SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Investigación sobre optimización de la estructura de bases de datos y algoritmos de planificación de entrega dentro de InterLAN SPEED

La industria TSL (Transport-Forwarding-Logistics) es el torrente sanguíneo de la economía moderna. Su tarea es mantenerse al día con la creciente demanda del mercado y el crecimiento de la producción global. Esto no es posible sin herramientas de TI altamente eficientes que apoyen los procesos. El resultado del proyecto será obtener elementos clave e innovadores del sistema de clases TMS InterLAN SPEED como resultado de la I+D. Serán:- una nueva estructura de base de datos de alto rendimiento y optimizada para acortar el tiempo necesario para recibir una respuesta de consulta a la base de datos;- un algoritmo que calcula la ruta costo-óptima entre múltiples destinos, teniendo en cuenta las previsiones de variabilidad del tráfico en las rutas en cuestión y una serie de otras limitaciones de infraestructura (por ejemplo, una red de almacenes de transbordo), legales y organizativas, como resultado de la R & D los trabajos realizados, el sistema InterLAN SPEED, que actualmente es uno de los dos sistemas TMS más populares en el sector de las PYME, obtendrá parámetros de rendimiento y nuevas funcionalidades, lo que lo convertirá en una herramienta con la más amplia gama de procesos soportados, pero también una herramienta a la que pueden llegar las grandes entidades que manejan envíos contados en cientos de miles por día y que llegará de manera efectiva a clientes extranjeros. El resultado de las funciones de optimización también será reducir el impacto negativo de la industria TSL en el medio ambiente y el potencial para aumentar la calidad de sus servicios. 1 Inversión privada complementaria al apoyo público a las empresas (subvenciones): 933.512,00 zł
First liquid tolerant centric reciprocating compressor enabled to pump (crcp)

Current technologies and products in wet gas compression processes have several deficiencies, most importantly related to existing compressors´ high energy consumption, large size, intolerance to handling liquid; and consequent low energy efficiency, potential erosion, and breakdown. These issues become even more complex in some of the challenging for compression industries such as hydrogen production and waste heat recovery where particularities of the gas are especially challenging to handle in robust, cost- and energy-efficient manner. In turn, limitations of current compression systems prevent the large-scale deployment of hydrogen technologies and waste heat recovery systems.  OTECHOS liquid tolerant Centric Reciprocating Compressor enabled to Pump (CRCP) project aims to mature and commercialise our breakthrough innovative centric reciprocating compressor – first cost-efficient liquid tolerant compressor combined with pumping action that addresses all the shortcomings of the existing wet gas compression solutions. It is a third to half size smaller than other compressors currently on the market, does not require additional drying units, as well as oil- and valve-free. Additionally, CRCP is being able to operate low speed, securing robust operation, while requiring low maintenance and having a low footprint. CRCP offers to its customers the annual energy savings of minimum 30% and up to 45% less CO2 emissions and reduction of operating costs by 35% in comparison to competing solutions. In broader scale, commercialisation of CRCP will significantly contribute to the EU Green Deal 2030 targets on improving energy efficiency by 5 TWh by 2030 (0.5 % contribution to EU-wide 2030 target) and cutting in greenhouse emission by 4 million tonnes CO2-eq (0.2 % contribution to EU-wide 2030 target). As such, CRCP is the first energy- and cost-efficient compression solution to enable large-scale deployment of efficient and sustainable wet gas compression in industry.
METHOD OF PRODUCING A BOWL - SHAPED STRUCTURE, A STRUCTURAL ELEMENT AND A STRUCTURE

The invention relates to a method of producing a bowl-shaped structure 1, comprising providing a plurality of torus-shaped structural elements 2 which can be filled with a filling medium and each of which extends around a torus axis and define a torus face which is directed transversely to said torus axis, placing the structural elements 2 against one another in such a manner that the respective torus faces of adjacent structural elements 2 are substantially in line with each other or are at a slight angle (a) to one another, connecting the structural elements 2 which have been placed against one another, filling the structural elements 2 with a filling medium in order to form a bowl-shaped structure, for example a dome or tunnel 30, 40. The invention also relates to a structural element 2 for producing a structure according to this method. The invention furthermore relates to a structure which is produced according to the above method using the above mentioned structural elements 2.
Electric field imaging of single molecular charges by a quantum sensor

Precision measurements are a key application of quantum technology. They have brought record precision in time measurement or outstanding sensitivity in measuring a whole wealth of quantities. Bringing such measurements to the nanoscale is new. If those quantum sensor function under a variety of environments, including ambient or physiological condition they promise unprecedented application.   

