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Capitalization Initiative for the Innovation and Internationalization of the MED economic and knowledge system

The Citek project involves relevant innovation stakeholders of the MED and IPA area coming from 6 countries (Italy, Spain, France, Portugal, Slovenia, Croatia) as well as external relevant partners. The project aims at fostering the setting up of transnational and trans-local system of Innovation in the MED area capitalizing the guidelines, strategies, working methodology and web-based tools produced by financed MED projects (ICS, IKTIMED and R&D Industry), developing synergies with outputs and tools developed in the scope of project funded by other EU Programs and transferring knowledge and experiences to the IPA partner area. The MED projects involved in the CITEK capitalization proposal are members of the MED Program Cluster -Web-based platforms for knowledge and technology transfers-�. The project objectives are: - to promote the improvement of the smart specialization strategies' governance system of the MED territories; - to promote the analysis, exchange and transfer of best practices on the Smart Specialization Strategies issue among MED and IPA project partners; - to promote the setting up of a formalized MED system of knowledge and innovation transfer and sharing to contribute to the strengthening of the international dimension of MED SMEs and cooperatives improving their networking and clusterization capabilities; - to support the implementation of a pilot open linked data system. Particular attention is dedicated by the project to the involvement of cooperatives and social economy actors in the promotion of MED innovation and internationalization strategies. The main project activities are: Med smart specialization strategies' implementation observatory, trans-national knowledge based innovation network platform and online tools, transnational online business community, scouting and analysis of the internationalization potentialities of the project area, pilot project for the setting up of open linked data capitalization system.
ASYMMETRICAL LAMINATE PANEL AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURE

The present disclosure relates generally to plaster wall panels, for example, suitable for covering interior wall frames. The present disclosure relates more particularly to a plaster wall panel including a first plaster layer, a second plaster layer, and a damping layer disposed between the first and second plaster layers. The first plaster layer has a first thickness and is composed of a first plaster material that has a first material property. The second plaster layer has a second thickness and is composed of a second plaster material that has a second material property. The first thickness is smaller than the second thickness, and the first and second material properties are different.
Transmit the archeological research to Sud Alpes

The project defined by the expertise of the Archaeological Heritage Direction of Piedmont and Turin University, has as objective to create a network between the most important archaeological sites, from prehistory until the Middle-Age, presents in the cross-border area. The project wants to organise them and put them in a sustainable network in a common system of valorisation, based on a temporal and spatial narrative of engaged relations created during millennia between man and landscapes. 
The project’s aims are: 
- Knowledge: reinforce specialized competences and the level of professionalization on both sides, according to a cross-border approach to allow the definition of an integrated model of archaeological research and of diffusion of knowledges for the local population, of technicians and public administration, but also to students.
- Protection: reinforce the conservation of archaeological goods from prehistory to Middle-Age, as testimony of Human-Landscapes relations and the evolution of the territorial context until nowadays, according to a consequent process which will highlight the exceptional value of vestiges. 
- Valorisation: make easier, thorough the creation of touristic activities which respect archaeological sites and new methods of common valorisation of the heritage, the touristic use of cultural goods, in order to extend for the whole year the economic spinoffs over the territory.
Accurate full-field 3d shape measurement technique of specular surfaces by phase-to-depth deflectometry

With the advent of advanced manufacturing technology and the advent of intelligent manufacturing, it is becoming more and more important to fast and accurately measure 3D shape of components surface, especially specular objects, in the process of intelligent manufacturing, which is a guarantee to improve the product quality. This project will solve the challenging problems in deflectometry. If successful the project will open the door to a host of new instrumentation devices. 

The project will address the fundamental problems how to avoid the integration procedure in deflectometry - a problem that has seriously obstructed the development of measuring the complicated specular surfaces. I propose a novel direct phase-to-depth deflectometry for accurately measuring full-field 3D shape of specular objects with isolated and/or discontinuous surfaces. In addition, I will develop a new instrumentation system using the phase-to-depth deflectometry technique.  

Two new techniques and research methods will be studied to realize phase-to-depth deflectometry: 1) display the same fringe patterns on two screens, 2) display two set of fringe patterns on one screen. A novel 3D calibration method will be developed to determine the relationship between phase map and 3D shape data by using a white plate and a plane mirror, both having ring marks on the surface. 

