SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Boronic acid hydrogel sensor for intravascular (arterial) blood glucose monitoring

The problem: Blood glucose levels in critically ill patients require close attention by the physicians and nurses in the intensive care units (ICU) because these patients spontaneously develop hyperglycaemia and increased variability of blood glucose. Unexpected drops in blood glucose are frequently caused by over-administration of insulin – exposing patient´s lives to dangerous hypoglycaemic episodes. These incidents increase the length of stay in ICUs and each bed day in an ICU has large direct costs around €1425. 

The solution: GlucoSet is a novel dome-shaped hydrogel sensor that changes its volume and consequently its optical path length in the presence of glucose. The hydrogel tip is built at the end of thin optical fibres (125 µm), which enables GlucoSet to be the only technology small enough to pass through wrist arterial catheters, installed in most (up to 94%) ICU patients, without disturbing the blood pressure monitoring. GlucoSet has the potential to be the first real-time monitoring system for measuring glycaemia from arterial blood, which offer several advantages over central venous access such as higher accuracy and sensibility, less risk of interference from infusions, and much more convenient use.

The market: Critical care services face increasing demand worldwide – more particularly in the EU. With continuous increase in aging population in Europe along with life style related diseases, the number of critically ill patients needing accurate glucose monitoring in the ICUs will certainly rise. GlucoSet AS estimates a total market size of € 980 million per year for the intravascular continuous glucose monitoring, being the company in a strong position to exploit an addressable turnover exceeding € 115 million, five years after market introduction. Equally important, we estimate that the GlucoSet will allow savings of at least €2000 per patient in ICUs.
Intelligent non-woven textiles and elastomeric responsive materials by advancing liquid crystal technology

A grand challenge in today’s materials research is the realization of flexible materials that are also intelligent and functional. They will be the enablers of true breakthroughs in the hot trends of soft robotics and wearable technology. The standard approach to the latter is to decorate rubber sheets with electronic components, yielding two serious flaws: rubber is uncomfortable as it does not breath and solid state electronics will eventually fail as a garment is flexed and stretched when worn. While the softness of rubber is ideal it must be used in the form of textile fibers to provide breathability, and for long-term failure resistance we need intelligent components that are soft. A solution to this conundrum was recently presented by the PI with the concept of liquid crystal (LC) electrospinning. The extreme responsiveness of LCs is transferred to a non-woven textile by incorporating the LC in the fiber core, yielding a smart flexible mat with sensory function. Moreover, it consumes no power, providing a further advantage over electronics-based approaches. In a second research line he uses microfluidics to make LC rubber microshells, functioning as autonomous actuators which may serve as innovative components for soft robotics, and photonic crystal shells. This interdisciplinary project presents an ambitious agenda to advance these new concepts to the realization of soft, stretchable intelligent materials of revolutionary character. Five specific objectives are in focus: 1) develop understanding of the dynamic response of LCs in these unconventional configurations; 2) establish interaction dynamics during polymerisation of an LC precursor; 3) elucidate LC response to gas exposure; 4) establish correlation between actuation response and internal order of curved LCE rubbers; and 5) assess usefulness of LC-functionalized fibers and polymerized LC shells, tubes and Janus particles in wearable sensors, soft robotic actuators and high-security identification tags.
HEAD SUPPORT DEVICE

The present disclosure describes head support devices including two side supports with a central support suspended therebetween. In some embodiments, the central support may be configured to hold and provide support to a user's chin. A connector such as a strap may be configured to connect the side supports to one another, with the connector configured to wrap around the rear of a user's head or neck.
Informação — informação sistemática e criação de redes de empresários sociais croatas

O projeto visa contribuir para a resolução do problema-chave — a falta de informação de qualidade e a conectividade dos empresários/empresas (societais). O objetivo específico do projeto é assegurar que as empresas sociais (PME)/empresários sociais e outros intervenientes na economia social na República da Croácia sejam sistematicamente informados e ligados. O grupo-alvo do projeto é a empresa (social) na República da Croácia (DP existente, empresas que pretendem transformar a sua empresa em princípios de empresa social, DP que estão apenas em fase de arranque/estabelecimento) e empresários sociais (fundadores/condutores/proprietários de empresas sociais, trabalhadores...) e intervenientes na economia social (outros PPI, investigadores/instituições educativas, instituições de apoio, investidores...).
Quantum Theory of Chemical Reactions

