SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Entwicklung eines Prototyps des Telemedizinsystems zur ständigen Überwachung der Herzarbeit

Das Hauptziel des Projekts ist die Entwicklung eines Prototyps des Telemedizinsystems zur ständigen Überwachung der Herzarbeit. Das Hauptziel wird durch die Verwirklichung der spezifischen Ziele erreicht: 1. Entwickeln Sie ein tragbares Gerät, um die EKG-Signale des Benutzers zu überwachen. 2. Entwickeln eines Algorithmus, der mit der entwickelten Designlösung zur Erkennung von Anomalien in der Arbeit des Herzens des Benutzers zusammenarbeitet. 3. Integration entwickelter Technologien in den Prototypen und Funktionstests des gesamten Systems. Die Ergebnisse des Projekts werden in der eigenen Geschäftstätigkeit des Antragstellers umgesetzt und das im Rahmen des Projekts entwickelte System zur Erkennung von Herzerkrankungen wird zusätzlich zum aktuellen SiDLY Care-Produkt eingeführt. Die Vertriebsmethode und die Formen der Werbung/Werbung werden analog zu dem zuvor vom Unternehmen verwendeten Verfahren unter Berücksichtigung der Besonderheiten der Zielgruppe, auf die die Lösung gerichtet wird, sein. Das zu entwickelnde System wird verwendet, um Patienten mit Herzerkrankungen zu überwachen, mit einem besonderen Fokus auf Patienten nach Krankenhausaufenthalt, Herzoperationen und Verfahren, Anamnese von Infarkten. Die Nutzer des entwickelten Systems werden die oben angegebenen Patienten sein, während der Empfänger des Systems: Telemedizin- und Pflegeunternehmen, medizinische Einheiten, Gesundheitskliniken, Krankenhäuser. Die Durchführung des Projekts umfasst drei Forschungsphasen. Die ersten beiden sind industrielle Forschung, die letzte ist die Entwicklungsphase. Das Projekt wird im Zeitraum 1.10.2017 – 30.6.2020 durchgeführt.
Entwicklung von Technologie für die Herstellung von Leichtbau-Verbundkörben nach dem LRTM-Verfahren und Materialien aus Recycling

Number_reference_aid_Programm: SA.41471(2015/X) Zweck der öffentlichen Beihilfe: Artikel 25 der Verordnung (EG) Nr. 651/2014 vom 17. Juni 2014 zur Feststellung der Vereinbarkeit bestimmter Gruppen von Beihilfen mit dem Binnenmarkt in Anwendung der Artikel 107 und 108 AEUV Das war’s. EU L 187/1 vom 26.6.2014). Ziel des Projekts ist die Entwicklung einer umfassenden Technologie zur Herstellung von Leichtbau-Verbundkörben, die in Spezialfahrzeugen eingesetzt werden, basierend auf der Verwendung von Materialien aus recycelten Polymerabfällen. Das Pressformverfahren wird verwendet (im Folgenden: PM) für die Konstruktion von Schlüsselkorbelementen und zusätzlich zum LRTM (Light Resin Transfer Moulding) Verfahren zur Außenbeschichtung von Körben. Das Projekt reagiert auch auf das Problem der Entsorgung von Verbundabfällen, das in den Änderungen des Abfallbehandlungsgesetzes 2019 auftauchte. Die wichtigsten Forschungsaufgaben werden darin bestehen, Folgendes zu entwickeln: —Technologie für die Verarbeitung von Verbundabfällen zu vollwertigen Verbundmatten – Verfahren zur Verwendung der oben genannten Abfälle zur Herstellung von zusammengesetzten Korbelementen. Die industrielle Forschung wird u. a. Folgendes umfassen: Auswahl von Prozessbedingungen und Rohstoffen für die Herstellung von Verbundwerkstoffen auf Basis von Composite-Recyclat, Analyse der Auswirkungen des Prozesses und der zusammengesetzten Komponenten auf mechanische Parameter und Bestimmung der optimalen Zusammensetzung und des Herstellungsprozesses unter Annahme des maximalen Abfallanteils im Rekomposit. Die Entwicklungsarbeiten umfassen die Entwicklung eines detaillierten Produktionsprozesses von Leichtbau-Verbundkörben auf Basis der LRTM- und PM-Technologie, die sich durch eine Reduzierung von: Emissionen flüchtiger organischer Verbindungen – Materialverbrauch -Gewicht des Endprodukts und höhere Effizienz und Wiederholbarkeit der Produktion. SA.41471(2015/X) Zweck der öffentlichen Beihilfe: Artikel 25 der Verordnung (EG) Nr. 651/2014 vom 17. Juni 2014 zur Feststellung der Vereinbarkeit bestimmter Gruppen von Beihilfen mit dem Binnenmarkt in Anwendung der Artikel 107 und 108 AEUV Das war’s. EU L 187/1 vom 26.6.2014).
Wanderer zwischen den politischen Mächten: Pater Nikolaus von Lutterotti O.S.B. (1892–1955) und die Abtei Grüssau in Niederschlesien (review)

