SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Cross-border Cooperation and Competitiveness for SMEs

The programme area shows an economy based on SMEs, which play a significant role as drivers for the innovation process and for the growth in the regions involved by the project.
To boost the competitiveness of the area, innovative SMEs need to overcome multiple challenges, such as the lacking access to suitable finance due to risk exposure.
Financial cooperatives can provide some of the best means for financial basis for development activities. In  many cases, they are the only formal financial organizations able to stabilize financial systems during crises.
The common challenge the project intends to tackle is to enhance the Economic Growth in involved Territories, through the guarantee cooperatives instrument.
The aim of the project is to verify the conditions to provide to the Albanians and Montenegrin small enterprises a financial instrument that in Apulia and in Molise has been facilitating the enterprises’ access to the bank funding, both for the growth and the management.
The transnational value can be seen from the impact that the tool will have for SMEs in Albania and Montenegro, in the application of good practices in Molise and in the possibility for Apulian SMEs to operate in the markets of Albania and Montenegro (CROSS BORDER IMPACT).

The expected change the project will have in relation to the current situation is: Ensuring greater access to credit for firms, taking into account the current unfavorable economic situation.
The main outputs are:
- Pilot Action, involving n. 20 enterprises
- Law proposal allowing guarantee cooperatives to operate.

The approach the project intends to follow is to start from the concrete cases that occurred in Italy in order to apply them in cross-border areas where the idea appears new. Analyze the main difficulties of these territories to apply the proposed solution and then to refine it in Italy.
The project is mature for realization.
European regimen accelerator for tuberculosis

The European Regimen Accelerator for Tuberculosis (ERA4TB) has the explicit goal of developing a new combination therapy to treat all forms of TB starting from ~20 leads and drug candidates provided by EFPIA. Since details of these are as yet unavailable, we will implement an agile drug development algorithm that entails profiling and portfolio construction. Profiling involves characterisation and ranking molecules in preclinical studies comprising in vitro drug combination assays, hollow fiber and single cell analysis, innovative murine and non-human primate models, PK/PD studies, combined with biomarker discovery and non-invasive NIR or PET/CT imaging to monitor disease progression and response to treatment.
Modelling, simulation and artificial intelligence tools will help progress compounds from early preclinical to clinical development and to predict drug exposure, human doses and the best combinations. After extensive preclinical profiling, selected compounds will enter portfolio development for first time in human tests and phase I clinical trials in order to ensure that they are safe, well-tolerated and bioavailable with negligible drug-drug interactions. If needed, formulation studies will be conducted to improve pharmacological properties.
ERA4TB has assembled the best expertise and resources available in Europe, to build a highly effective and sustainable drug development consortium with a flexible and dynamic management system to execute the profiling and portfolio strategy, aided by clearly defined go/no-go decision points. The expected outcome of ERA4TB is a series of highly active, bactericidal, orally available drugs to constitute two or more new combination regimens with treatment-shortening potential ready for Phase II clinical evaluation. These regimens will be compatible with drugs used to treat common comorbidities, such as HIV-AIDS and diabetes, and should impact UN Sustainable Development Goal 3, namely, ending TB by 2030.
Effects of Photosynthetic Bacteria (Rhodopseudomonas palustris) on the Feeding of Farrowing Sows

To reveal the effects of Photosynthetic bacteria(Rhodopseudomonas palustris) on the feeding of farrowing sows,twelve healthy primiparous sows which were from Landrace and Large White were randomly divided into two groups to carried out the feeding experiments.The basic diet with liquid photosynthetic bacteria as test group(22 days) and the basic diet as control group were designed to investigate the effects of different treatments.The results showed that the daily feed per head was expected to 5.72kg in the test group,and that of the control was just 4.83kg,indicating that the difference between the two groups was extremely significant(P0.01).The average daily sow lactation of the experimental group was 5.72kg,while the control was significantly lower(4.69kg,P0.01).During the entire period,average daily gain of piglets in the two groups was 0.238kg,0.190kg(P0.05),respectively.Estrus interval of the two groups was 5.00d and 6.17d(P0.05) respectively.The diarrhea rate of the test group was 1.19%,remarkably lower than that of the control(5.15%,P0.01).Therefore,Photosynthetic bacteria can improve the feed intake and sow lactation of sows at farrowing as well as reduce the rate of piglet diarrhea.
Pandemia de COVID-19 y abandono de la vacunación en niños: mapas de heterogeneidad espacial