Such application will greatly promote 3D measurement technologies and should lead to significant economic and societal benefits to Europe. Through this Fellowship, I will gain new knowledge and training about advanced optical metrology to keep the international standing as a leading researcher. Therefore, this Fellowship has not only important practical application value in quality assurance of products in the fields of intelligent manufacturing, but important theoretical significance for research and developments in optical metrology.
Design of a future Common integral land management scheme to protect natural resources in sinergy with social and economical valorisation

MEDLAND2020 has as main objective to promote international cooperation towards a common integral land management scheme to protect natural resources in synergy with social and economical valorisation in the Mediterranean. The specific objectives of the project are: 1. Create synergies among projects and partners and build up a -network of networks-� in the Mediterranean context, with all its specificities, in order to reinforce the capacities of the strategic projects to disseminate and transfer their results and expertise. 2. Develop synergies between operational tools, models and good practices implemented by different projects on Mediterranean natural resources, in order to enlarge the transferring capacity of the outputs of the associated projects. 3. Develop a lobby for the protection and valorisation of Mediterranean natural resources towards national, European and Pan-Mediterranean institutions, increasing the impact of territorial cooperation towards mainstream regional operational policies. 4. Identify challenges and gaps for a common integral land management scheme to protect natural resources in the Mediterranean basin, in the context of Europe 2020. 5. Contribute to the elaboration and the promotion of a shared vision by Mediterranean peoples about their rural lands. Under the general theme of natural resources management, MEDLAND2020 project has four related subtopics: - Integral management of natural protected areas - Natural risks management - Social and economic valorisation of the territory - Smart natural resources management. The Project includes the participation of thirteen partners linked to MED projects of seven north rib countries (France, Spain, Italy, Croatia, Slovenia, Greece and Portugal), and one invited country (Albany)
Books Like Clothes: Engaging Young Black Men With Reading

Using 18 weeks of classroom data from a much larger ethnographic study, Kirkland examines the reading ideologies influencing the literacy engagement of a young Black male, Derrick. (To protect participants’ identities, this article uses pseudonyms in place of participants’ actual names.) In doing so, Kirkland theorizes about how young Black males express thoughts about reading through specific statements of identity—what he calls genres of self. He concludes that many Black males read or don't read based on their thoughts about particular reading tasks—which include complex and layered beliefs around texts, contexts (of instruction), and the subtexts that permeate both. Kirkland suggests that young Black men often express such beliefs through grammars of acceptance/rejection. However, when the situation of reading fits them (i.e., corresponds with their reading ideologies), Black males read and find pleasure, interest, and purpose in doing so.
Quasi one dimensional transport in individual electrospun composite nanofibers

We present results of transport measurements of individual suspended electrospun nanofibers Poly(methyl methacrylate)-multiwalled carbon nanotubes. The nanofiber is comprised of highly aligned consecutive multiwalled carbon nanotubes. We have confirmed that at the range temperature from room temperature down to ∼60 K, the conductance behaves as power-law of temperature with an exponent of α ∼ 2.9−10.2. The current also behaves as power law of voltage with an exponent of β ∼ 2.3−8.6. The power-law behavior is a footprint for one dimensional transport. The possible models of this confined system are discussed. Using the model of Luttinger liquid states in series, we calculated the exponent for tunneling into the bulk of a single multiwalled carbon nanotube αbulk ∼ 0.06 which agrees with theoretical predictions.
Regional Air Quality Model Application of the Aqueous-Phase Photo Reduction of Atmospheric Oxidized Mercury by Dicarboxylic Acids

In most ecosystems, atmospheric deposition is the primary input of mercury. The total wet deposition of mercury in atmospheric chemistry models is sensitive to parameterization of the aqueous-phase reduction of divalent oxidized mercury (Hg2+). However, most atmospheric chemistry models use a parameterization of the aqueous-phase reduction of Hg2+ that has been shown to be unlikely under normal ambient conditions or use a non mechanistic value derived to optimize wet deposition results. Recent laboratory experiments have shown that Hg2+ can be photochemically reduced to elemental mercury (Hg) in the aqueous-phase by dissolved organic matter and a mechanism and the rate for Hg2+ photochemical reduction by dicarboxylic acids (DCA) has been proposed. For the first time in a regional scale model, the DCA mechanism has been applied. The HO2-Hg2+ reduction mechanism, the proposed DCA reduction mechanism, and no aqueous-phase reduction (NAR) of Hg2+ are evaluated against weekly wet deposition totals, concentrations and precipitation observations from the Mercury Deposition Network (MDN) using the Community Multiscale Air Quality (CMAQ) model version 4.7.1. Regional scale simulations of mercury wet deposition using a DCA reduction mechanism evaluated well against observations, and reduced the bias in model evaluation by at least 13% over the other schemes evaluated, although summertime deposition estimates were still biased by −31.4% against observations. The use of the DCA reduction mechanism physically links Hg2+ reduction to plausible atmospheric processes relevant under typical ambient conditions.
Investigação e desenvolvimento de tanques esmaltados para condições tecnológicas exigentes

