SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Cooperation of Regions for Innovation

The operation “Corinna - Cooperation of Regions for Innovation” focuses on intensifying cross-border co-operation in the field of technology and innovation along the borders of Italy, Slovenia, Austria and Hungary. Recent studies of these regions show strong potential for capitalizing on development opportunities through cross-border cooperation in particular in the field or research, development and innovation. Yet these studies also testify barriers for finding the "right partners" on administrative and policy levels and on company level. The project aims to remove barriers to cooperation through 1) establishing cross-border networks 2) increasing the mutual knowledge of the partner regions' innovation systems, policies and strategies, 3) identifying best practices to promote regional innovation capabilities and 4) developing specific co-operation projects with common focus areas. The operation helps improving the partner regions' capacities and policies for technology development and regional innovation. As a prerequisite for stronger cross-border co-operations, the operation provides easily accessible information on the strengths, competencies and innovation systems of the participating regions to companies and the wider public. Activities include the joint development of a guide book on innovation policy practices and the elaboration of joint policy recommendations based on a series of workshops and seminars. Workshops cover issues such as innovation policy, strategy development and policy benchmarking. Partners also implement a number of instruments to address barriers to interregional cooperation of technology-oriented firms and research institutions, such as an interregional database of RTD organizations.
Design and Implementation of a Single-Frequency Mesh Network Using OpenAirInterface

OpenAirInterface is an experimental open-source real-time hardware and software platform for experimentation in wireless communications and signal processing. With the help of OpenAirInterface, researchers can demonstrate novel ideas quickly and verify them in a realistic environment. Its current implementation provides a full open-source software modem comprising physical and link layer functionalities for cellular and mesh network topologies. The physical (PHY) layer of the platform targets fourth generation wireless networks and thus uses orthogonal frequency division multiple access (OFDMA) together with multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) techniques. The current hardware supports 5 MHz bandwidth and two transmit/receive antennas. The media access (MAC) layer of the platform supports an abundant two-way signaling for enabling collaboration, scheduling protocols, as well as traffic and channel measurements. In this paper, we focus on the mesh topology and show how to implement a single-frequency mesh network with OpenAirInterface. The key ingredients to enable such a network are a dual-stream MIMO receiver structure and a distributed network synchronization algorithm. We show how to implement these two algorithms in real-time on the OpenAirInterface platform. Further more, we provide results from field trials and compare them to the simulation results.
Financialization, sustainability and the right to the island: A critique of acronym models of island development

The penetration of financialization into the biocultural geographies of islands builds upon processes of commodification and privatization of environments, entailing enclosures of resource commons, environmental destruction and displacement of people, their livelihoods, knowledge and practices, with implications for sustainability. Against this background I critique the growing literature on acronym models of island development, arguing for more careful consideration of issues concerning democracy, human rights and sustainability. Drawing on the ‘right to the city’ literature, I highlight the importance of the ‘right to the island’ in an effort to move beyond the policy imperatives of MIRAB, SITE and PROFIT. Exercising the right to the island involves cultivating radically pluralistic democracy through struggles for alternative island futures. In so doing it problematizes what it means to develop and achieve sustainability.
CONTROLLING CORROSION WITHIN WELLBORES

A method for controlling corrosion is described. The method includes determining a concentration of a first gas in a first formation, determining a concentration of a second gas different than the first gas in a second formation, determining a ratio between the first gas and the second gas, comparing the determined ratio to a threshold ratio of the first gas to the second gas for the wellbore which reduces a corrosion rate within the wellbore, and based on a result of comparing the determined ratio to the threshold ratio, modifying a quantity of the first formation fluid or the second formation fluid flowed into the wellbore. The first gas and the second gas mix within the wellbore.
Comparative study of the rare earth environment in rare earth metaborate glass (REB 3 O 6 , RE = La, Nd) and in sodium borate glasses

Abstract The RE environment in the RE-metaborate glass (RE = La 3 + or Nd 3 + ) has been characterized by Nd L III -edge EXAFS and Nd 3 + and Eu 3 + optical spectroscopy. The spectroscopic data have been compared with that of crystalline RE-metaborate and of two sodium borate glasses containing RE, a Na-poor borate glass (20 mol% Na 2 O) bearing almost no NBOs (non-bridging oxygens), and a Na-rich borate glass (35 mol% Na 2 O) bearing a significant number of NBOs. Spectroscopic data indicate that the RE–O ionicity and mean distance increase in the order Na-rich borate glass  3 + sites in the RE-metaborate glass is wider than in the two sodium borate glasses, as revealed by a larger RE–O distance distribution and larger inhomogeneous widths of optical transitions. Data are consistent with a model in which both NBOs and BOs take part to the coordination sphere of RE 3 + , like in the crystalline RE-metaborate phase, but they point out stronger RE 3 + –NBO bonds. The structural and bonding differences involving the RE 3 + ions, between the glassy and crystalline forms of RE-metaborate, may be the basis of the high nucleation barrier observed in this congruent composition.
Numeramentalização: o estudo das práticas e do governamento em educação (e) matemática na contemporaneidade