Resumen Objetivo: identificar grupos espaciales que abandonaron la vacunación de rutina de los niños. Método: estudio ecológico, basado en los datos de 853 municipios de un Estado brasileño. Se analizaron los registros de vacunas multidosis pentavalente, antineumocócica 10-valente y antipoliomielítica inactivada y vacuna oral contra el rotavirus humano de 781.489 niños menores de un año de edad. Se utilizó la estadística scan espacial para identificar agrupaciones espaciales y medir el riesgo relativo del indicador abandono de la vacunación. Resultados: la estadística scan espacial detectó la presencia de grupos estadísticamente significativos para el abandono de las cuatro vacunas en todos los años analizados. Sin embargo, el mayor número de grupos con estimaciones altas de riesgos relativos se identificó en 2020. Se destacan las macrorregiones del Vale do Aço y Oeste; Norte y Oeste; y Sudeste para las vacunas pentavalente, antipoliomielítica y contra el rotavirus, respectivamente. Conclusión: mientras se intentaba disminuir el impacto devastador de la pandemia de COVID-19, retrocedió el programa de inmunización. La presencia de grupos indica que es necesario implementar estrategias integradas que puedan involucrar a diferentes sectores para la búsqueda activa de niños y evitar brotes de enfermedades inmunoprevenibles en el futuro próximo.
Light Scattering from 3-D Nanoscale Disordered Media

Random volume and surface scattering is a topic, which has been studied in many domains such as optical wave propagation in turbulent media, plasmonics and surface optics. Useful phenomena in the optical range can be produced by random media with randomly rough surfaces. Designing these disordered slabs with rough surfaces can produce new optical com- ponents, which can transmit or scatter optical fleld with specifled angular, spatial or spectral properties. Understanding how light interacts with disordered matter is a fundamental issue in optoelectronics and photonics and has huge consequences in communications, imaging and sensing. In this paper, we consider a three-dimensional disordered medium with randomly rough interfaces. This structure describes a device based on metallic nanoparticles embedded in insula- tors or dielectric media. We present a theory of transport based on the Bethe-Salpeter equation. The calculation of the intensities scattered by the considered structure for the ladder and most- crossed contributions is given by a Green tensor, which satisfles a Bethe-Salpeter equation. Random media have attracted much attention, not only in electromagnetic wave propagation, but also in solid-state physics. The governing equation can be written in the form of a Bethe- Salpeter equation. The problem is then reduced to flnd a good approximation to the solution of this equation. For a three-dimensional system composed of a random medium bounded by two randomly rough surfaces, the Bethe-Salpeter is constructed in order that the medium and the boundaries are treated on the same footing. This unifled Bethe-Salpeter equation enables us to obtain a general expression, whatever the choice of the scattering operators used at the boundaries. The Quasi-Crystalline Coherent Potential Approximation (QC-CPA) is taken into account for the contribution of the random medium, which is made of spherical particles of given permittivity in a homogeneous background medium. The boundaries are described by random functions. In (1{ 4), we developped a general formalism based on Green functions to calculate the difiuse intensity. With these Green functions, we can separate the contributions of the surfaces and the volume. The procedure is to write the Maxwell equations as an integral form with the help of the Green functions and to apply the Wigner transform to the derived equation. Starting from the wave equation, we are able to take into account new contributions to the scattered intensity such as enhanced backscattering and the correlations between the scatterers which can not be introduced by the phenomenological radiometric approach. We use an unifled approach to describe how the waves interact with the randomly rough boundaries. The main advantage of this approach is that the equations we obtained are very similar to the equations used to describe the electromagnetic waves scattered by an inflnite random medium.
Architecture design and implementation of key components of an OFDM transceiver for IEEE 802.15.4g