Wanderer zwischen den politischen Machten: Pater Nikolaus von Lutterotti O.S.B. (1892-1955) und die Abtei Grussau in Niederschlesien. By Inge Steinstraser. [Forschungen und Quellen zur Kirchen- und Kulturgeschichte Ostdeutschlands, Band 4L] (Cologne: Bohlau Verlag. 2009- Pp. xvi, 685. euro64,90. ISBN 978-3-412-20429-7.) In this revised dissertation, Inge Steinstraser illustrates the tension between Christian universalism and nationalism. During the tumultuous history of twentieth-century Central Europe, the Church, for Nikolaus von Lutterotti, O.S.B. , constituted the one constant identity in a world in which national identities proved unstable. The von Lutterotti family hailed from Kaltem, one of Tyrol's southernmost German-speaking towns, but identified itself as Austrian, even after Italy gained South Tyrol. Nonetheless, the Lutterottis opted to accept Italian citizenship. By this time, Nikolaus had already joined the Benedictine Emmaus Abbey in Prague. Because of the strident pan-Germanism of Abbot Alban Schachleiter- who later became an ardent Nazi supporter- the monks were forced to leave Prague.The war's end transformed Lutterotti's identity, both as a Tyrolean and as a member of the Emaus community. Monks from Emmaus established a new abbey at Grussau in Silesia. With few resources and great personal engagement, the monks restored the facilities, which had housed Cistercian monks until the secularization of the nineteenth century. In addition to Lutterotti's pastoral and conventual responsibilities, he pursued archival studies, and published both popular and scholarly art history articles relating to the abbey. Additionally, Lutterotti supervised the restoration of the abbey. The Nazi years proved difficult for the abbey, not only because of the increasing antireligious repression. As Brigitte Lob already discussed in her Albert Schmitt OSB-sein kirchenpolitisches Handeln in der Weimarer Republik und im Dritten Reich (Koln, 2000), Schmitt, the abbot of Grussau, initially shared the enthusiasm of his brother abbots Ildefons Herwegen at Maria Laach and Schachleiter for the new regime. Although never as ardent or prominent as Schachleiter, Schmitt also did not share Herwegen's eventual realization of the regime's nature. While Steinstraser could have developed Lutterotti's views further, she judiciously analyzes the sparse evidence to show that Lutterotti rejected the abbot's political views. Lutterotti's rejection of the Nazis led him to withdraw an application for German citizenship. In postwar homilies, Lutterotti placed blame for his flock's suffering squarely on the Nazi regime and its supporters. …
Evaluation of Persian Academy approved genetics terms acceptance in upper graduate user population

Finding Persian equivalents for scientific terms is one of the aims of Academy of Persian language and literature, and more than 50 scientific committees are now working on this scope in terminology department of the academy. Genetics and biotechnology terminology committee is one of these teams that started his activity from 2009 and since then approved more than 500 of these terms for use in academic fields. In this research 101 questionnaires including 20 questioned term were given to more than 101 upper graduate users including MSc and PhD students and academic staff of randomly selected universities in Tehran and Semnan provinces. And then the evaluation of their acceptance was carried out by a model given by Cooper for the Study of Language Spread. All 20 studied terms were randomly selected from genetic approved terms and divided in to two groups: newly coined equivalents (those equivalents that was newly coined by the committee) and selected equivalents (those that have the selected equivalent before). Results gathered and analyzed with statistical tests, and showed that most of accepted terms are among selected equivalents. By another words the newly coined terms has much less acceptability than the others. This research introduces a method for evaluation of approved Persian equivalents of scientific terms and besides show the state of some of these equivalents between user populations. The important point is that term selection for scientific terms including genetic terms; is not an obligatory rule, but is a proposal for meeting the researchers need to strength Persian language as a scientific language. And usage of these equivalents is completely on the part of researchers and students and their point of view to equivalents.
METHOD FOR PRESSURIZED PEROXIDE BLEACHING

