SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Improving the accuracy and reliability of electronic structure calculations: new exchange-correlation functionals from a rigorous expansion at infinite coupling strength

By virtue of its computational efficiency, Kohn-Sham (KS) density functional theory (DFT) is the method of choice for the electronic structure calculations in computational chemistry and solid-state physics. Despite its enormous successes, KS DFT’s predictive power and overall usefulness are still hampered by inadequate approximations for near-degenerate and strongly-correlated systems. Crucial examples are transition metal complexes (key for catalysis), stretched chemical bonds (key to predict chemical reactions), technologically advanced functional materials, and manmade nanostructures.  
I aim to address these fundamental issues, by constructing a novel framework for electronic structure calculations at all correlation regimes. This new approach is based on recent formal developments from my group, which reproduce key features of strong correlation within KS DFT, without any artificial symmetry breaking. My results on the exact infinite-coupling-strength expansion of KS DFT will be used to endow that theory with many-body properties from the ground up, thereby removing its intrinsic bias for weak correlation regimes.
This requires novel combinations of ideas from three research communities: chemists and physicists that develop approximations for KS DFT, condensed matter physicists that work on strongly-correlated systems using lattice hamiltonians, and mathematicians working on mass transportation theory. The strong-correlation limit of DFT enables these links by defining a natural framework for extending lattice-based results to the real space continuum. On the other hand, this limit has a mathematical structure formally equivalent to the optimal transport problem of mathematics, enabling adaptation of methods and algorithms.
The new approximations will be implemented with the assistance of an industrial partner and validated on representative benchmark chemical and physical systems.
A novel bio-engineering approach to generate an eminent surface-functionalized template for selective detection of female sex pheromone of Helicoverpa armigera

Plant pests exert serious effects on food production due to which the global crop yields are reduced by ~20-40 percent per year. Hence to meet the world's food needs, loses of food due to crop pests must be reduced. Herein the silicon dioxide based MEMS devices are covalently functionalized for robust and efficient optical sensing of the female sex pheromones of the pests like Helicoverpa armigera for the first time in literature. The functionalized devices are also capable of selectively measuring the concentration of this pheromone at femtogram level which is much below the concentration of pheromone at the time of pest infestation in an agricultural field. Experiments are also performed in a confined region in the presence of male and female pests and tomato plants which directly mimics the real environmental conditions. Again the reversible use and absolutely trouble free transportation of these pheromone nanosensors heightens their potentials for commercial use. Overall, a novel and unique approach for the selective and reversible sensing of female sex pheromones of certain hazardous pests is reported herein which may be efficiently and economically carried forward from the research laboratory to the agricultural field.
Strengthening the competitiveness of GEUS by building up and equipping production capacities

The project “Strengthening the competitiveness of GEUS by building and equipping production capacities” aims to strengthen competitiveness and the ability of companies to compete on both the domestic and international markets, through sustainable production in order to ensure growth of revenue, export growth and increase the number of staff. The project will build a stock storage building that will solve the problem of insufficient generation capacity and improve its output to the satisfaction of customers, partners and business employees.
The association between patient-reported incidents in hospitals and estimated rates of patient harm

The aim of this study was to test the association between the rates of patient-reported incidents and patient harm documented in the patient record.The study was a secondary analysis of two national hospital assessments conducted in 2011.Hospital services in Norway.The patient survey was a standard national patient-experience survey conducted at the hospital level for all 63 hospitals in Norway. The medical record review was performed by 47 Global Trigger Tools (GTTs) in all 19 hospital trusts and 4 private hospitals. The two data sets were matched at the unit level, yielding comparable patient experiences and GTT data for 7 departments, 16 hospitals and 11 hospital trusts.No intervention.The correlation at the unit level between the patient-reported incident in hospital instrument (PRIH-I) and estimated rates of patient harm from the GTT.The PRIH-I index was significantly correlated with all patient-reported experience indicators at the individual level, with estimates for all patient harm events (Categories E-I) at the unit level (r = 0.62, P < 0.01), and with estimates of more serious harm events in Categories F-I (r = 0.42, P < 0.05).Patient-reported incidents in hospitals, as measured by the PRIH-I, are strongly correlated with patient harm rates based on the GTT. This indicates that patient-reported incidents are related to patient safety, but more research is needed to confirm the usefulness of patient reporting in the evaluation of patient safety.
BOOST ASSISTED FORCE BALANCING SETTING TOOL