This work proposes a transceiver architecture for the OFDM PHY of IEEE802.15.4g standard targeting Smart Metering Utility Networks. It also details the main components implemented for preliminary hardware prototyping. The OFDM transceiver is part of a project that is under development and aims to implement in ASIC the three PHYs defined by the IEEE802.15.4g standard, i.e. MR-FSK, MR-OQPSK and MR-OFDM. The OFDM baseband transmitter is complete. For the baseband receiver, the main components for frame synchronization and equalization, as well as for decoding the data, have been already implemented. The transceiver was designed using VHDL and prototyped on Altera's device 5CGXFCC5C6F27C7N.
METHOD FOR CONTROLLING A RINSE CYCLE IN A WATER-BEARING HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCE

The invention relates to a method for controlling a rinse cycle in a water-bearing household appliance, particularly a dishwasher or washing machine, to meet a predetermined discharge performance by adapting at least one operating parameter of the water-bearing household device, comprising at least the steps: a) measuring (S10) a fill volume (Vist) admitted into the water-bearing household appliance, b) determining (S12) a fill volume deviation (?V) of the admitted fill volume (Vist) from a predetermined target fill volume (Vsoll), and c) adapting (S24, S26) at least one operating parameter such that the predetermined discharge performance is achieved under consideration of the fill volume deviation (?V).
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PROVIDING CALL PROCESSING SERVICES USING CALL INDEPENDENT BUILDING BLOCKS

A call logic program (30) is provided that is composed of individual call independent building blocks (10) and grouped call independent building blocks (20). Call independent building blocks (10) provide base functionality in a program and can be grouped and combined to form call logic program (30). Call logic program (30) is parsed upon initialization into a plurality of tokens (42) which are stored in a token collector (44). When needed, an interpreter (46) processes the token collector (44) to execute the call logic program (30).
A MAGNETIC TAPE CLEANER

A magnetic tape cleaner comprising a tape scraper (12) engaging a recording face of a magnetic tape (16) to scrape magnetic powder (18) out of the recording face thereof and magnet means (14) to attract the magnetic powder (18) scraped out of the recording face of the magnetic tape (16).
Oral sustained release preparation.

Die orale Retard-Präparation für die verzögerte Abgabe eines Wirkstoffes in Form von Tabletten, Kapseln od. dgl. enthält neben dem Wirkstoff eine Mischung aus pH-abhängig und pH-unabhängig retardierenden Polyacrylaten im Präparat.
Gerschenkron Redux? Analysing New Evidence on Joint-Stock Enterprise in Pre-War Shanghai

Alexander Gerschenkron (1904–78) famously postulated that the more backward an economy was at the outset of industrialisation, the more reliant it would be on state-backed banks as a means of directing investment. Gerschenkron thereby implied that impersonal equity markets were likely to play a less significant role in countries aiming to catch up with the west. This article is aimed at examining Gerschenkron’s thesis primarily through an analysis of shareholding in 1930s Shanghai. Drawing on newly discovered archival material as well as on recent studies, the paper clarifies the magnitude of joint-stock enterprise and the ubiquity of stockexchange trade in a city that was by far China’s most important economic hub. The pattern of joint-stock enterprise in pre-war China is compared with that of Japan, the first non-Western society to become fully industrialised.
The argument advanced is that Gerschenkron’s thesis incorrectly played down the significance of impersonal equity markets to pre-war Japan’s successful industrialisation and to the limited nature of pre-war China’s industrialisation. Japan could sustain its industrialisation thrust in the early 20th century on a nation-wide scale partly because of the growing vitality of its equity markets in Tokyo and Osaka. By contrast, China’s pre-war industrialisation was much less extensive because its equity markets were more limited.
Research and development of operational meters for the production of bearing components