The present invention relates to a method for safely carrying out pressurized peroxide bleaching of pulp, at a consistency exceeding 8 %, preferably 10-16 %, in a bleaching vessel (1), designed for at least 0.5 MPa overpressure, preferably 0.7 MPa overpressure, with the pulp being fed to the vessel (1) by means of a pump (2), preferably a pump having fluidizing elements and venting, and with the pulp which is being fed to the vessel having a temperature exceeding 90 DEG C, preferably exceeding 100 DEG C, more preferably exceeding 105 DEG C, and with the pulp being bleached with peroxide in a quantity exceeding 5 kg/BDMT, preferably in association with a bleaching stage which bleaches the pulp to a brightness exceeding 75 % ISO, characterized in that if plugging and/or power failure occur(s), measures are taken, essentially without using mechanical safety valves, which prevent the pressure in the said bleaching vessel, or an affiliated part, from being allowed to exceed a certain set point.
Identification of the ligand of a human public anti-hcmv/cancer γδ t cell receptor

gd T cells are the prototype of unconventional T cells and play an important role in the protection against infections and cancer. The group of David Vermijlen has recently discovered a human Vg8Vd1 T cell receptor (TCR) which was highly enriched in every individual (therfore ""public"") infected in utero with human cytomegalovirus (HCMV), and that reacts towards adult cancer cells, suggesting that it can detect signals of ""cellular stress"" induced in both infections and cell transformation. The major aim of this project is the identification of the ligand of this cross-reactive public Vg8Vd1 TCR. Two strategies will be adopted to address this aim. In the first strategy (indirect approach), a list of candidate ligands will be tested  for the capacity to stimulate the TCR via functional assays. This list of genes is provided by gene expression profiling of target cells known to stimulate the public TCR (""stimulator cells"") verus non-stimulators, as well as from data in literature. In the second strategy (direct approach), in order to isolate or ""fish"" the ligand from a strong stimulator cell line we plan to adopt several methods, such as: i) production of blocking antibodies, ii) generation of ""gd bodies"", iii) proximity dependent biotinylation (BioID). The direct binding of promising ligand candidates with the public Vg8Vd1 TCR will be further investigated by surface plasmon resonance. Finally, in order to address the potential of this project for cancer immunotherapy we will evaluate the killing of primary cancer cells expressing the ligand by public Vg8Vd1-transduced PBMCs.
The background of the MSCA applicant on HCMV-host interplay will highly complement the expertise of the group of David Vermijlen on gd T cells. As the public Vg8Vd1 TCR is present in every individual, the identification of its ligand will have broad implications as a possible target for the development of novel vaccination and cancer immunotherapy strategies.
Adsorption and photocatalysis of nanocrystalline TiO2 particles for Reactive Red 195 removal: effect of humic acids, anions and scavengers

In the present study, the coupling of adsorption capacity and photocatalytic efficiency of two different industrially produced titania catalysts was investigated and compared. The azo dye Reactive Red 195 was selected as a model compound. The tested catalysts, PK-10 and PK-180, exhibited different adsorption capacities due to their significant difference in their specific surface, but both have proven to be effective photocatalysts for photodegradation of the studied dye. PK-10 exhibited strong adsorption of the studied dye due to its high specific surface area, while the second studied catalyst, PK-180, demonstrated negligible adsorption of Reactive Red 195. The effect of the pH, the concentration of the catalyst and the initial concentration of the dye appear to affect the photocatalytic rate. The effect of the presence of humic acids and inorganic ions was also examined, while the contribution of various reactive species was indirectly evaluated through the addition of various scavengers. To evaluate the extent of mineralisation of the studied dye, total organic carbon (TOC) measurements during the experiment were also conducted. Besides total colour removal, evident reduction of TOC was also achieved using both catalysts.
A new view on the sociosanitary characteristics of pregnant women with epilepsy

