SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Competencias y perfil profesional de los gestores de medios sociales en los medios de comunicación: detección de una fuerte apuesta por la automatización robótica

Introducción: los medios sociales, en concreto las redes y las aplicaciones de mensajería instantánea, se han convertido en un canal habitual para que los medios de comunicación distribuyan noticias. Metodología: después de comprobar las presencias en este tipo de plataformas de las televisiones, las radios, los periódicos y los diarios digitales más consumidos en España (n = 35), se utilizaron técnicas cualitativas y cuantitativas para examinar el perfil de los profesionales encargados de la gestión de redes y aplicaciones sociales en esos medios de comunicación, así como para comprobar, a partir de una relación elaborada mediante revisión de literatura científica, cuáles son las competencias disciplinares, profesionales, académicas y específicas que los profesionales consideran más necesarias para desarrollar su actividad. Resultados: los resultados confirman preferencia por las redes sociales frente a las aplicaciones de mensajería instantánea para la distribución de contenidos, que community manager es la denominación más común para referirse a los gestores de medios sociales, que todos ellos cuentan con formación relacionada con Comunicación y que las competencias a las que conceden mayor importancia son las específicas y profesionales. Discusión y conclusiones: la competencia más valorada por los profesionales es el dominio de los medios sociales, una competencia específica de este perfil, pero se detecta que la segunda más importante resulta la utilización de herramientas y mecanismos de automatización para la gestión de redes, lo que pone de manifiesto la convivencia en las redacciones del talento humano con tecnologías de automatización de procesos (RPA).&#x0D;
Milk banking and the uncertain interaction between maternal milk and ethanol

Donor human milk banks are expanding around the world at an exponential rate, which is directly linked to global increases in premature births. The importance of human milk for prematurely born infants has been extensively identified, even among the recent social scientific work that has questioned the efficacy of human milk and health considerations. In addition, research also shows that a significant percentage of these mothers, at least initially, experience lactation problems. Europe is taking a leadership role in expansion of human milk banks, although issues associated with alcohol consumption and maternal donations are a concern for clinicians and health care staff, given the increasing problems associated with drinking among women of childbearing age. Europe with the highest alcohol per capita consumption rates in the world, makes these issues particularly immediate.  The United Kingdom (UK) with its long history and current global leadership role is an ideal place to study these considerations which will inform these larger issues of human milk for the prematurely born infant.  A leader in this century old intervention, supporting not only one of the oldest hospital based banks in Europe, but also an important cross-border collaborations on the island of Ireland, along with a research based national bank in Scotland, each representing different cases contributing significantly to the re-birth of the medical control of human milk. The UK is poised to offer the world vital information regarding donor human milk banking, maternal bodies and ‘trust’, an important sociological social theoretical concept which will be used to frame the triangulated data collected for this project (including interviews, archival data, and ethnographic information). Supporting an excellent experienced female researcher to return to the academy following a maternity/career break, this project directly supports women and science in society.  MUIMME is an old Irish word for wet-nurse.
Purple urine bag syndrome in an elderly patient from Colombia

A 71-year-old woman in a nursing home, with indwelling urinary catheter, bedridden, presented with a purple urine collector bag. The purple urine bag syndrome is a rare condition associated with the metabolism of tryptophan by overgrowth of intestinal bacteria. The purple color is formed by a combination of indigo and indirubin produced as a result of phosphatase and sulfatase enzymatic activity of bacteria on indoxyl sulfate, under alkaline pH of the urine. We present the second case of this syndrome reported in Colombia detailing the management of this rare syndrome associated with urinary tract infection. Several conditions should be considered in the differential diagnose of diseases that cause discoloration of the urine.
Impact of Metabolic Syndrome on Cognition and Brain