This paper aims to relate the notion of social practice, from the wittgensteinian perspective of language games as ruled activities, and the notion of governmentality of Michel Foucault, from which discusses the concept of “numeramentality” within what we consider to be a research program for discussing Mathematics Education in Contemporaneity. At the same time, it proposes a reflection on the analytical productivity of this concept in order to understand how a “numeramentalized” society by operating through discourses of truth and making use of numbers, ratios, measurements, practices produce different ways of being and acting of subjects by constituting individual and collective subjectivities in several socially institutionalized spaces.
L’initiation à la recherche scientifique à l’école : les littératures francophones dans une perspective citoyenne

Résumé: Le débat autour de la place des littératures dans l’enseignement de base est encore peu exploré puisque la littérature en général occupe un espace assez restreint dans les salles de classe de langues. Si l’on regarde de plus près la réalité de l’enseignement de français au Brésil, il reste clair que l’espace voué aux littératures francophones est presque inexistant. C’est pourquoi nous proposons de repenser l’importance du littéraire dans la formation des étudiants à l’école publique puisque la littérature est un moyen riche en possibilités d’exploration de questions historiques et sociales. Comme possibilité de remédier l’absence des littératures francophones dans les programmes traditionnels, les projets d’initiation à la recherche scientifique peuvent aider à surmonter cette réalité tout en mettant en relief des écrivains et des écrivaines qui n’appartiennent pas à l’Hexagone et qui sont souvent exclu(e)s du canon dominant. Mots clés: littératures francophones ; littératures migrantes ; littératures transnationales ; français langue étrangère ; initiation à la recherche scientifique
Pattern transition from nanohoneycomb to nanograss on germanium by gallium ion bombardment

During the irradiation of Ge surface with Ga+ ions up to 1017 ions·cm−2, various patterns from ordered honeycomb to nanograss structure appear to be decided by the ion beam energy. The resulting surface morphologies have been studied by scanning electron microscopy and atomic force microscopy. For high energy Ga+ irradiation (16–30 keV), by controlling the ion fluence, we have captured that the equilibrium nanograss morphology also originates from the ordered honeycomb structure. When honeycomb holes are formed by ion erosion, heterogeneous distribution of the deposited energy along the holes leads to viscous flow from the bottom to the plateau. Redistribution of target atoms results in the growth of protuberances on the plateau, and finally the pattern evolution from honeycomb to nanograss with an equilibrium condition.
FLUID SYSTEM FOR CONTROLLING FLUID LOSSES DURING HYDROCARBONRECOVERY OPERATIONS

A fluid system has been discovered using a distribution of graded calcium carbonate particle sizes, a biopolymer and a polymerized starch. The biopolymer is a non-ionic polysaccharide of the scleroglucan type. It is important that the calcium carbonate particles be distributed across a wide size range to effectively prevent filtration or fluid loss into the formation. Since th e filter cake particles do not invade the well bore due to the action of the biopolym er and starch, no high pressure spike occurs during the removal of the filter cake. This high pressure spike indicates damage to the formation and well bore surface, which damage typically reduces overall permeability of the formation. The rheological properties of the fluid allow it to be used in a number of applications where protection of the original permeable formation is desirable. The applications include, but are not limited to, drilling fracturing and controlling fluid losses during completion operations, such as gravel packing or well bo re workovers.
A multifaceted platform for exploring nucleotide-based post-translational modifications