The Supermolecule Approach to the Solvation Problem.- Local Field Representation of Surrounding Medium Effects. From Liquid Solvent to Protein Core Effects.- The Effects of a Polarizable Environment Represented by the Generalized Born Formula in Self Consistent Quantum Chemical Calculations: Application to the Study of Ambident Reactions.- Chemical Reactivity in Inert Matrices.- Theory of Environmental Effects on Atoms and Molecules Trapped in Rare Gas Matrices.- Organometallic 1.2 Shift Type Migration Reactions.- A MO Treatment of the Regioselectivity of Nucleophilic Addition to ?-Enones.- An Electrophilic Addition Reaction in Solution: C2H4 + Cl2. Ab Initio Studies.- Theoretical Study of a Homogeneous Catalytic Reaction: The Chlorotris-(Triphenylphosphine)Rhodium(I)-Catalyzed Hydrogenation of Olefins.- Energy Surfaces in Quantum Chemistry.- Overlap in Binuclear Complexes: A Topological Approach of the Exchange Interaction.- The Evolution of Electronically Excited Molecules.- Study of Photochemical Reaction with Natural Correlation Method.- Theoretical Analysis of the Role of Rydberg States in the Photochemistry of Some Small Molecules.- Reappraisal of the Sudden Polarization in Olefins.- Photochemical Attachment of Aliphatic Hydrocarbons to Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH) in Rigid Alkane Matrices at 77K. Evidence for a Two-Photon Process Involving an Upper Excited Triplet State.- Index of Subjects.- Index of Names.
Airport airside and runway throughput

To improve the efficiency and resilience of arrival and departure operations at capacity constrained airports and access to secondary airports, the project will addresses human, technical, procedural and performance aspects of the following proposed improvements: 
•	Advanced geometric GNSS based procedures in the TMA
The project will enhance TMA efficiency using more GNSS and advanced PBN curved for arrival and departure operations. Development of new support tools for ATC and airspace design concepts will enable greater usage of CDO.
•	Evolution of separation minima for increased runway throughput
The project will refine separation minima as a function of the operational conditions. The most constraining minima (wake, runway occupancy,...) to be applied will be determined and ATCO support tool further developed for better separations delivery including separation delegation to the flight crew.
•	Improved access to secondary airports
The project will enhance availability and accessibility of airports with limited infrastructure in low visibility conditions. Alternative Ground Surveillance will increase runway safety and will include both ATC and A-FIS requirements as a more cost-efficient and flexible ATS provision. From an airborne perspective, Enhanced Flight Vision System and Synthetic Vision Guidance System, Combined Vision System and LPV-100 capability will enable approach and landing.
•	Digital evolution of integrated surface management
The extension of the A-SMGCS routing functions will improve tactical conflict management in the taxi phase. Optimised Routing and planning will deliver more accurate taxi times, improve predictability, minimize delays and ATCO's workload. Automation, A-CDM and Datalink will support conflict management.
•	Safety support tools for avoiding runway excursions
The project will aim to detect, prevent and alert on risks of runway excursions by synchronising air-ground information exchange about runway surface condition.
ALL-WHEEL DRIVE ELECTRIC VEHICLE MOTOR TORQUE SAFETY MONITOR

A vehicle torque safety monitor is provided. The safety monitor includes a vehicle power estimator configured to estimate a first mechanical power of a first electric motor and a second mechanical power of a second electric motor. The safety monitor includes an energy storage system power estimator and limiter, configured to estimate electrical power provided by an energy storage system, at least a portion of the electrical power converting to the first mechanical power and the second mechanical power. The system includes a vehicle power monitor, configured to indicate an inconsistency in the first mechanical power, the second mechanical power, and the electrical power.
Establishing services enhancing the innovation management capacity of sme's in the enterprise europe network in estonia