Metabolic syndrome (MetS), a clustering of risk factors for type 2 diabetes mellitus and cardiovascular disease, has been associated with cognitive dysfunction and brain abnormalities. This review describes the literature on the impact of MetS on brain and cognition and suggests directions for future research. A literature search for reports of MetS and cognition and brain imaging was conducted for both nonelderly adults and adolescents. No studies were found describing MetS and brain or cognition among adolescents; therefore, we also included studies investigating individual components of MetS in this age group. Most studies found associations between MetS and cognitive dysfunction. Multiple cognitive domains were affected by MetS in adults. In adolescents, the majority of findings were in executive functioning. Brain imaging literature in adults implicated MetS in ischemic stroke, white matter alterations, and altered brain metabolism. For adolescents, individual MetS factors were linked to volume losses in the hippocampus and frontal lobes. MetS negatively impacts cognitive performance and brain structure. Potential explanatory models include impaired vascular reactivity, neuroinflammation, oxidative stress, and abnormal brain lipid metabolism. We posit that insulin resistance-associated impairment in cerebrovascular reactivity is an important mechanism underlying brain deficits seen in MetS.
Een scotland eimc

The project’s underlying objective is to to encourage smart inclusive and sustainable growth in the EU by increasing effective investment in innovation linked to profitable exploitation in international markets.  The project’s specific objective is to ensure that Scottish SMEs with international innovation and growth ambitions are empowered by unlocking their full growth potential through better internal innovation management capability and tailored mentoring and coaching.   The aim is to support SME’s international competitiveness through the exploitation of new or enhanced products, process or service through improved innovation efficiency.  To this end, the project will seek to improve the innovation performance of Scottish SMEs, both for beneficiaries of the EIC and for the wider SME innovation base (through the innovation management capacity building service: EIMC Service). Specific objectives include:   • Identification of bottlenecks to the creation of economic impact in companies benefiting from EIC relevant grants  and addressing these bottlenecks with the help of capable coaches. • Increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of innovation processes in SMEs with significant innovation activities that could potentially become beneficiaries of European support to research and innovation but would not have effective access to consulting services for innovation management. • Ensure EEN Scotland staff have the competencies to engage professionally with high-end target companies.
The Effect of Equity Structure,Financial Leverage to Investment Behavior of Companies Titled ST——Empirical Evidence from Listed Companies titled ST in China

The investment behavior of ST companies is the vital issue which capital market concerns.Based on this fact,this article,from the perspective of shareholders and creditors,examines the effect of corporate ownership structure and financial leverage on ST corporate investment spending.The selected data is from the background of listed companies in A-stock market titled with ST between year 2005 and year 2012.According to our research,we believe that ownership concentration as well as long-term liabilities can promote corporate investment,whilst the balance of equity and short-term debt do the opposite.Additionally,we find that the larger the scale of the ST companies,the less their corporate investment while free cash flow keeps positive correlation with investment spending.
A hybrid algorithm for Caputo fractional differential equations

Abstract This paper is concerned with the numerical solution of fractional initial value problems (FIVP) in sense of Caputo’s definition for dynamical systems. Unlike for integer-order derivatives that have a single definition, there is more than one definition of non integer-order derivatives and the solution of an FIVP is definition-dependent. In this paper, the chief differences of the main definitions of fractional derivatives are revisited and a numerical algorithm to solve an FIVP for Caputo derivative is proposed. The main advantages of the algorithm are twofold: it can be initialized with integer-order derivatives, and it is faster than the corresponding standard algorithm. The performance of the proposed algorithm is illustrated with examples which suggest that it requires about half the computation time to achieve the same accuracy than the standard algorithm.
Speech-in-noise testing as a marker for noise-induced hearing loss and tinnitus.