Nucleotide-based post-translational modifications (nbPTMs) play key roles in health and disease, from bacterial pathogenesis to cancer. However, technical challenges of these versatile, but chemically complex protein modifications have constrained our fundamental understanding of even the most intensely studied nbPTMs for decades. The overarching aim of this proposal is to establish, apply and disseminate a methodology to unveil novel types of nbPTMs and allow site-specific proteomic analyses. The conceptual innovation lies in a strategy for turning the complex chemical structures of nbPTMs from a challenge to an advantage. First, shared chemical moieties will be exploited to develop pan-specific enrichment of multiple nbPTMs. For this purpose, we will generate the first nbPTMs-specific antibodies by converting specific signalling proteins into biotechnology tools for chemoenzymatic synthesis of challenging peptide antigens (aim 1). Second, we will take advantage of the chemical lability of nbPTMs to analyse modified peptides using a nucleobase-targeted mass spectrometry approach (aim 2). The unbiased scope of our methodology will make possible the discovery of as yet unknown forms of nbPTMs (aim 3) and nbPTM site mapping throughout eukaryotic proteomes (aim 4). These new materials, methods, discoveries and datasets will be made publicly available to allow future investigations of nbPTMs by the scientific community. The new substrates, sites and nbPTMs will provide starting points for biological characterization (aim 5). Poised at the interface of biology and technology, this interdisciplinary research project has the potential to explore new territories within established biomedical fields and to contribute to the knowledge base for improved treatment of diseases.
Stars at the extreme

The first stars in the Universe are extreme objects. Extreme in their composition: they are made of material having been processed only by the Big Bang nucleosynthesis, and having a content in dark matter likely very different from the one of the present-day stars. Extreme in their properties: one of the most important properties is their mass that might reach values as high as even 100 000 solar masses (supermassive black-hole seeds). Their properties may differ from the today massive star populations also by their likely fast axial spins, the processes of mass loss, their magnetic fields, multiplicity. Extreme in their physics: born in over densities made mainly by dark matter, the physics of candidate dark matter particles may have a significant effect on their evolution and produce what has been called dark or frozen stars, i.e. stars sustained by dark-matter particle annihilation. The aim of STAREX is to determine which observable features can be used to constrain the composition (baryonic and dark matter), the properties (masses, rotation, magnetic field, multiplicity) and the physics of the first stars in the Universe. These observables will be collected by present-day and future facilities as, for instance, the JWST, ELT, adLigo, VIRGO, LISA and are linked to ionising fluxes, nucleosynthesis, radiation of both stellar populations and transient events, and gravitational waves. STAREX will explore new physical processes, build and use new numerical tools, provide observables that will account together for a sophisticated description of the physics of individual stars, single or in binary systems, and for the dynamics of the stars in the first stellar clusters. STAREX is at the crossroad of topics such as stellar physics, nucleosynthesis, hydrodynamics, evolution of galaxies, and will potentially engender ground-braking consequences for observational cosmology, astrophysics and even fundamental physics (fluid dynamics, dark matter properties).
OVERHEAD HANDLEBAR ASSEMBLY FOR AN EXERCISE APPARATUS

An overhead handlebar assembly fixedly secured to the frame of an exercise apparatus. The overhead handlebar assembly may include handlebar support members, load sensors secured to the handlebar support members and a handlebar secured to the handlebar support members.
Évita, Irina y Loretta: diversidad sexual e identidad fluida en el teatro de Copi

Copi, a Parisian from Argentina, “unclassifiable” for many, wrote almost all his work in French, with some exceptions. A brief tour around his theatrical production and the analysis of some works (Eva Peron, 1969, L’homosexuel ou la difficulté de s’exprimer, 1971 and Loretta Strong, 1974), through his most representative characters: Evita, Irina and Loretta, will allow us to discover the subversive mechanisms of this hybrid and polyvalent author. The commitment to irreverent and transgressive characters, during the gestation period of new revolutionary ideas and sexual liberation, makes Copi’s theater a space of innovation and rupture. In fact, one of the most recurrent aspects is the sexual and identity diversity of the characters that swarm in their imagination: transvestites, homosexuals and transsexuals. A whole universe full of “queer” beings in mutation and unclassifiable. Does Copi propose a new conception of theater where the borders of fiction with life are diluted and confused? Copi, un Parisien d’Argentine, «inclassable», a écrit presque toute son œuvre en français. Un bref parcours autour de sa production théâtrale et de l’analyse de quelques pièces (Eva Peron, 1969; L’homosexuel ou la difficulté de s’exprimer, 1971; et Loretta Strong, 1974), à travers les personnages emblématiques d’Evita, Irina et Loretta, nous permettra de découvrir les mécanismes subversifs de cet auteur hybride et polyvalent. Le pari par des personnages irrévérencieux et subversifs, à l’époque de gestation de nouvelles idées révolutionnaires et de libération sexuelle, le théâtre de Copi devient un espace d’innovation et de rupture. En effet, l’un des aspects les plus récurrents est la diversité sexuelle et identitaire des personnages qui pullulent dans son imaginaire : des travestis, des homosexuels, des transsexuels, etc. Tout un univers d’êtres «queers» en mutation et inclassables. Copi, nous propose-t-il une nouvelle conception du théâtre où les frontières de la fiction avec la vie se diluent et se confondent? Copi, un Parisien d’Argentine, “inclassable”, a écrit presque toute son œuvre en français. Un bref parcours autour de sa production théâ-trale et de l’analyse de quelques pièces (Eva Peron, 1969; L’homosexuel ou la difficulté de s’exprimer, 1971; et Loretta Strong, 1974), à travers les personnages emblématiques d’Évita, Irina et Loretta, nous permettra de découvrir les mécanismes subversifs de cet auteur hybride et polyvalent. Le pari par des personnages irrévé-rencieux et subversifs, à l’époque de gestation de nouvelles idées révolutionnaires et de libé-ration sexuelle, le théâtre de Copi devient un espace d’innovation et de rupture. En effet, l’un des aspects les plus récurrents est la diversité sexuelle et identitaire des personnages qui pu-llulent dans son imaginaire: des travestis, des homosexuels, des transsexuels, etc. Tout un univers d’êtres «queers» en mutation et inclas-sables. Copi, nous propose-t-il une nouvelle conception du théâtre où les frontières de la fiction avec la vie se diluent et se confondent?
Load-bearing or running roller for drawer guides