The aim of the project is research and development of operational digital meters, which will enable the production of bearing components in high shape accuracy, especially meters for the orbit of the inner ring of spherical bearings. Developed gauges subsequently verified in bearing production. Development of a new generation of operational digital meters and their verification in production will enable economically efficient and flexible production of small series bearings and ensure full use of higher utility values of newly developed NF bearings. a.
Ngs diagnostics in 21st century oncology: the best, for all, at all times

oncNGS consortium challenges the market to research and develop novel affordable solutions to provide the best NGS tests, for all solid tumours / lymphomas patients. 
The challenge will consist in providing: (1) efficient molecular DNA/RNA profiling of tumour-derived material in liquid biopsies by means of (2) pan-cancer tumour marker analysis kit including NGS analysis integrated with (3) an ICT decision support system including analytical test interpretation and reporting. 
Thanks to the provided solutions, oncNGS consortium will be able to address their common identified unmet medical needs: (1) Establishment of valuable common tumour profiling strategy allowing to provide equal access to innovative medicines to all; (2) Outcome research analysis after treatments with targeted therapies as diverse testing leads to lowering the pooling capacity of obtained results, needed to obtain large enough sample numbers to perform statistics analyses; (3) Application of such essential testing to all patients, breaking down current unacceptable inequities due to the high costs of current diagnostics tests.
oncNGS is a strong consortium composed by eight buyers from five member states (SC and IJB from Belgium, IC and HCL from France, HC and LMU from Germany, ACC from Italy and ICO from Spain) supported by six entities with wide experience in their fields (AQuAS from Spain is expert in precommercial procurement, BCR from Belgium and INCa from France are experts in cancer control, IBSAL and VHIO are experienced in biomedical research in the field of haematologic malignancies and DCP is experts in intellectual property rights and freedom to operate analysis) 
oncNGS consortium will challenge the market launching a pre-commercial procurement procedure, a competitive process enabling the buyers to compare the developments carried out by the contracted suppliers through three phases: solution design, prototyping and clinical validation of a limited set of R&D supplies.
Fase PIC Mirna-2

El objetivo de la inversión es desarrollar la zona económica de negocio de la Mirna — Fase 2 PIC, proporcionando así a las empresas locales condiciones espaciales e infraestructurales adecuadas para el mayor crecimiento y desarrollo de las PYME y la creación de nuevos puestos de trabajo en el municipio y la región. El proyecto prevé el acondicionamiento municipal de la zona. Como parte de esto, se construirá una red de carreteras, agua y alcantarillado. La superficie de la zona comunal será de 2,13 ha.
Approaches to Validate and Manipulate RNA Targets with Small Molecules in Cells

RNA has become an increasingly important target for therapeutic interventions and for chemical probes that dissect and manipulate its cellular function. Emerging targets include human RNAs that have been shown to directly cause cancer, metabolic disorders, and genetic disease. In this review, we describe various routes to obtain bioactive compounds that target RNA, with a particular emphasis on the development of small molecules. We use these cases to describe approaches that are being developed for target validation, which include target-directed cleavage, classic pull-down experiments, and covalent cross-linking. Thus, tools are available to design small molecules to target RNA and to identify the cellular RNAs that are their targets.
Mass spectra of new heterocycles: X. Fragmentation of the molecular ions of 1-alkyl(cycloalkyl, aryl)-3-alkoxy(aryl)-2-methylsulfanyl-1H-pyrroles

The mass spectra of previously unknown 1-alkyl(cycloalkyl, aryl)-3-alkoxy(aryl)-2-methylsulfanyl-1H-pyrroles were studied. Fragmentation of all 3-alkoxy-substituted pyrroles under electron impact (70 eV) follow both ether and sulfide decomposition paths; In particular, 1-R-substituted 3-methoxy-2-methylsulfanyl-1H-pyrroles (R = Me, Et, i-Pr, s-Bu, cyclo-C5H9, cyclo-C6H11, Ph) lose methyl radical group from both methoxy and methylsulfanyl groups. The mass spectra of 1-sec-butyl- and 1-cycloalkylpyrroles also contained a strong peak (10–49%) from odd-electron [M — C
 n
 H2n
 ]+· ion formed via cleavage of the N-R bond with synchronous hydrogen transfer. Cleavage of the O-Alk bond in the fragmentation of 3-alkoxy-1-isopropyl-2-methylsulfanyl-1H-pyrroles (Alk = Et, i-Pr, t-Bu) was accompanied by rearrangement process leading to the corresponding alkene and odd-electron 1-isopropyl-2-methylsulfanyl-1H-pyrrol-3-ol ion. The main fragmentation path of 1-alkyl-2-methylsulfanyl-3-phenyl-1H-pyrroles (Alk = Me, i-Pr) under electron impact involves dissociation of the S-Me bond with formation of rearrangement 1H-[1]benzothieno[2,3-b]pyrrol-8-ium ion.
TRAFFIC LANE BOUNDARY ASSEMBLY, AND METHOD FOR DIVERTING VEHICLES