SMel aims to exploit the outstanding nanoscale quantum sensing capabilities of spin defects to achieve highly sensitive charge detection down to single elementary charges under ambient conditions. On top of that the project aims to detect and image molecular polarizability with sub-molecular resolution. This will allow to use spin defects as quantum sensors to measure resonant infrared excitation with sub-molecular resolution. It is the visionary aim of SMel to refine these methods to such an extent, that charge transfer inside a single biomolecular photosynthetic reaction centre can be detected and imaged.
Domain-General language control: evidence from the switching paradigm

One of the major discussions in the bilingual literature revolves around whether language control, a process that restricts bilingual language processing to the target language, is domain general. Due to conflicting evidence in the literature, the general assumption is that language control is partially domain general. However, little to no research has examined what that means exactly: Which of the mechanisms underlying language control are domain general? Which functional processing stage(s) are characterized by shared control processes? These two questions will be investigated in the current project by comparing language control against control processes in progressively more dissimilar contexts across four behavioral and two event-related potential experiments. More specifically, control processes will be compared in similar contexts (unimodal vs. bimodal bilingual language control), different contexts within the same domain (bilingual language control vs. monolingual control), and between domains (bilingual language control vs. non-linguistic executive control). This will allow for an investigation of domain generality across an array of contexts and allow us to examine whether a closer relationship in context leads to more similar control processes. More generally, this project will outline the specific ways in which language control is domain general or not.
Transnational Adaption Actions for Integrated Indoor Air Quality Management

The WHO and DG Health have warned that air pollution – indoor or outdoor – is a major environmental health concern, as it can lead to serious health effects. Much progress has been made in the EU to improve outdoor air quality and reduce the emission of pollutants.However, indoor air quality also requires attention because it is where we spend most of our time. Indoor exposure to air pollutants may occur in any indoor environment e.g. schools. According to the literature, the most vulnerable to the adverse effects of air pollution are children aged 6-14, 11% of total CE Programme area’s population.
The InAirQ project aims to describe the health impacts of the indoor air quality on the vulnerable population and to take action to improve the healthy environment in schools in the CE area. The project will develop a Virtual Health Repository to help the decision makers monitor the indoor air quality and its change. National action plans will be elaborated, tested and implemented to provide a set of measures to improve the indoor environment for the pilot schools and national/regional health control bodies. Capacity building courses will be organised, tailored to the school managers and local/regional school operating bodies for the best implementation of the action plans, while the Transnational Environmen Quality Forum will provide the follow up of the project results and sustain the co-operation to the potential stakeholders.
The knowledge providing partner national/regional health authorities and institutions will provide the baselines of the indoor air quality and its health impacts at transnational scale. Local and regional authorities, network of schools and the pilote schools will contribute to elaborating, testing and implementing the action plans and will conduct capacity building activities. The project activities have been structured to maximise opportunities for cooperation and the pooling of experience and ideas at the transnational level.
Private law and the energy commons