The objective of the project is to enhance the innovation management capacity of Estonian SMEs. The action is aimed at two kinds of SMEs - beneficiaries of the SME Instrument of Horizon and SMEs with significant innovation activities and a high potential for internationalisation. For beneficiaries of the SME Instrument, the service package (the Key Account Management service) consists of identifying weaknesses in the innovation capacities of the beneficiary; identifying suitable coaches (based on the assessment in the first step) to address the identified weaknesses and moderating the coach-client relationship; and accompanying the beneficiary through the SME Instrument project. The service packages outside the scope of the SME Instrument (the “Enhancing the innovation management capacity of SME's” service) consist of carrying out a diagnostic audit of the selected SMEs; and developing and implementing a tailored action plan to improve the SME’s capacity to manage innovation processes.
Within the current action, the ESTINNO-NET consortium aims to provide the innovation management capacity enhancement services to at least 7 SMEs.
Time and State Dependence in an Ss Decision Experiment

Flow earnings in a laboratory experiment decline the further a Brownian state variable, z, evolves from its optimal level, z *. Optimal state dependent models predict subjects will pay a fixed cost to return z to z * only when z strays outside a critical inaction region around the optimum. On average, subjects adjust at states remarkably close to optimal threshold levels but, as in the field, do not establish true “state dependent” inaction regions, suggesting significant “time dependent” components in adjustment rules. Structural estimates of subjective observation cost qualitatively account for variation in time dependence observed across treatments. (JEL C91, D21, D80)
Chilean population norms derived from the health-related quality of Life SF-6D

The Health-Related Quality of Life Short Form 6D (HRQoL SF-6D) provides utility values for health status. Utilities generated have a number of potentially valuable applications in economic evaluations and not only to ensure comparability between studies. Reference values can be useful to estimate the effect on patients' HRQoL as a result of interventions in the absence of control groups. Thus, the purpose of this study was to provide normative values in the SF-6D in relation to the Chilean population.A cross-sectional study was conducted evaluating 5293 people. SF-6D utilities were derived from the SF-12 questions.Mean SF-6D utility index for the whole sample was 0.74. It was better for men (0.78) than for women (0.71). The ceiling effect was much higher for men (11.16%) than for women (5.31%). Women were more likely to show problems in any dimension than were men.Chilean population norms for the SF-6D help in the decision-making process around health policies. Men reported higher health status than women in all subcategories analyzed. Likewise, men also reported higher scores than women in overall SF-6D dimensions.
Implementation of the results of R & D works in A-SPE Europe I.Mianowski Spółka Jawna

The subject of the project is the implementation of product and process innovation – a warning tape with visually high temperature signalling function, in order to significantly modernise the product offer A-SPE Europe I.Mianowski Sp. j. The investment includes the purchase of 5 devices and 1 software for practical application of technological solutions resulting from R & D works. The implementation of innovative technological solutions will result in a fundamental diversification of the range and extending it to a new product – an innovative warning tape with the function of visually high surface temperature signalling. The location of the project is the Applicant’s headquarters located in Gronów Górny, at 5 Agatowa Street. The investment includes the following tasks (purchases): 1. Latex plotter – 1 pcs. 2. Multiformat laminator – 1 pcs. 3. Computer set – 1 pcs. 4. Software – 1 pcs. 5. Mechanical guillotine – 1 pcs. 6. Manual guillotine – 1 units implemented in the third quarter of 2018 to IV quarter 2019. The venture as a technological investment will enable the implementation of innovative product solutions resulting from the company’s R & D activity thanks to the planned outlays. The project fits into the assumptions set out in the WiM RPO 2014-2020 SzOOP due to the assumed increased marketability of R & D results and the resulting increase in the company’s innovation. The investment will increase the use of innovation in the SME sector, which directly pursues two thematic objectives of cohesion policy: CT 1 "Strengthening research, technological development and innovation" and CT 3 "strengthening the competitiveness of SMEs.
The importance of the cosmic web and halo substructure for power spectra

