SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Structural phase transition in CuFe2O4 spinel

A structural transition with a reduction in symmetry of the high temperature cubic phase (sp. gr. Fd3m) to the tetragonal phase (sp. gr. I41/amd) and the appearance of a ferrimagnetic structure occur in CuFe2O4 copper ferrite at T ≈ 440°C. It is established by an experiment on a high-resolution neutron diffractometer that the temperature at which long-range magnetic order occurs is higher than that of tetragonal phase formation. When cooling CuFe2O4 spinel from 500°C, the equilibrium coexistence of both phases is observed in a fairly wide temperature range (∼40°C). The composition studied is a completely inverse spinel in the cubic phase, and in the tetragonal phase the inversion parameter does not exceed few percent (x = 0.06 ± 0.04). At the same time, the phase formed upon cooling has a classical value of tetragonal distortion (γ ≈ 1.06). The character of temperature changes in the structural parameters during the transition from cubic to tetragonal phase indicates that this transition is based on the Jahn-Teller distortion of (Cu,Fe)O6 octahedra rather than the mutual migration of copper and iron atoms.
Printer

A printer includes a printer body, a lid, a cutter, a fixed blade unit, and a movable blade unit. The printer body includes a print head, a recording paper holder in which recording paper is placed, and a metal member fixed to the recording paper holder. The lid is connected to the printer body so as to be opened and closed relative to the printer body. The cutter cuts the recording paper. The fixed blade unit is provided on the metal member of the printer body and includes a fixed blade of the cutter. The movable blade unit is provided on the lid and includes a movable blade of the cutter.
Bim and gis integration for archaeology: a new method for documenting field archaeology

The BIGAr project aims to innovate archaeological research methodology developing a digital application to integrate representation software (Building Informative Model -BIM- and Geographical Information System -GIS-) to document the 4D nature of archaeological evidence as well as their traditional information (i.e. text or photography). This approach can be quicker and more complete than others currently used; it allows a higher degree of collaboration via Web as well as it provides a new frontier for spatial analysis and management of Cultural Landscape. So far, in archaeology, the use of BIM is only applied to architectural analysis and never integrated with GIS. Thus, I will use innovative geospatial environment, developing a new digital workflow of integration GIS and BIM, for managing archaeological data, collected in field works as excavations and surveys. To achieve this target I will develop a dedicated application based on an original programming script, using open source software. Such a research will be possible merging competences and laboratories of the 3 involved Organizations: the University of Michigan (outgoing phase, supervisor Prof. Nicola Terrenato), the University of Minho (secondment, supervisor Prof. Miguel Azenha), and the University of Bologna (return phase, supervisor Prof. Andrea Augenti). The field data will come from two projects active in the area around two ancient capitals, Rome (Gabii Project, University of Michigan) and Ravenna (Ravenna Landscape Archaeological Project, University of Bologna). As part of the MSCA-IF-2020-GF action at the Universities of Michigan and Minho, two world leading institutions in this field, I will receive the necessary high-quality training, which will allow the continuation of a successful career in the field of archaeology and the development at Bologna University of this technology, that will be transferable to any other archaeological project in EU and beyond.
Capitalising public narratives in the organising of grassroots roma women

In contrast to what social imaginary portrays, Roma women are not passive in regard to the racial and gender-based discrimination they face across Europe. They participate in various forms of political and social activism through Roma women-led civic associations, slightly achieving more representation in higher structures of power. Despite on-going mobilisations, the Roma women’s movement has faced obstacles that prevented it from being better organised. Scant scientific literature has yet analysed how existing networks of solidarity, support, or respectful listening between Roma women and other non-Roma allies, can be turned into a better-organised movement and contribute to a better strategic process as a way to enforce Roma and Roma women’s fundamental rights. Conceived as a qualitative research, Narratives4Change project will study what has been theorised as “Public Narratives”, an effective leadership practice for community organising that is used worldwide. The project’s main goal will be to examine Public Narrative as a promising theoretical and practical model of the leadership practice and organising, inquiring on how when applied by civic associations it contributes to activate members’ agency and their strategic capacity to achieve social and political impact. Special attention will be granted to those civic associations working in the field of education, health and gender equality, mainly with at-risk social groups. Drawing on this analysis, Narratives4Change will contribute novel knowledge about the conditions that need to exist in order for the Public Narrative model be capitalised by Roma women associations in Spain, informing how to advance in better organising the Roma women movement in Europe. Its theoretical contributions are of major relevance for Europe in current times. It will unveil actions and strategies for the social inclusion of Roma and the empowerment of Roma women, thus suggesting ways of making EU funds more effective and impactful.
Eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyangiitis (Churg-Strauss Syndrome) with microscopic eosinophilic thromboembolism and cardiac involvement: report of two cases

Eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyangiitis (EGPA) is a multisystem vasculitis of small- and medium-sized vessels and approximately 40% of patients with EGPA have circulating anti-neutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies (ANCAs). Recent studies have demonstrated that ANCA-negative EGPA patients have cardiac involvement and tissue eosinophilic infiltration more frequently than ANCA-positive patients. However, a causative relationship between cardiac involvement and tissue eosinophilic infiltration remains to be elucidated. Here we report two cases of ANCA-negative EGPA with microscopic eosinophilic thromboembolism as well as cardiac impairment. Although the cutaneous manifestations of the two cases were quite different, skin specimens from both patients demonstrated that the vessels in the mid- to deep dermis were occluded with fibrin materials and surrounded by marked eosinophilic infiltration without overt leukocytoclastic vasculitis or extravascular necrotizing granuloma. The thrombogenic potential of the eosinophil was revealed by the strong expression of major basic protein, which is thought to be involved in the inhibition of natural anti-coagulation activity and activation of platelets, in the walls of the occluded vessels. The implication of microscopic eosinophilic thromboembolism in EGPA without vasculitic or granulomatous lesions is discussed.
VINTUR - ESPACE EUROPÉEN DE L'OENOTOURISME

Wine tourism is becoming increasingly popular all over the world. This makes it necessary for European towns and regions to join forces to invest in the wine tourism market and to consolidate our leadership, in spite of the prestige of other winegrowing areas. There has been a certain degree of isolation amongst towns and regions and even inside towns and regions between the different agents, entrepreneurs, professionals, local governments, etc. The main weakness is the need to strengthen the shared European framework in order to link the various operators and authorities. Overall objective / Objectif général The VINTUR project aims to create, develop and consolidate a European forum for wine towns and wine regions. Through specific proposals, the project should improve coordination of the network of wine towns, promote the sharing of knowledge and technologies and carry out new actions to encourage wine tourism and enhance wine culture. Expected results / Résultats attendus The first stage of the project will be to establish, develop and consolidate efficient operational procedures for the network and the physical and virtual fora to function. Having created this permanent sphere for cooperation, a Charter for European Wine Tourism will be drawn up, establishing guidelines to meet the requirements of tourists and consumers. The project also includes the production of a manual on wine tourism strategy, proposing new methodologies for the promotion of wine tourism and wine culture.
Prioritization and Assessment of the Relationship of Factors Affecting Customer Relationship Management in the Banking Sector of Iran (A Study with DEMATEL Approach)

Customer Relationship Management (CRM) is key strategic tool for all organizations, especially for banks, thereby deep understanding of critical success factors of CRM can be so useful for banks. In this study we prioritized and assessed the relationship of factors affecting customer relationship management in the Banking Sector of IRAN. Our method in this research is descriptive-survey. In this way, after the library study, based on Delphi method 13 factors have been chosen. Then, by helping DEMATEL approach we prioritize and assessed the relationship between the factors. Result showed that project management of CRM and IT are the most affecting factors and Effective leadership and Top management commitment and support are the most affected factors.
A microfluidic chip for automating three-dimensional cell culture for personalized medicine

A paradigm shift in health-care towards personalized medicine is slowly under way to tailor treatments to each unique individual’s needs. A key avenue for developing this field consists in recreating in vitro models of specific body parts with cells. In particular, cells need to be placed in three-dimensions (3D) to truly recapitulate their normal environment in the body; yet current commercial assays only facilitate culture of cells in two-dimensions, which causes cells to behave very differently thus distorting the results. Microfluidic technology is ripe for facilitating this transition, but does not offer any tool to facilitate the first essential step that consists in embedding cells in gels so that they evolve in 3D inside the gel. To address this need, we propose a novel microfluidic platform that automates cell mixing with biological gels, that overcomes the challenge of mixing liquids with such different viscosities (i.e. gel and cells in liquid), and offers precise temperature control to regulate the gel formation process. This novel tool will automate a tedious procedure that is normally done manually in the lab, which will accelerate the protocol and encourage a wider practice of 3D cell culture, and guarantee the reproducibility of the gel formation around the cells. This project will enable both I and a start-up to acquire new skills in a cutting-edge field, thus driving European innovation. I will gain new expertise in becoming an independent entrepreneur and in fabricating microfluidic tools, which will complement my pre-existing deep knowledge of biological microfluidic applications. This will enable me to transition from academia to industry, from the USA to Europe, and commercialize on my own the many ideas I have been developing over my extensive career in academic research, while Elvesys who wants to enter the growing field of microfluidic cell culture, will gain an expert in 3D cell culture trained in a world-renowned academic laboratory.
Fast and reliable surveillance and identification of ground assets from space

With over 400 satellites in orbit generating over 100 Petabytes (2022) Satellite imagery analytics are becoming the bottle neck in the Earth Observation data chain. As shown in the Malaysia Airlines flight case, current object detection technologies, Templates, Geometric knowledge-based and Machine Learning, cannot cope with Earth Observation Big Data on an efficient and effective way. 