Speech-in-noise testing as a marker for noise-induced hearing loss and tinnitus. Noise-induced hearing loss and tinnitus are auditory complaints that often co-occur. Often, there is no immediate indication of changes in the pure tone audiogram. Patients can still have clinically normal hearing thresholds while clearly experiencing reduced speech comprehension. This might be explained by the process of neurodegeneration of the innervated dendrites of the auditory nerve fibres and secondary degeneration of spiral ganglion neurons. Subsequent maladaptive neuronal plasticity of the central auditory system can induce tinnitus. Standard hearing testing is no longer sufficient in these patients. Therefore more complex tasks, such as speech-in-noise tests, might be valuable extensions to the standard hearing tests. We carried out a prospective investigation of the influence of tinnitus upon speech comprehension in noise and the effectiveness of speech-in-noise testing, using the Flemish version of the digit triplet test (DTT). Thirty-seven patients with mild noise-induced hearing loss, tinnitus complaints and clinically normal pure tone thresholds completed the DTT and filled in two tinnitus enquiries. A statistically significant (p=0.026) correlation between the averaged high PTA, 2,z and the averaged SRT across ears on the DTT was found. There also seems to be a slight influence of tinnitus onset on the SRT score.
ONANO GIUSEPPE CENTRO VENDITE IMMOBILIARE_BANDO MICROINCENTIVI III CALL

IL PROGETTO "ROE - REAL ONLINE ESTATE" PREVEDE LA REALIZZAZIONE DI UN PORTALE WEB RESPONSIVE CON IMPLEMENTATI DEI MODULI DI: BOOKING ENGINE E GESTIONE DELLE PRENOTAZIONI, BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE COMMERCIALE, WEB CHECK-IN E WEB CHEC-KOUT CHE, ATTRAVERSO UNA GESTIONE ONLINE DELLE PRENOTAZIONI, DELLE TELEFONATE, DELLE RICHIESTE WALK-IN, DEGLI ARRIVI E DELLE PARTENZE DEGLI OSPITI, PERMETTANO DI EVITARE ASSEMBRAMENTI E FILE NELLE AREE DI RICEVIMENTO.
The Neural Correlates of Speech Motor Sequence Learning

Abstract Speech is perhaps the most sophisticated example of a species-wide movement capability in the animal kingdom, requiring split-second sequencing of approximately 100 muscles in the respiratory, laryngeal, and oral movement systems. Despite the unique role speech plays in human interaction and the debilitating impact of its disruption, little is known about the neural mechanisms underlying speech motor learning. Here, we studied the behavioral and neural correlates of learning new speech motor sequences. Participants repeatedly produced novel, meaningless syllables comprising illegal consonant clusters (e.g., GVAZF) over 2 days of practice. Following practice, participants produced the sequences with fewer errors and shorter durations, indicative of motor learning. Using fMRI, we compared brain activity during production of the learned illegal sequences and novel illegal sequences. Greater activity was noted during production of novel sequences in brain regions linked to non-speech motor sequence learning, including the BG and pre-SMA. Activity during novel sequence production was also greater in brain regions associated with learning and maintaining speech motor programs, including lateral premotor cortex, frontal operculum, and posterior superior temporal cortex. Measures of learning success correlated positively with activity in left frontal operculum and white matter integrity under left posterior superior temporal sulcus. These findings indicate speech motor sequence learning relies not only on brain areas involved generally in motor sequencing learning but also those associated with feedback-based speech motor learning. Furthermore, learning success is modulated by the integrity of structural connectivity between these motor and sensory brain regions.
Centro de Competencia para Soluciones Inteligentes en Industrias Creativas y Recreativas (aumento)