A setting tool is provided for positioning in a subterranean wellbore. The tool carries a pre-charged, pressurized chamber, preferably filled with inert gas. A force-balanced piston assembly, with the piston chamber initially at atmospheric pressure, is in selective fluid communication with the pressurized chamber. A release mechanism, rupture disc, or valve is selectively operable to open the pressurized chamber and allow fluid flow to the piston chamber. The pressurized gas drives the piston which, in turn, drives a power rod for setting a downhole tool. Preferably a flow restrictor is incorporated in the gas flow path to meter the fluid and control the setting speed. In a preferred embodiment, the pressurized chamber is opened by rupturing a disc. A pyrotechnic device, which qualifies as a non-explosive device and is triggered by a low-powered battery, drives a piercing member into and through the rupture disc.
Revisiting europeanization in southeast europe. an historical approach

The future of Europe will vitally depend on its ability to transform and unify the continent. Southeast Europe, with its complex historical trajectories and its own particularistic Europeanness, has been labelled difficult to Europeanize. Yet, Europeanization in Southeast Europe has a far longer history reaching back into the 19th century and earlier. The main goal of the RESEE project is to establish Europeanization research on the Southeast Europe as a complex historically grounded process, firstly through developing a meaningful narrative integration of the prevailing knowledge in the historical dimension of Europeanization of Southeast Europe; secondly through discussing the usefulness of Europeanization and its related process bringing historical cases of how Europe has influenced Southeast Europe and vice versa; and thirdly through tracing the process back we build an explanatory model that maps the events and actors, the causal mechanisms and factors that interact when a specific historical Europeanization process unfolds in Southeast Europe.
RESEE is an innovative project studying a long and much disputed ‘European otherness periphery’ contributing to the rethinking of the region in such a reflexive way that it have meaning and utility in the current EU political project of European Integration. RESEE main academic outputs include a Living Review on the literature, a course proposal and a workshop on the historical dimension of Europeanization on Southeast Europe, a policy paper on best-practices of successful historical cases of Europeanization in Southeast Europe and a number of other dissemination and communication activities. These outputs will attract the attention of academia, policy-makers and also European society since they are a valuable source of scholarly knowledge; they expose high policy relevance to practitioners and they have societal importance in particular to improving citizens perceptions on Southeast Europe and European Integration.
Nitroxyl progenitor compounds and methods of use

Described herein are nitroxyl progenitor compounds, and compositions including, and methods or generating, the compounds thereof, and methods of treating or preventing disease and disease symptoms using the compounds and compositions.
La strategia di crescita e internazionalizzazione di GetBetter Oy

Getbetter Oy svilupperà una strategia di internazionalizzazione e sufficienti informazioni di base sull'uso dei servizi digitali in Svezia e Danimarca.
Accelerating entrepreneurial learning across european regions

Accelerating Entrepreneurial Learning across European Regions
There are a number of profound challenges facing the European Union. Despite the single market being in existence for quite some time, start-ups and entrepreneurs tend not to think European wide and business scaling is very fragmented. The entrepreneurial ecosystem is also fragmented and not joined up between countries. Unemployment levels are very high, with high rates of over 50% of under-25s among Mediterranean countries, such as Spain and Greece. Entrepreneurship in Europe lags behind the US, in terms of effectiveness, scale and impact. 