The invention relates to a traffic lane boundary assembly (1) comprising at least one first stationary traffic lane boundary element (2) and a movable traffic lane boundary element (4) which can be moved relative to the first stationary traffic lane boundary element (2). The movable traffic lane boundary element (4) comprises a first end (12) and a second end (13), the second end (13) preferably comprising an articulation device (15) and the first end (12) comprising a closure element (5). The first stationary traffic lane boundary element (2) comprises a closure assembly (14) that is complementary to the closure element (5), the movable traffic lane boundary element (4) having a first position in which the first stationary traffic lane boundary element (2) and the movable traffic lane boundary element (4) are not connected and a second position in which the first stationary traffic lane boundary element (2) and the movable traffic lane boundary element (4) are connected. In the second position, the closure element (5) of the movable traffic lane boundary element (4) engages with the closure assembly (14) of the first stationary traffic lane boundary element (2), the movement of the movable traffic lane boundary element (4) from the first to the second position being a pivoting movement. The closure element (5) has a lateral recess (6) for the closure assembly (14) of the first stationary traffic lane boundary element (2), or the closure assembly (14) of the first stationary traffic lane boundary element (2) has a lateral recess (6) for the closure element (5).
Geohistorical plants occurrences database

The data file contains occurrence data based on historical observations and records between 1651 and 2004. Ten plant species have been studied : Alnus incana (L.) Moench, 1794 ; Buddleja davidii Franch., 1887 ; Castanea sativa Mill., 1798 ; Helianthus tuberosus L., 1753 ; Impatiens glandulifera Royle, 1833 ; Prunus cerasifera Ehrh., 1784 ; Prunus laurocerasus L., 1753 ; Reynoutria japonica Houtt., 1777 ; Robinia pseudoacacia L., 1753 ; and Spiraea japonica L.f., 1782. The data file is the result of a geo-historical study conducted over five months on the invasive plants species's introduction and distribution in Occitania (France), carried out within the framework of the EI2P-VALEEBEE project (Invasive species and pollinators, between constraints and potentials). Historical sources have been consulted during 2020 in order to find the oldest elements about the ten species. Each data corresponds to an historical observation or mention on one of the ten species of the study mainly on Metropolitan French territory since their introduction. Without an historical analysis, it is difficult to understand the current local distribution dynamics of invasive plant species, especially when some of them have been introduced on Metropolitan French territory for several centuries. All the interest of these occurrence data is to bring an historical depth allowing us to apprehend the local distribution of the ten species of the study over time. This can be allowed thanks to the record of several elements on their places of introduction, the comments from authors and observers on their abundance, and elements on the historical context of introduction. More generally, this historical data file is part of a multidisciplinary approach proposed by the members of EI2P project whose objective is to better take into account the ecological socio-cultural and economic issues raised by the issue of invasive alien plants. This work was endorsed by the CNRS/INEE Zone Atelier Pyrénées Garonne (ZA PYGAR). The Zones Ateliers network (RZA) is recognized by ALLENVI, as an eLTER (European Long-Term Ecological Research). A data paper explains precisely this dataset: Claudel M, Lerigoleur E, Brun C, Guillerme S (2022) Geohistorical dataset of ten plant species introduced into Occitania (France). Biodiversity Data Journal 10: e76283. https://doi.org/10.3897/BDJ.10.e76283