«Centro de Soluciones Inteligentes para Industrias Creativas y Recreativas» (aumento) tiene como objetivo desarrollar la capacidad de investigación e innovación para las industrias creativas y recreativas mediante la realización de investigaciones y redes interdisciplinarias orientadas al mercado para crear productos científicos con valor añadido para la economía de acuerdo con las mejores normas y prácticas internacionales, asociación con empresas y en cooperación conjunta. La creación de nuevas infraestructuras de investigación especializadas 3. Compra de equipos 4. Realización de la investigación orientada al mercado 5. Atraer a investigadores líderes y especialistas de primer nivel 6.Introducción de innovaciones, nuevos métodos de formación y educación 7.Especialización de investigadores e innovadores8.Desarrollo de asociaciones estratégicas con las principales organizaciones de investigación tecnológica en Europa9.Creación de asociaciones estratégicas con empresas búlgaras10.Distribución de resultados 11.Transferencia de conocimientos y servicios especializados empresariales12.Información y publicidadLos resultados básicos son:-complejo científico del más alto nivel con acceso a las partes interesadas e interacción activa con las empresas;-34 proyectos de investigación industrial aplicada y desarrollo experimental (10 años)-66 productos, servicios, modelos de negocio y procesos nuevos o sustancialmente mejorados (10 años) — «banco abierto» por científicos nacionales e internacionales — 8 asociaciones estratégicas con organizaciones líderes de investigación tecnológica en Europa para la innovación en las industrias creativas y recreativas; — al menos 20 asociaciones estratégicas con empresas búlgaras; —cartera con derechos de propiedad intelectual; 4 empresas derivadas y 4 empresas emergentes para la comercialización de resultados, etc.
High performance alexandrite crystals and coatings for high power space applications

Space-based earth observation missions are an essential building block gaining the data to understand our planet. In particular, space missions which are enhanced by laser-based instruments enable new ways of monitoring the atmosphere or the planet’s surface.
The availability of space-qualified TRL 6 high performance coated Alexandrite laser crystals within Europe is a major enabling technology for future earth observation space missions. For this reason, the GALACTIC project aims for the creation of the complete supply chain solely by European industry for high performance, high quality, high power, coated Alexandrite laser crystals. For this goal, two industrial partners and a research institute team up to combine their complementing expertise and reach this ambitious goal. Optomaterials S.r.l. (Italy) as expert in single crystal growth will advance Alexandrite crystal growth and machining techniques to produce high-quality Alexandrite laser crystals. Altechna Coatings (Lithuania) will contribute its expertise on high performance optical coatings and characterization methods to develop space-compliant, highly durable optical coatings specifically tailored for Alexandrite pulsed laser operation. Laser Zentrum Hannover e.V. (Germany) as a research institute with strong experience in the development of laser sources for space applications will develop demonstrator laser systems based on the newly developed Alexandrite crystals proving their superior lasing performance.
The combined forces of these outstanding partners will enable a detailed TRL 6 qualification of the coated Alexandrite crystals within the GALACTIC project making these crystals a new purely European product to be utilized in future space missions by the space industry.
The development will by accompanied by strategic dissemination activities promoting the activities of GALACTIC to a broad audience.
[Knowledge on stroke in Spanish population. A systematic review].

To analyze by means of a systematic review the general knowledge about strokes of the Spanish population.A systematic review is performed following PRISMA guidelines and with data from PubMed, Scopus and EMBASE. All studies carried out in Spain, centred around the knowledge of strokes are compiled (terminology, pathophysiology, signs and symptoms, risk factors, treatment, and willingness to make use of the Emergency Services). From the 4,627 articles collected, 21 were ultimately included in this review.In Spain, the term stroke is less known than others such as embolism or cerebrovascular accident. Loss of strength is the most widely recognized symptom, whereas arterial hypertension is the most widely identified risk factor. The least known symptom and risk factor are visual impairment and diabetes mellitus, respectively. When faced with a suspected stroke, the attitude of most respondents is adequate as they decide to go to the hospital or call the Emergency Services. However, in rural areas or in cases in which the symptoms suddenly stop, a greater number of participants choose to go to their family physician. The main sources of information of the participants are their family members and their doctors.General knowledge about strokes is scarce among the general population. Nonetheless, the attitude of most of the participants is adequate as they choose to contact specialized Emergency Services.Conocimiento sobre el ictus en la población española. Una revisión sistemática.Objetivos. Analizar mediante una revisión sistemática el estado de conocimiento sobre el ictus en la población española. Materiales y métodos. Se ha llevado a cabo una revisión sistemática siguiendo las directrices PRISMA en las bases de datos PubMed, Scopus y EMBASE. Se incorporaron todos los estudios realizados en España que versaran sobre el conocimiento del ictus (terminología, fisiopatología, síntomas y signos, factores de riesgo, tratamiento e intención de acudir a servicios de emergencias). Se identificaron 4.627 artículos, de los cuales 21 se incluyeron finalmente en la revisión. Resultados. El término ictus es menos reconocido que otros, como embolia o infarto cerebral. La pérdida de fuerza es el síntoma más reconocido y la hipertensión arterial es el factor de riesgo más identificado. El síntoma y el factor de riesgo menos reconocidos son los déficits visuales y la diabetes mellitus, respectivamente. Ante la sospecha de ictus, la actitud de la mayoría de los encuestados es adecuada, ya que eligen acudir al hospital o llamar a los servicios de emergencias. Sin embargo, en el medio rural, y ante síntomas que ceden espontáneamente, un mayor número de participantes elige acudir a su médico de familia. Las principales fuentes de información de los participantes son sus familiares y médicos. Conclusiones. El conocimiento global sobre el ictus es escaso entre la población española. Sin embargo, la actitud de la mayoría de los participantes es adecuada, ya que elige mayoritariamente contactar con servicios de emergencias especializados.
Subvenção de fundo de maneio para a Agência de Promoção «Komfort Market» Beata Oraczewska em termos de fornecimento de liquidez e apoio às operações correntes devido a dificuldades financeiras causadas pelo surto de COVID-19