Set in this context, the focus of the proposal is to develop more ICT entrepreneurs and this is adopted as the key objectives, which is the core outcomes required from the Horizon 2020 ICT 35 call.  Specifically this programme sets out to train ICT entrepreneurs to be ‘incubator ready’ and this is informed by research into current practice in incubators across Europe. The Horizon 2020 is an ideal opportunity for Europe to enable a different breed of European ICT entrepreneurs. Some of the characteristics of achieving this include the need to spend an appropriate amount of time to allow ICT entrepreneurs develop the commercial skills, as well as the technical proposition.   

This project will develop a network of ICT entrepreneurship creative physical and virtual spaces and coordinate European wide intensive entrepreneurial action training events called ‘Start-up Scrums’ between consortia members with international teams. The programme will cultivate a European entrepreneurial mind-set and pilot a ‘Born European Enterprise’ annual event. It is recognised that ICT enterprises take time to develop the technology. The proposal sets out to engage with 300 ICT students using an intensive training package over 4 months, starting with the ‘start-up Scrums’, continuing with virtual support via the EU Virtual Incubator and culminating with the best teams competing in the ‘Born European Enterprise Challenge’. A key element of the programme is student exchange as well as staff exchange, which will enable cross-fertilisation. 

This proposal is thematically focused on creating ‘Born European Enterprises’ and fulfills the three objectives of the Horizon 2020 2014 ICT 35 a, b & c call: a pan European competition (across over 10 MS), summer schools (Start-up Scrums) and supporting the creation of new virtual and physical ICT creative spaces (Athens).  The ICT teams will have opportunities to pursue their new ventures in a number of European incubators, within the consortia.  The action will combine ICT physical and virtual entrepreneurship spaces, which facilitate European collaboration and on-going support after workshop events.
PLUG OR SOCKET FOR A PLUG-IN-CONNECTION

The invention relates to a rapidly connected plug or socket for a plug-in-connection comprising at least one contact element (1) arranged in a contact carrier (2). The contact element (1) can be placed in contact with a wire (7.1) of a cable (7). According to the invention, contacting means are provided such that contact can be established between the wire (7.1) and the contact element (1) by impinging a spring force thereon.
Pathway: technology enabled behavioural change as a pathway towards better self-management of cvd

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of premature death and disability in Europe and worldwide, costing the EU economy almost EUR 196 billion a year. With changing demographics and deteriorating lifestyle this situation will worsen considerably. While effective cardiac rehabilitation (CR) improves mortality and morbidity rates, uptake of community-based CR, which represents the long-term rehabilitation phase (III), is very low across member states (approximately 11%). Numbers are further diminished by low adherence rates. Key reasons for this include: severe lack of programmes, travel time, scheduling issues, lack of peer mentoring, and low self-efficacy associated with poor exercise technique and perceived poor ‘body image’ (not wanting to exercise with large groups of ‘strangers’). 
PATHway proposes a radically novel approach to CR that will ensure a paradigm shift towards empowering patients to more effectively self-manage their CVD, set within a collaborative care context with health professionals. It has the potential to deliver significant cost savings to the healthcare system, and direct more appropriate utilization of healthcare resources. This will be achieved via a patient-centric holistic approach that specifically addresses the above barriers. 
PATHway will provide individualized rehabilitation programs that use regular, socially inclusive exercise sessions as the basis upon which to provide a personalized, comprehensive lifestyle intervention program (managing exercise/physical activity (PA), smoking, diet, stress management, alcohol use etc.) to enable patients to both better understand and deal with their own condition and to lead a healthier lifestyle in general. This will be made possible by the provision of an internet- enabled, sensor-based home exercise platform that allows remote participation in CR exercise programs at any time, either by one-self or by a small number of patients, from the comfort of their own living room.
EVALUATION OF EXTRACTS AND ESSENTIAL OILS FROM "POEJO", CUNILA ANGUSTIFOLIA (LAMIALES: LAMIACEAE) LEAVES TO CONTROL ADULTS OF MAIZE WEEVIL, SITOPHILUS ZEAMAIS (COLEOPTERA: CURCULIONIDAE)