O projeto combina investigação e desenvolvimento para a aplicação de estruturas com placas esmaltadas em conjuntos tecnológicos nos campos promissores de biotecnologia, bioenergia, tratamento de resíduos, etc. O objetivo é desenvolver novos materiais e pegadas estruturais para atender às necessidades das novas tecnologias do utente. A pesquisa planejada de soluções materiais com ligação à estática e resistência mecânica está planejada. Isto é seguido pelo desenvolvimento de tanques protótipos, acessórios e verificação. a.
Privacy-Enhancing cryptography in distributed ledgers

Blockchain and distributed ledger technologies (DLTs) have emerged as one of the most revolutionary developments in recent years, with the goal of eliminating centralised intermediaries and installing distributed trusted services. They facilitate trustworthy trades and exchanges over the Internet, power cryptocurrencies, ensure transparency for documents, and much more.
Although based on cryptographic techniques at their core, the currently deployed DLTs do not address privacy. Indeed, the very idea of a public ledger that stores a verifiable record of transactions at first appears inherently incompatible with the privacy requirements of many potential applications, which use sensitive data such as trade secrets and personal information. New cryptographic techniques and protocols are therefore needed to protect the data, facilitate these applications, and make DLTs deliver on their promises.
PRIViLEDGE realises cryptographic protocols supporting privacy, anonymity, and efficient decentralised consensus for DLTs. In PRIViLEDGE, several European key players in cryptographic research and from the fintech and blockchain domains unite to push the limits of cryptographic protocols for privacy and security. Results from PRIViLEDGE are demonstrated through four ledger-based solutions: (1) verifiable online voting; (2) contract validation and execution for insurance; (3) university diploma record ledger; and (4) update mechanism for stake-based ledgers. The selected use cases are diverse and represent the principal application domains of DLT; this ensures wide reach and impact of the techniques developed in PRIViLEDGE beyond the immediate scope of the project.
Establishing in-depth services enhancing the innovation management capacity of south west of france smes in 2019

The project involves 3 partners of the Enterprise Europe Network South West France consortium which covers the region Nouvelle-Aquitaine and the Midi-Pyrénées territory. The general objective is to contribute to raise the competitiveness of SMEs from this area by offering support services in the area of innovation management. The project will also contribute to develop more efficient and more effective innovation processes and higher quality innovation management capacity assessment and support services. The support will be delivered as service packages to 2 groups of SMEs: 
a) Beneficiaries of the Horizon 2020 SME Instrument, Fast Track to Innovation and Future Emerging Technologies Open: to enhance the probability of a successful exploitation of the innovation project results and lead to the sustainable growth of the beneficiary beyond the participation in Horizon 2020. The support service will pinpoint weaknesses in the innovation capacities of the beneficiary, select suitable coaches to address the identified weaknesses and monitor the coach-client relationship and to accompany the beneficiary through the SME instrument project 
b) SMEs with significant innovation activities and a high potential for internationalisation: to enhance their innovation management capacities to be able to gain new international markets and leaderships. The support service will consist in an in-depth innovation assessment in order to develop and implement a tailored action plan to improve the SMEs capacity to manage innovation processes. The partners will use dedicated assessment tools: IMP3rove, Check’Innov and Innovation Way. 
The project will last 12 months and will provide 63 support service packages.
M3CARB: First INDUSTRIAL UNITY specialising in the design and production of Padel Rackets in Carbon and dedicated to the International Market

M3CARB will implement in Portugal the FIRST INDUSTRIAL UNITY specialising in the design and production of Padel Rackets in Carbon. For this purpose, it will invest in productive technology that will allow it to internalise all phases of the production process, based on tools I4.0 and LEAN.
Implementation of ICT solutions in Falkon s.j.

The subject of the investment is the implementation of ICT and communication solutions in the field of enterprise management. The investment also includes providing the right IT facilities for new service processes using electronic solutions and ICT tools. The project envisages inter alia: 1. Purchase of ERP enterprise management software including implementation, consisting of the following modules: 1.1 Moduł Sprzedaż (1 kpl.) 1.2 Order Moduł (1 kpl.) 1.3 Warehouse module (1 kpl.) 1.4 Module Zakupy (1 kpl.) 1.5 CRM module (1 cpl.) 1.6 Moduł Kasa i bank (1 kpl.) 1.7 Moduł Rozrachunki (1 kpl.) 1.8 Moduł Księgowy (1 kpl.1.9) k.1.1.1.9.1.9.1.1 kpl. Purchase of computer equipment in the form of: 2.1 Purchase of a server for the database and applications of the Integrated ERP IT System with software (1 kpl.) 2.2 Purchase of a fiscal printer (1 pcs) 2.3 Purchase of a mobile terminal (5 pcs) 2.4 Purchase of a desktop computer (10 pcs) 2.5 Purchase of an office printer (1 pcs) 3. Purchase of online sales system (1 pieces) 4. Purchase of a system for mobile sales (1 kpl.) 5. Purchase of training services related to the implemented system (12 persons) – (1 pieces) 6. Project promotion (1 pieces) The project fits into the assumptions set out in the SzOOP RPO WiM 2014-2020 due to the increase in the competitiveness of SMEs by increasing the share of ICT in the management of Falkon.
Bioinorganic intracellular synthesis of photo-responsive bio-camouflaged nanomedicines