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

Plastics-waste issues such as climate change, energy depletion, and environmental pollution are long-term challenges. To meet the target 60 % plastics recycling by 2050, a disruption of the current plastics economy seems unavoidable. Mechanical recycling, as the most popular approach worldwide, is currently limited to a restricted number of high-purity Polyolefins. As a green chemistry method, plastic depolymerization exploits the unique hydrothermal properties of near-critical water for circular chemical recycling. However, in its current state, economic and technical bottlenecks stall the technology maturation.
Catalytic depolymerization of plastics in hydrothermal media, CATALEPTIC, is planned to ease the depolymerization of common plastics, including addition and condensation polymers, into monomeric/Naphtha production. Professor Lasse Rosendahl and Assoc. Professor Thomas Helmer Pedersen, will supervise and guide me to achieve beyond state-of-the-art results to radically change the way plastics will be handle in the future. In close collaboration with Haldor Topsoe and Technical University of Munich, as the project secondmentw, this research plan will combine my expertise in catalysis, Reaction Engineering, and Process Chemistry with the host’s expertise in the hydrothermal valorization of wastes to equip the infrastructure existing in AAU, host organization, for continuous HTL of waste materials with both active and highly selective catalyst and a state-of-the-art purification system. This program will not only allow me to diversify my competence by acquiring new skills and competencies, particularly in terms of demonstration engineering, catalyst application, and purification systems, which will also enormously benefit my inter-sectoral and interdisciplinary expertise and strengthen my international network. CATALEPTIC will contribute to Europe’s circular economy by providing invaluable knowledge on the thermochemical recycling of plastics.
METHOD OF FORMING ADHESIVES MIXTURES AND BALLISTIC COMPOSITES UTILIZING THE SAME

The invention relates to adhesive compositions used in composite laminar structures to improve ballistic resistance, which limits the penetration of a bullet from a gun. The composite laminar structures includes a plurality of ballistic substrate layers, e.g., polyaramid or olefinic plies, and an impact absorbing adhesive resin or adhesive composition of the invention. An adhesive composition includes an impact absorbing adhesion resin having a melt index ranging from 1 to 100; an olefinic acrylate or methacrylate copolymer having a melt index between about 0.5 and about 100 or of an olefinic vinyl acetate copolymer having a melt index between about 0.5 and 350; an acid rosin having an acid number ranging from about 20 to 200; a high melt oxidized wax being having a melting point between about 80 to 120 °C; and a low melt wax having a melting point between about 55 to 90 °C. The invention also describes body armor, shielding and helmets that may be made from the composite laminar structures of the invention.