The load-bearing or running roller is used for drawer guides and has a rotationally symmetrical roller element having a circumferential groove 3, in which a running ring 4 which projects by a small extent from the outer surface 5 of the roller is arranged. The material from which the running ring 4 is produced is elastically deformable and softer than the material of the roller element. The roller element itself is of two-part design. The two parts 1, 2 forming the roller element are welded to each other. The one part, designed as an annular element 2, together with an outer annular face whose plane is at right angles to the axis of the roller forms a side flank of the groove 3. The load-bearing or running roller has a single-piece hub 6 which runs through over its axial length. The parting plane E of the annular element 2 which passes through a section of the single- piece hub 6 is offset in order to form a step 7. The step 7 of this annular element 2, formed by the offset, is located underneath the groove base 8. <IMAGE>
Weight metrology and its economic and social impact on bronze age europe, west and south asia

This project explores the economical and societal transformations provoked by weights and measures during the Bronze Age in Western Eurasia. The impact and significance of weight-based measures for value assessments during the Bronze Age is largely unknown und understudied. My objective is to unravel this empirical and intellectual gap in studies of the prehistoric and ancient economy. The project will uncover new sources for the reconstruction of trade and exchange networks due to the identification of a mostly overlooked or ignored class of artefacts: early balance weights. This opens up a new understanding of the nature and extent of the earliest commercial economies in the world. The ambitious project aims to document for the first time potential weights, often of unexpected simple shape, as well as canonical weights, frequently not sufficiently documented in a selection of cases studies between the Atlantic and the Indus. Further focus will be on potential mass-related finished metal objects, standardization and pre-coinage currencies, contributing to the debate on the origins of money. Specific statistical methods and 3D scanning provide a novel tool package to verify assumptions in a rigorous way. Hypotheses to be tested include identifying the potential correlation of the emergence of weight metrology to elucidating the first extensive trade in raw material (like silver, tin), the connection of weights to other administrative and commercial tools like seals and script, and their impact of early conceptions of value. The early dissemination of weights and weighing systems will be analysed systematically on evidence from the Bronze Age in Western Eurasia. The proposed research starts with identifying and documenting potential balance weights and mass related objects by archaeological indications and the rigorous application of various statistical methods, but progresses to developing and testing models of exchange and transfer of innovations.
Coordinated management and networking of Mediterranean wetlands

Wetlands in Europe are vulnerable interconnected environments, hugely contributing to biodiversity. Their protection intertwines scientific-environmental aspects and governance concerns. WETNET tackles the issue of implementing a multilevel governance for MED wetlands in order to achieve overall and network effects on wetlands ecosystems as well as on connected local systems. 
The project aims at ensuring higher coordination between different levels of spatial planning and authorities in charge for their management, whilst limiting conflicts between preservation issues and economic activities. By defining common priorities for MED wetlands conservation, WETNET builds a common territorial strategy for their integrated management. Building on previous EU experiences (River Contracts), WETNET seeks to test and transfer ‘Wetlands Contracts’, acting through broad participatory processes where users, private and public entities are committed in mainstreaming wetlands preservation into their ordinary activities. To this aims, the project will also:
- Increase the knowledge on River Contracts effectiveness.
- Strengthen existing transnational networks for sharing and disseminating information and good practices on wetlands preservation.
The project partnership involves all authorities and typology of stakeholders operating in target field. It will allow WETNET to meet the Wetlands needs at a broad scale, ensuring the transferability of its results to other EU countries.