Exposed to smart man-engineered nanomedicines, cells can profoundly transform and recycle them. 
To communicate, or in response to exogenous stress, cells generate extracellular vesicles which can play crucial roles in multiple physiological processes, as for instance, and unfortunately, for cancer progression. 
The goal of this proposal is to combine both biological events to deliver nanomedicines created by cells only, using mesenchymal stem cells as the most relevant cell model.
The focus of this proposal on nano-bio-production is three-fold. 
-	In the first instance, I aim to rationally develop novel strategies for bioinorganic intracellular synthesis of nanoparticles. The first aspect will be to demonstrate, as suggested by preliminary data, that nanoparticles degradation products can be de novo-synthesized nanoparticles! And also that nanoparticulate end products can also be obtained when cells are “fed” with soluble ionic salts. The vicarious synthesis using living cells as bioreactors, will allow creating functional, sophisticated and organism-friendly nanoparticles. Basic ingredients and little chemical proceedings should lead to advanced prospectively biological nano-tools. When iron and cobalt constituents will be used as precursors, cells will generate nanoparticles with magnetic and photothermal properties. 
-	The second focus is devoted to nanoparticles biological encapsulation. Indeed, in order to be useful, nanoparticles should be efficiently delivered to the target site. In the strategy to make “100% Bio Made nanomedicines”, it is obvious there are no better delivery systems than the cell’s innate delivery systems, the extracellular vesicles, an especially the ones derived from stem cells, supposed to inherit from their natural tumour homing. Here, ground-breaking physically-inspired (hydrodynamic, light) approaches for production and loading of these vesicles with nanoparticles will be proposed and fully implemented. One specific aim wi
Methane oxidation and diffusivity in mollisols under an urban forest in Argentina

Abstract Methane (CH4) oxidation in aerated soils is regulated mainly by physical factors which limit CH4 diffusion into the soil. Using the static chamber technique, we measured CH4 flux at the soil-atmosphere interface (SAI) and estimated its diffusivity (DsCH4) in a plantation of mixed deciduous species during a year. Methane diffusivity (DsCH4) was determined through two in situ techniques (Fick's Law -FL- and SF6 methods) and a particular soil parameter model (SP method). Mean CH4 oxidation was 15.61 ± 6.39 ng CH4/m2/s and varied significantly among seasons, coinciding with variation in soil water content (W%) (R = −0.8697, p = 5 × 10−4). CH4 diffusivity presented mean values of 0.0151 ± 0.0085 cm2/s and 0.0173 ± 0.0070 cm2/s for SP and FL methods respectively, and 0.0222 ± 0.0093 cm2/s for SF6 method, with a statistically significant difference from the other two (p
Scaling-Up the involvement of women in supporting and accelerating market uptake of renewable energy sources for heating and cooling

Women hold great potential as agents of change, driving the clean energy transition and getting us closer to meeting the EU’s climate and energy targets for 2030. W4RES taps into this potential to support the uptake of renewable energy in heating and cooling (RHC), a market that urgently needs to shift more to RES. We start with a deep dive into framework conditions and regional specificities of 8 diverse yet representative markets in Europe, assessing enablers and barriers to RHC uptake. Building on gender-disaggregated insights from market actors and stakeholders as well as successful cases of women leading RHC projects, we develop a suite of flexible and cost-effective support measures with high reapplication potential. We then deploy our measures on the field offering technical and business support to cut down project development timings and efforts as well as to sidestep legal, institutional and financial challenges, setting in motion feasible and sustainable business models fit to market. In parallel, we empower decision-makers to leverage a gender perspective into their projects and policies to improve acceptance, while raising awareness to foster demand for RHC. Along the way, a gender-responsive monitoring and evaluation framework will gauge the performance and impact of our measures, providing us with the intel required to turn them from solutions fit for a set of local challenges to integrated solutions that can address diverse policy and market needs across Europe. We use this intel as a catalyst to foster co-creation, mutual learning and international cooperation for frameworks more conducive to RHC uptake at local, regional national and EU level, based on cost-effective support schemes and lower financing costs for RHC facilities. In the process, we coordinate our actions with relevant initiatives and offer tools to facilitate the reapplication of our results, ensuring their long-term sustainability as viable solutions to supporting RHC uptake.