of Tokyo.  

Furthermore, we propose a joint work on the design and construction of new neutrino detectors planned at the
Kamioka Observatory. They are Gadzooks! (and its R&D program EGADS), that is an extension to SK, and Hyper-Kamiokande (HK), its next generation detector. These Projects are currently ongoing and in preparation phase, respectively.

We address several fundamental problems in physics. We do it at different stages: by analyzing the data from SK,
by building and commissioning Gadzooks!, and by designing HK:
• Neutrino Oscillations – neutrino mass hierarchy (SK, Gadzooks!, HK), leptonic Charge-Parity violation (HK),
precise measurement  of mixing parameters (SK, Gadzooks!, HK), 
• Dark Matter – search for neutrinos induced by dark matter annihilation/decay in the cosmic space (SK, HK), 
• Nearby Galactic Supernova Physics – measurement of neutrinos emitted in the burst (SK, Gadzooks!, HK), 
• Diffuse Supernova Neutrino Background – discovery (Gadzooks!) and energy spectrum measurement (HK),
• Grand Unification – search for proton decay (SK, Gadzooks!, HK). 

Seconded researchers will work in Japan on those investigations. The collaborative work with the leaders of the field, 
the Japanese Groups and Research Facilities, should assure the researches and the Participants Groups the gain of 
an invaluable experience from these studies ,covering neutrino physics, cosmology, astrophysics, technical design, construction and operation of water Cherenkov detectors, data analysis techniques, hardware and software development 
for the new generation detectors.
Ecos gongorinos en la poesía astrológica de Quevedo: una respuesta tardía

A partir de las pesquisas de Alessandro Martinengo acerca de la cultura científica en la obra de Quevedo, el artículo se propone rastrear las varias ocurrencias astrológicas de derivación gongorina presentes en ella. En particular se analizan tres sonetos amorosos y uno de argumento religioso de Quevedo, con el fin de subrayar su elaboración en clave conceptista de las célebres imágenes cronográficas del poeta de Córdoba.
Computational investigations of allostery between proteins and nucleic acids in crispr-cas9

Allostery is a fundamental property of proteins, which regulates biochemical information transfer between spatially distant sites. Many emerging allosteric targets are large protein/nucleic acid complexes responsible for genome editing and regulation, whose underlying signaling remains poorly understood. Here, we focus on CRISPR-Cas9, a large nucleoprotein complex widely employed as a genome editing tool with enormous promises for medicine and biotechnology. In this system, an intricate allosteric signaling is suggested to span the multi-domain Cas9 protein and its associated nucleic acids, controlling the system’s function and specificity. However, in spite of extensive experimental characterization, the molecular basis for this allosteric response are largely unknown, hampering also efficient engineering for improving its genome editing capability. Allosteric-CRISPR will investigate the allosteric regulation in CRISPR-Cas9 by introducing a novel synergistic approach. This will implement the combination of state-of-the-art theoretical methods, including enhanced and multiscale approaches based on classical and ab-initio methods, with network models derived from graph theory and novel centrality analyses that are emerging as powerful to investigate allostery. This will create an innovative protocol that will enable determining the allosteric network of communication over multiple timescales, as well as the relation between allostery and catalysis, which remains unaddressed through classical approaches. This novel way to describe allostery can impact future studies of large nucleoprotein complexes, including newly discovered CRISPR systems, which are governed by similar allosteric rules and hold tremendous potential for genome editing. Finally, by delivering fundamental knowledge on the basic mechanisms underlying genome editing, Allosteric-CRISPR will help the design of improved genome editing tools, impacting their application across the field of life sciences.
Headlamp

A headlamp includes a first light assembly including a first LED operable in a first plurality of lighting modes and a second light assembly electrically coupled to the first light assembly. The second light assembly includes a second LED operable in a second plurality of lighting modes, a battery receptacle configured to receive a battery pack, and an actuator operable to toggle the first LED between the first plurality of lighting modes and the second LED between the second plurality of lighting modes.
Multiple Stochastic Pathways in Forced Peptide-Lipid Membrane Detachment

We have used high resolution AFM based dynamic force spectroscopy to investigate peptide-lipid membrane interactions by measuring the detachment (last-rupture) force distribution, P(F), and the corresponding force dependent rupture rate, k(F), for two different peptides and lipid bilayers. The measured quantities, which differed considerably for different peptides, lipid-membranes, AFM tips (prepared under identical conditions), and retraction speeds of the AFM cantilever, could not be described in terms of the standard theory, according to which detachment occurs along a single pathway, corresponding to a diffusive escape process across a free energy barrier. In particular, the prominent retraction speed dependence of k(F) was a clear indication that peptide-lipid membrane dissociation occurs stochastically along several detachment pathways. Thereby, we have formulated a general theoretical approach for describing P(F) and k(F), by assuming that peptide detachment from lipid membranes occurs, with certain probability, along a few dominant diffusive pathways. This new method was validated through a consistent interpretation of the experimental data. Furthermore, we have found that for moderate retraction speeds at intermediate force values, k(F) exhibits catch-bond behavior (i.e. decreasing detachment rate with increasing force). According to the proposed model this behavior is due to the stochastic mixing of individual detachment pathways which do not convert or cross during rupture. To our knowledge, such catch-bond mechanism has not been proposed and demonstrated before for a peptide-lipid interaction.
Social Innovations - Social Impact for the Alps Adriatic Region (SIAA)

The aim is to generate solutions for major challenges within the cross-border region involving public administration and institutions as well as social entrepreneurs. A cross-border advisory board (AB) comprising of relevant stakeholders is established. To raise awareness activities including two rounds of a social business (SB) idea challenge are developed. The framework conditions specific to the cross-border region are analyzed including social challenges, relevant target groups, a SWOT analysis and a Social Entrepreneurship Ecosystem map. This analysis, research of Good practice examples and innovative learning practices supporting the cross-border exchange are used to develop a social entrepreneurship training program with an accompanying acceleration for implementation of social business ideas. Instruments like a business model framework and a self-assessment tool supporting social entrepreneurs in the cross-border region are developed. The four month training & acceleration program is un twice and ends with an event, respectively, to share the developed SB ideas, tools and methods in a multidisciplinary setting open to the crossborder network. At the end a handbook for implementing social entrepreneurship in the Alpe-Adriatic Region is published. The acquired knowledge will be transferred through workshops into the public adminstration system.