In this work we study the relevance of the cosmic web and substructures on the matter and lensing power spectra measured from halo mock catalogues extracted from the N-body simulations. Since N-body simulations are computationally expensive, it is common to use faster methods that approximate the dark matter field as a set of halos. In this approximation, we replace mass concentrations in N-body simulations by a spherically symmetric Navarro-Frenk-White halo density profile. We also consider the full mass field as the sum of two distinct fields: dark matter halos ($M>9\times 10^{12}~M_{\odot}$/h) and particles not included into halos. Mock halos reproduce well the matter power spectrum, but underestimate the lensing power spectrum on large and small scales. For sources at $z_{\rm s}=1$ the lensing power spectrum is underestimated by up to 40% at $\ell\approx 10^4$ with respect to the simulated halos. The large scale effect can be alleviated by combining the mock catalogue with the dark matter distribution outside the halos. In addition, to evaluate the contribution of substructures we have smeared out the intra-halo substructures in a N-body simulation while keeping the halo density profiles unchanged. For the matter power spectrum the effect of this smoothing is only of the order of 5%, but for lensing substructures are much more important: for $\ell\approx 10^4$ the internal structures contribute 30% of the total spectrum. These findings have important implications in the way mock catalogues have to be created, suggesting that some approximate methods currently used for galaxy surveys will be inadequate for future weak lensing surveys.
METHOD AND APPARATUS OF PASSIVE SCANNING

A wireless communication system that include an association that include an access point and two or more stations. A station in unassociated mode that seeks to join the association performs a periodically passive scanning in a predetermined point of time for a predetermined period of time. The predetermined point of time is determined by a global clock.
TRACKING DOWN ALPHA-PARTICLES: THE DESIGN, CHARACTERISATION AND TESTING OF A SHALLOW-ANGLED ALPHA-PARTICLE IRRADIATOR

Human exposure to α-particles from radon and other radionuclides is associated with carcinogenesis, but if well controlled and targeted to cancer cells, α-particles may be used in radiotherapy. Thus, it is important to understand the biological effects of α-particles to predict cancer risk and optimise radiotherapy. To enable studies of α-particles in cells, we developed and characterised an α-particle automated irradiation rig that allows exposures at a shallow angle (70° to the normal) of cell monolayers in a 30 mm diameter dish to complement standard perpendicular irradiations. The measured incident energy of the α-particles was 3.3 ± 0.5 MeV (LET in water = 120 keV μm-1), with a maximum incident dose rate of 1.28 ± 0.02 Gy min-1, which for a 5 μm cell monolayer corresponds to a mean dose rate of 1.57 ± 0.02 Gy min-1 and a mean LET in water of 154 keV μm-1. The feasibility of resolving radiation-induced DNA double-strand breaks (DSB) foci along the track of α-particles was demonstrated using immunofluorescent labelling with γH2AX and 53BP1 in normal MRC-5 human lung cells.
Bio-Sustainable production of natural medicines from vitex

Vitex agnus-castus (VAC) is a medicinal plant clinically shown to be an effective treatment for premenstrual syndrome. The bioactive constituents are diterpenoids that can interact with G-protein-coupled receptors such as the dopamine D2 and D3 receptors. This specific activity also opens up the possibility of other therapeutic applications where dopaminergic drugs are required, such as for the treatment of Parkinson’s disease and other movement disorders. The major barrier to the development of VAC diterpenoid drugs, and the further exploration of pharmacological activity of VAC diterpenoids, is the lack of a source of pure compounds. MediVAC is a 24 month research project that will discover the genes involved in the biosynthesis of pharmacologically active diterpenoids in VAC, and to express these genes in a biotechnological platform for the sustainable production of pure bioactive diterpenoids. State-of-the-art imaging mass spectrometry tools will be used to identify diterpenoid rich tissues which will be targeted for transcriptomics. Then, through the integration of bioinformatic, molecular biology and analytical chemistry techniques, the diterpene synthases and cytochrome P450 enzymes involved in VAC diterpenoid biosynthesis will be identified and functionally characterised. The resulting molecular toolbox of diterpenoid genes will be stably integrated into yeast for the production of bioactive diterpenoids. The engineered host strains hold potential for the future development of an industrial scale production platform able to produce high-purity, bioactive diterpenoids for the pharmaceutical industry. Implementation of this proposal will provide the research fellow with essential training in the field of molecular biology and further her plant metabolic profiling expertise, leaving her with a unique and highly sought after skill set.
City profile – Leeds