The maize weevil, Sitophilus zeamais is a major pest of stored grain whose control has been performed with the use of synthetic insecticides, which in many cases are being banned due to issues involving risks to human and animal health and to the environment. In order to avoid the use of these insecticides, alternative control has been sought, including the use of plant extracts. In this study, “poejo”, Cunila angustifolia leaves extracts and essential oils have been used against S. zeamais. The results of the bioassay for the control of S. zeamais showed statistical significance (P <0.05) for all sources of variation. The essential oil reached 100% efficiency at all different concentrations, the hexane extract at 0.32% showed 38.70% efficiency, while the aqueous and crude extracts showed no insecticidal effect on adults of S. zeamais. The highest mortality rate was found after 96 h of application of the extracts.
From Hellenism To Islam: Cultural and Linguistic Change in the Roman Near East

Introduction Fergus Millar Part I. The Language of Power: Latin in the Roman Near East: 1. The presence, role and significance of Latin in the epigraphy and culture of the Roman Near East Werner Eck 2. Latin in cities of the Roman Near East Benjamin Isaac Part II. Social and Legal Institutions as Reflected in the Documentary Evidence: 3. Euergetism in Josephus and the epigraphic culture of first-century Jerusalem Seth Schwartz 4. Legal and social status of threptoi and related categories in narrative and documentary sources Marijana Ricl 5. Ritual performances of divine justice: the epigraphy of confession, atonement, and exaltation in Roman Asia Minor Angelos Chaniotis 6. Continuity of Nabataean law in the Petra papyri: a methodological exercise Hannah M. Cotton Part III. The Epigraphic Language of Religion: 7. 'Languages' and religion in second-fourth century Palestine. In search of the impact of Rome Nicole Belayche 8. The epigraphic habit and the Jewish diasporas of Asia Minor and Syria Walter Ameling 9. Religion and language in Dura-Europos Ted Kaizer Part IV. Linguistic Metamorphoses and Continuity of Cultures: 10. On the margins of culture: the practice of transcription in the ancient world Jonathan Price and Shlomo Naeh 11. Edessene Syriac inscriptions in late antique Syria Sebastian Brock 12. Samaritan writing and writings Dan Barag 13. The Jewish magical tradition from late antique Palestine to the Cairo Geniza Gideon Bohak Part V. Greek into Arabic: 14. The Nabataean connection of the Benei Hezir Axel Knauf 15. Greek inscriptions in transition from the Byzantine to the early Islamic period Leah Di Segni 16. Arab kings, Arab tribes and the beginnings of Arab historical memory in late Roman epigraphy Robert Hoyland 17. Greek, Coptic, and the 'language of the Hijra': rise and decline of the Coptic language in late antique and medieval Egypt Sebastian Richter 18. 'What remains behind': Hellenism and Romanitas in Christian Egypt after the Arab conquest Arietta Papaconstantinou.
Design and analysis of Linear Active Disturbance Rejection Controller for AVR system

Proportional Derivative Integral (PID) controllers are extensively used in most of the industrial applications. But often, PID frame work fails to address some serious issues like susceptibility to noise, instability due to integral term etc. On the other hand Active Disturbance Rejection Control (ADRC) addresses these issues quite successfully. The problem considered in this work is to control Automatic Voltage Regulator (AVR) with Linear ADRC (LADRC) under presence of plant parameter uncertainties and sudden load variations.A fifth-order Extended State Observer (ESO) was designed which estimates generalized disturbance which includes both system uncertainties and external disturbances. This information is used to actively cancel the effects of disturbances. The effectiveness of LADRC scheme has been illustrated by comparing with conventional PID tuning method in the presence of plant parameter and sudden load variations. Further to study the frequency response characteristics of control system, transfer function of LADRC has been derived. From the simulations it can be observed that there is significant improvement in system response which can be reconfirmed from the frequency response analysis.
Modeling Challenges in the Synthetic Biology of Secondary Metabolism