SkanSense is solving this problem with FARSIGHTS a patented technology to locate fully automatically (no human supervision) objects in satellite imagery, even without knowing its size and shape. The FARSIGHTS technology is being developed into a software-as-a-service product having in mind the emerging cloud based Earth Observation digital platforms, and GIS software suites that are transforming the Earth Observation services value chain. 

Phase I Feasibility Study will be focused on product validation with end-users and strategic partners while we continue the technical development (see figure 6). We will meet coating manufacturers, EO digital platforms and GIS vendors (see stakeholders in 3.1.a). Their feedback will enable completing our IR signatures library, performing additional tests and gathering additional requirements to configure the product range and Phase II product development plan. In addition, we will carry out a thorough assessment of the market, IPR and regulatory landscapes. Finally, a Financial Feasibility study will be performed to complete all the elements of a full Business Plan deliverable.
Effects of atmospheric dust deposition on coccolithophore production

The deposition of atmospheric dust is thought to provide nutrients that are essential for phytoplankton growth in large areas of the ocean, with implications for primary production and remaining oceanic food chain, as well as for the ocean's biological carbon pump. Amongst the main primary producers in open-ocean oligotrophic waters are the coccolithophores. By also including more opportunistic taxa that quickly respond to short-term changes linked to nutrient input, and by being both photosynthetic and calcifying, coccolithophores provide interesting perspectives as indicators of ocean fertilization by dust, and its contribution to the organic and inorganic oceanic carbon pumps. Given the huge amounts of Saharan-dust blown into and over the equatorial North Atlantic, a region where nitrogen fixation is co-limited by Fe and P, it is only likely to expect that dust will act as nutrient supplier for marine phytoplankton. Here, I propose to investigate the effects of Saharan dust deposition on the cell production, species composition, carbonate production and coccolith-Sr/Ca ratios on coccolithophore populations across the equatorial North Atlantic. The study will be based on seawater samples covering the entire photic layer and sediment trap samples collected between NW Africa and the Caribbean, complemented by a coccolithophore culturing exploring the response of key coccolithophore species to dust input. As the transatlantic array was lying directly underneath the largest dust plume originating from the African continent (12º N), and two events of dust deposition were clearly recorded during the sampling cruise, DUSTCO provides a unique in situ opportunity to investigate the potential of Saharan dust as a fertilizer. Ongoing multidisciplinary research in the region, offers an excellent context for this study. The obtained findings will be used to develop a dust-related coccolithophore-based correlation/calibration function.
TOILET INSTALLATION GUIDE

Implementations of a toilet installation guide and methods for installing a toilet. Implementations of toilet installation guides may include a shaft including a bolt receiving portion configured to receive a portion of a bolt and align a length of the shaft with a length of the bolt, a taper configured to be passed through the installation hole of the toilet while lowering the toilet toward the floor, and a visual aid configured to be seen through a toilet installation hole as an installer attempts to lower the toilet onto the floor over the bolt. In implementations the shaft may selectively couple to and decouple from the bolt with threads located on an inner wall of a cylindrical opening in the shaft. In implementations the toilet installation guide may be configured to be installed and uninstalled by hand, before and after lowering the toilet to the floor, respectively, to be reused.
Startup europe partnership

Established by the European Commission in January 2014, the Startup Europe Partnership (SEP) is the first pan-European open platform dedicated to supporting the growth and sustainability of European startups able to compete and raise funds at international and global level. SEP is thereby the first Startup Europe Initiative focused on scaling up new innovative ventures, by scouting the most promising European startups and connecting them with the large and medium corporations. The latter are committing capital, seniority (involvement of heads of innovation office or corporate development) and procurement channels to support startups in different ways.
SEP was developed in partnership with key actors in the EU startup ecosystem, including leading corporates (Telefónica, BBVA, Orange), educational institutions (Cambridge University, IE Business School, Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society), and investors (AngelList and the European Investment Bank Group/European Investment Fund). To reach the goal of helping the best European startups to scale-up, SEP will initially revolve around a unique, scalable format — the SEP Matching Events, which comprise of three activities: Matching, Mapping and Sharing.

Matching- Through a series of international events where the best European startups have the opportunity to meet decision makers of corporates with a specific and concrete interest in procurement, investment and acquisition.