Abstract Leeds is the third largest Metropolitan District in the United Kingdom and the administrative and employment centre of the Yorkshire and the Humber region in the north of England. From being dominated initially by textiles and clothing manufacture, it has seen the development of engineering and the rise of services, notably business and financial services, to produce what remains a relatively diverse local economy. It has been transformed from an industrial to a services dominated city but one retaining important elements of its manufacturing past. A city in a unitary state, the profile traces developments in the city’s political economy through the lens of central–local state relationships and the recent transition from urban government to evolving forms of urban governance: from the entrepreneurial municipal city of Victorian times to the current attempts by the local council to reinvigorate ‘civic enterprise’ in the aftermath of recession and the current Government’s austerity programme and localism agenda.
Violencias, imágenes y memoria en el Nuevo Coronavirus y buen gobierno. Memorias de la pandemia de COVID-19 en Perú de Edilberto Jiménez

Este artículo analiza un grupo de imágenes y testimonios recopilados en el Nuevo coronavirus y buen gobierno. Memorias de la pandemia de COVID-19 en Perú del artista y antropólogo ayacuchano Edilberto Jiménez a partir de tres ejes: las representaciones del virus en el imaginario popular, las violencias subjetiva y objetiva del virus plasmadas en los dibujos y la construcción de agencia de la sociedad civil frente a estas violencias. Sostenemos que este libro encarna una justicia restaurativa a la vez que un testimonio polifónico de cómo la pandemia visibilizó y acentuó las diferencias como desigualdades en los ciudadanos más vulnerables: mujeres, niños, ancianos de las familias más humildes de San Juan de Lurigancho, uno de los distritos con pobreza extrema más alta de Lima. En esta línea, subrayamos que la función político-testimonial del libro apunta a la creación de una memoria sobre la crisis sanitaria. Con todo esto, concluimos que este libro es un aporte necesario para reentender los efectos de la pandemia en las zonas de extrema pobreza del Perú, para reflexionar sobre el rol de las imágenes y para construir una memoria en la que los protagonistas sean los más afectados.
1,5-diphenylpyrazoles II

Novel 1,5-diphenylpyrazole derivatives of the formula I in which R1-R6 have the meanings indicated in Claim 1, are HSP90 inhibitors and can be used for the preparation of a medicament for the treatment of diseases in which the inhibition, regulation and/or modulation of HSP90 plays a role.
INTEGRATION AND CONCENTRATION OF EUROPEAN AIR TRANSPORT MARKET

During the last years air transport stakeholder's behaviors have witnessed deep modifications. Airlines competition has been exacerbated by economic downturns, while airport competition emerged as a result of the less governmental intervention in airport investments. The first result of this process is a mix-model adopted by EU airlines in the domestic market, which implies that network airlines have adopted few of the strategies that have guaranteed the establishment of the low fares carriers, while low cost carriers have been continuously increasing the number of major airport served. The volatility of the air transport deregulated market has been analysed in the scientific literature and these aspects can be perceived as further evidences of the increased volatility. In order to limit the negative effects of volatility in the EU market, air transport players have been sought manners to enhance stability. Airlines mergers or acquisitions, buyout of airport operator's shares by airlines, airport-airline partnership for ad-hoc infrastructure development or buyout of airport's shares by other airport operators are examples of this will for a greater stability of the system. This paper analyses all these aspects highlighting the pursuing of greater stability by the fragile EU air transport system.