The successful engineering of secondary metabolite production relies on the availability of detailed computational models of metabolism. In this brief review we discuss the types of models used for synthetic biology and their application for the engineering of metabolism. We then highlight some of the major modeling challenges, in particular the need to make informative model predictions based on incomplete and uncertain information. This issue is particularly pressing in the synthetic biology of secondary metabolism, due to the genetic diversity of microbial secondary metabolite producers, the difficulty of enzyme-kinetic characterization of the complex biosynthetic machinery, and the need for engineered pathways to function efficiently in heterologous hosts. We argue that an explicit quantitative consideration of the resulting uncertainty of metabolic models can lead to more informative predictions to guide the design of improved production hosts for bioactive secondary metabolites.
Panorama sobre o uso de agrotóxicos para café e citros: análise nas agências regulatórias nacionais e internacionais

A busca pelo controle de doenças, de pragas e de plantas daninhas passou a ser constante dentro da agricultura moderna, especialmente naquelas culturas destinadas a grandes produções, mas recentemente denominada de “agronegócio”. Dentro do agronegócio brasileiro destacam-se as culturas de café e citros. Neste contexto, o presente trabalho tem por objetivo analisar e discutir o panorama das liberações de uso de agrotóxicos nas principais agências regulatórias do Brasil e também de alguns países nessas culturas, destacando a necessidade de substituição de produtos convencionais por produtos naturais. Isto vem ao encontro da necessidade de buscar alternativas sustentáveis, em especial para a cafeicultura e citricultura, o que permitirá a redução da liberação de agrotóxicos no meio ambiente, e consequente impactos ambientais e sociais indesejáveis. Com base na avaliação de agências reguladoras em outros países, observa-se que, embora o nível de requerimentos seja basicamente o mesmo, alguns produtos utilizados no Brasil e com restrições de uso nesses países.
DFT STUDY ON SECOND-ORDER NONLINEAR OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF THE DERIVATIVES OF DISUBSTITUTED SEVEN-VERTEX COBALTACARBORANE METALLOCENYL

DFT B3LYP method was employed to calculate the second-order nonlinear optical (NLO) responses of the derivatives of disubstituted seven-vertex cobaltacarborane metallocenyl. The results show that cobaltacarborane metallocenyl plays a pushing/pulling role and a bridge role to transfer electron in these molecules. The five-membered ring of cyclopentadiene is more beneficial to increase second-order NLO response than the five-membered ring composed of two C atoms and three B atoms in cobaltacarborane. Moreover, the second-order NLO response is more powerful when one substituent containing electron donor group and one substituent containing electron acceptor group are located at meta position. Accordingly, among the nine models, model c2 is the optimum model with largest value of β tot . The calculation results also show that cobaltacarborane metallocenyl and ferrocene parts play the same roles to increase second-order NLO response. Thus, cobaltacarborane metallocenyl can be a promising second-order NLO material.
Study on the Economic Growth of Patent Output in the High-tech Industry

This paper makes the empirical research for the relationship between patent output and economic growth in the high-tech industry by panel data model. On the whole, the result shows that there is a significant long-run equilibrium relationship between patent output and economic growth. Moreover they are the Granger reason mutually, with the interactive mechanism. Patent output contributes to economic growth with a significant lagged effect, displaying the function of patent output is a dynamic accumulation process. Subsequently, through constructing the individual fixed effect regression model and analyzing it, this paper finds that there is the conspicuous difference among the spontaneous effects of economic growth among high-tech industry. Finally, this paper proposes that the science and technology input should be arranged reasonably according to the various development characteristic of each industry, instead of one-sidedly pursuing the equalization in industry distribution of the science and technology input.