Mapping- In parallel with the Matching Events, relevant information about startups will be collected.  The goal is to map the most interesting European startups and to track their performance and evolution.

Sharing- SEP will identify key forms of support that leading European companies provide to scale startups, including corporate acceleration, intrapreneurship, corporate venturing and acquisitions. SEP will produce and share an online repository of best practices to encourage more and stronger corporate-startup relationships.
BRIQUETTING PROCESS AND PRODUCT

A method for preparing a fuel pellet/briquette, the method comprising: a) providing cotton gin trash as feed material; b) heating the feed material to a temperature of at least 75°C; c) compressing the heated feed materials without addition of a binding agent at a pressure to form the fuel pellet/briquette.
EBZ160TY Type Machine Contactor Electric Control System of Existing Problems and Improvement

This paper briefly introduces the characteristics and main technical parameters of EBZ160 TY machine, at the same time puts forward the problems existing in the equipment in use, and the structure of the vacuum contactor is analyzed, based on the characteristics of the equipment and electric control system combined with production practice, the old electrical control system based on the improved design of a new contactor, the improvement after the implementation of reduce the labor intensity of workers, save a large amount of investment, reduce the construction time, safety, economic,reasonable and efficient due to the improved, has a high-tech content, the technology in coal industry is leading, have a high popularization value for reference.
The climates and habitability of small exoplanets around red stars

The detection of life beyond our Solar System is possible only via the remote sensing of the atmospheres of exoplanets.  The recent discovery that small exoplanets are common around cool, red stars offers an exciting opportunity to study the atmospheres of Earth-like worlds.  Motivated by this revelation, the EXOKLEIN project proposes to construct a holistic climate framework to understand astronomical observations in the context of the atmosphere, geochemistry and biosignatures of the exoplanet.  The proposed research is divided into three major themes.  Research Theme 1 aims to construct a virtual laboratory of an atmosphere that considers atmospheric dynamics, chemistry and radiation, as well as how they interact.  This virtual laboratory enables us to understand the physical and chemical mechanisms involved, as well as predict the observed properties of an exoplanet.  Research Theme 2 aims to generalize the carbonate-silicate cycle (also known as the long-term carbon cycle) by considering variations in rock composition, water acidity and atmospheric conditions.  The carbonate-silicate cycle is important because it regulates the long-term presence of carbon dioxide (a vital greenhouse gas) in atmospheres.  We also aim to investigate the role of the cycle in determining the fates of ocean-dominated exoplanets called “water worlds”.  Research Theme 3 aims to investigate the long-term stability of biosignature gases in the context of the climate.  Whether a gas uniquely indicates the presence of biology on an exoplanet depends on the atmospheric properties and ultraviolet radiation environment.  We investigate three prime candidates for biosignature gases: methyl chloride, dimethylsulfide and ammonia.  Overall, the EXOKLEIN project will significantly advance our understanding of whether the environments of rocky exoplanets around red stars are stable and conducive for life, and whether the tell-tale signatures of life may be detected by astronomers.
Revolutionary rib-welding system for the worldwide first fully automated production of large, high quality, on-site welded tanks, bringing considerable cost savings to drinking water applications

LIPP GmbH, based in Tannhausen in the south of Germany, is one of the leading tank manufacturers in Europe, having been in existence since the 1950’s. In the past decades, Lipp has patented over 170 different manufacturing, material and tank design technologies and is an innovative highly awarded (Rudolf-Diesel-Medaille) SME. Altogether, over 50,000 tanks and containers have been constructed globally with the internationally marketed and licenced LIPP Double-Seam Technology. 
Recent R&D has applied the experiences of the Double-Seam to develop a revolutionary, automated Rib-Welding System for the on-site erection of novel, flexible and large scale welded stainless steel tanks at superior quality and lower costs. An investment of € 2 million has led to the completion of 2 prototypes. Significant material and manufacturing cost reductions (up to – 45%) are possible due to the efficient, fast and automated on-site welding units. Cost reductions will lead to a unique selling position for applications in water and food industries, especially in drinking water storage. The water and food industries mainly use such types of tanks because of the strict hygienic regulations in this sector. Conservative estimations of the drinking water market allow yearly revenue of € 13 million in a billion Euro market segment after successful introduction of the technology in the next five years. The new technology is a central element for the future growth of the LIPP company. Additionally, the LIPP Rib-Welding System can be applied to conventional welded steel tanks and opens the market for large oil and pharmaceutical/chemical tank applications. This will strongly enhance profitability and growth performance of LIPP by transferring a substantially improved technology and existing knowledge into innovative, disruptive and competitive solutions, seizing European and global business opportunities.