Objective : to assess the sociosanitary characteristics of pregnant women with epilepsy at the present stage of public health development, by using the Krasnoyarsk Territory as an example. Patients and methods. Delivery records were retrospectively analyzed in 99 women with different forms of epilepsy who had delivered at Krasnoyarsk Maternity Hospital Five specializing in care for women with CNS disease and in 100 non-epileptic women (in the period 2005–2012).  Results . A present-day pregnant epileptic woman is an urban resident aged 25.57 ± 4.64 years who has secondary or secondary vocational education, is married, unemployed, a smoker, and has Disability Group II or III due to the underlying disease. Conclusion . At the present stage of health care development, the portrait of an epileptic woman has changed due to the democratization of society, the reduced stigmatization of the disease, and the emergence of new antiepileptic drugs with low teratogenic effects.
Risk factors for potentially avoidable readmissions due to end-of-life care issues

Repeated hospitalizations are frequent toward the end of life, where each admission should be an opportunity to initiate advance-care planning to high-risk patients.To identify the risk factors for having a 30-day potentially avoidable readmission due to end-of-life care issues among all medical patients.Nested case-control study.All 10,275 consecutive discharges from any medical service of an academic tertiary medical center in Boston, Massachusetts between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010.A random sample of all the potentially avoidable 30-day readmissions was independently reviewed by 9 trained physicians to identify the ones due to end-of-life issues.Among 534, 30-day potentially avoidable readmission cases reviewed, 80 (15%) were due to an end-of-life care issue. In multivariable analysis, the following risk factors were significantly associated with a 30-day potentially avoidable readmission due to end-of-life care issues: number of admissions in the previous 12 months (odds ratio [OR]: 1.10 per admission, 95% confidence interval [CI]: 1.02-1.20), neoplasm (OR: 5.60, 95% CI: 2.85-10.98), opiate medications at discharge (OR: 2.29, 95% CI: 1.29-4.07), Elixhauser comorbidity index (OR: 1.16 per 5-point increase, 95% CI: 1.10-1.22). The discrimination of the model (C statistic) was 0.85.In a medical population, we identified 4 main risk factors that were significantly associated with 30-day potentially avoidable readmission due to end-of-life care issues, producing a model with very good to excellent discrimination. Patients with these risk factors might benefit from palliative care consultation prior to discharge in order to improve end-of-life care and possibly reduce unnecessary rehospitalizations.
Merging and Evolution: Improving Convolutional Neural Networks for Mobile Applications

Compact neural networks are inclined to exploit “sparsely-connected” convolutions such as depthwise convolution and group convolution for employment in mobile applications. Compared with standard “fully-connected” convolutions, these convolutions are more computationally economical. However, “sparsely-connected” convolutions block the inter-group informa-tion exchange, which induces severe performance degradation. To address this issue, we present two novel operations named merging and evolution to leverage the inter-group information. Our key idea is encoding the inter-group information with a narrow feature map, then combining the generated features with the original network for better representation. Taking advantage of the proposed operations, we then introduce the Merging-and- Evolution (ME) module, an architectural unit specifically designed for compact networks. Finally, we propose a family of compact neural networks called MENet based on ME modules. Extensive experiments on ILSVRC 2012 dataset and PASCAL VOC 2007 dataset demonstrate that MENet consistently outperforms other state-of -the-art compact networks under different computational budgets. For instance, under the computational budget of 140 MFLOPs, MENet surpasses ShuffleNet by 1% and MobileNet by 1.95% on ILSVRC 2012 top-l accuracy, while by 2.3% and 4.1% on PASCAL VOC 2007 mAP, respectively.
Tax Reform,Economic Efficiency and Social Welfare:A Dynamic CGE Simulation Analysis Based on A-K OLG Model

Based on a typical dynamic general equilibrium model of overlapping generations(Auerbrach and Kotlikoff,1987),this paper establishes an inter-temporal?dynamic model which consists of a series of non-equality equation sets,then counterfactually simulates the dynamic impacts of both raising the indirect tax and lowing the direct tax on the economic efficiency and social welfare in China.Compared with the base period,reducing taxes on capital will bring welfare gains by 0.34%(increasing pure economic efficiency by 0.25%),while reducing the tax on labor will bring welfare growth by 0.1%(increasing pure economic efficiency by 0.02%).The empirical result proves the theory that indirect taxes are better than direct taxes in realizing economic efficiency.Therefore,to increase the proportion of the direct tax is actually at the cost of certain economic efficiency,we have to seize the right time to reform and weigh the pros and cons very carefully when carrying out such measures.
InnovaTion in Health And Care for All

ITHACA involves 9 EU regions with a shared ambition to accelerate the scaling up of smart health and care innovation that can support active and healthy living and secure the triple win of economic growth, more sustainable health and care systems and improved well-being of Europe’s citizens.  Focusing on this sphere, its primary goal is to improve Structural Funds’ policies and implementation across the smart health and care innovation cycle (invention, co-creation, market testing, validation, scaling up) and enhance regional and interregional ecosystems. 

ITHACA recognises that effective, innovation cycle outcomes require enhanced cooperation between quadruple helix stakeholders. ITHACA will thus incorporate interregional collaboration, involving a wide range of expert stakeholders, that comprises exchange of good practices, mutual learning, peer assessment, knowledge transfer, targeted coaching and collective, co-designed policy development. It will deliver its results through interlinked project activities and outputs during 3 sequential steps: (1) Identification and Analysis; (2) Interregional Mutual Learning; (3) Knowledge Transfer and Action Planning. Steps 1 and 3 also include assessments of policy enhancement and learning performance. Wide dissemination of good practices and lessons, especially to New Member States, is central to ITHACA’s purpose.

ITHACA’s primary outputs include: 
-	ITHACA self, peer and expert assessment tools and findings focused on regions’ strengths, weaknesses, policy priorities and policy enhancements relating to all stages of the innovation cycle and ecosystems; 
-	An ITHACA Framework Strategy for developing evidence based and co-designed policies, programmes and implementation methods and for identifying how best to improve policy instruments; 
-	9 Regional Action Plans (each informed by the Framework Strategy, pre and interim self-assessments and EEPE case study) to enhance the implementation of regional policy instruments.
Quantifying the effect of microstructure variability on the yield strength predictions of Ni-base superalloys

Abstract Physics-based models for predicting the mechanical behavior of Ni-based superalloys as a function of microstructure features require the use of microstructure data for calibration and verification. Accurate representation of the heterogeneity of microstructure features requires accurate selection of the representative microstructure data size (i.e. image size). Thus, this work is carried out to address the influence of microstructure data size on the accuracy of a discrete dislocation dynamic model in predicting the critical resolved share stress (CRSS) of IN100. Microstructure features from backscattered electron images were extracted using image processing techniques. Single point statistics (e.g. area fraction, precipitate size, and distance between γ` particles) and higher order statistics using two-point correlations were calculated from segmented 2-D images. Modified Bhattacharyya Coefficient analysis techniques were employed to calculate three-dimensional particle size distributions. Results indicate a significant influence of the microstructure data size on the calculated CRSS.
Spatial Relation Extraction from Chinese Characterized Documents Based on Semantic Knowledge

Extracting spatial relation from text documents in natural languages(news, journal, blog, social network etc.) is an important method of obtaining spatial information in the era of big data. Former methods of extracting spatial relation from Chinese characterized text only focused on the features of Chinese characters and phrases, which easily cause ambiguous matching. This paper presented a new rule-based method that integrates lexical, syntactic and semantic knowledge. The extracting rule in this method was composed of spatial words and syntactic dependences between these words, which jointly formed a tree structure. The tree nodes represent the spatial words and they were connected by syntactic dependences. Spatial words were the words that can be used to express spatial relations, which were subsequently classified into 6 categories: geographical entities, preposition, locative nouns, spatial predicate, metaphorical spatial nouns and assistant words. In the process of rule matching, finite automata was used to identify new spatial relation instances that satisfy the following two conditions:(1) same syntactic dependence structure with regard to the extracting rules;(2) similarity of the spatial words. The part-of-speech, semantic similarity were used to measure the consistency between spatial words. The experiment of extracting the direction relations from Encyclopedia of China shows that the accuracy and the recall rate of this method achieve 86.67% and 63.11% respectively, which is better than the former methods. Comparing with the former methods, the improvements of this method include:(1) the process of extracting rule generation does not require human intervention;(2) the ambiguous matching can be diminished by integrating syntactic dependence knowledge, which evidently promoted the performance of spatial relation identification.