PLEC is the first to examine how the ‘Energy Commons’ wish to regulate themselves, where national private law poses unnecessary obstacles to these wishes, and how such obstacles could be removed. The Energy Commons are self-governing projects set up by local communities to jointly produce renewable energy. They are vital to the energy transition in the EU, providing urgently needed renewable energy. As current research shows, national private law may conflict with the wishes of the Energy Commons, deterring their contribution to the energy transition.
PLEC will use an innovative empirically-based approach to uncover how the Energy Commons wish to regulate themselves. Through interviews in two German and two Italian Energy Commons, PLEC will determine the decisions taken by Energy Commons. Doctrinal legal research will show which decisions are subject to their national private law. A questionnaire will show how the Energy Commons wish to regulate those decisions. 
Doctrinal legal research will uncover where German or Italian private law conflicts with the rules made by the Energy Commons and, to determine whether such obstacles are unnecessary, whether a deviation from conflicting private law according to the needs of the Energy Commons would contravene public interests pursued by that private law. Comparative legal research will show whether solutions from the other country may help remove unnecessary obstacles from, respectively, German or Italian law, and provide a legal toolkit for other countries.
At Turin University, the researcher, with broad experience in private law and empirical research, will benefit from extensive expertise on Commons and empirical methods and the gE.CO (H2020-SC6_CSA)-project’s comprehensive network and the supervision by its Coordinator. PLEC will be essential to law-makers, legal practitioners, and representatives of Energy Commons for insights on how private law reform can facilitate the energy transition.
Validation and study of psychometric properties of a French version of the Highly Sensitive Person Scale (HSPS-FR)

The Highly Sensitive Person Scale based on the sensory-processing sensitivity is a self-assessment questionnaire consisting of 27 items. The scale is designed in order to identify individuals with high sensitivity. The objective was to develop a French version of the scale. We tested its internal consistency and test-retest reliability on a French population sample. Another aim of this study was also to question the multidimensionality of the scale, for which several different models are suggested within the literature. After translation and back-translation, a validation study was conducted on 814 adults. They were invited to complete an online questionnaire during the lockdown implemented due to COVID 19, between March 31st and May 11th (2020). The internal reliability of the French version of HSPS was very good, with a Cronbach's alpha of .90, as was that of the factors. Correlations between factors were significant (p < .001). The intra-class correlation (ICC) for test-retest was .889 (0.874–0.903; 95% confidence interval). Factor analyses suggested a 4-factors structure, mixing the models found in the literature. This study focused on a French adaptation of the HSPS scale. The results showed good psychometric qualities and stayed true to the original HSPS scale. The scale could be useful both to practitioners in their clinical practice and to researchers in fundamental research. L'échelle de mesure d'hypersensibilité, basée sur la sensibilité du traitement sensoriel, est un questionnaire d'autoévaluation composé de 27 éléments. L'échelle est conçue pour identifier les personnes très sensibles. L'objectif était de développer une version française de l'échelle. Nous avons testé sa cohérence interne et sa fiabilité test-retest auprès d'une population française. Cette étude avoir également pour objectif de questionner la multi-dimensionnalité de l'échelle, pour laquelle la littérature propose des modèles très différents. Après traduction et rétro-traduction, une étude de validation a été menée auprès de 814 adultes. Ils ont été invités à répondre à un questionnaire en ligne pendant le confinement mis en place en France dans le cadre de la COVID-19 entre le 31 mars et le 11 mai (2020). La fiabilité interne de la version française du HSPS était très bonne, avec un alpha de Cronbach de .90, ainsi que celle des facteurs. Les corrélations entre les facteurs étaient significatives (p < .001). L'ICC pour le test-retest était de .889 (0.874–0.903 ; intervalle de confiance de 95 %). Les analyses factorielles ont suggéré une structure à 4 facteurs, mixant les modèles trouvés dans la littérature. Cette étude a porté sur une adaptation française de l'échelle HSPS. Les résultats ont montré de bonnes qualités psychométriques et sont restés fidèles à l'échelle originale. L'échelle pourrait être utile à la fois aux praticiens dans leur pratique clinique et aux chercheurs en recherche fondamentale.
Using Computer Adaptive Assessment Tool to Evaluate High Cost Anti-Diabetic Drug Utilization in the Medical Insurance for Government Employees in Thailand

Diabetes knowledge was generally limited. While most participants reported being adherent to pharmacotherapy, some unintentional dosing errors were reported. Self-monitoring of blood glucose monitoring (SMBG) was common; however, the results were not used in any meaningful way. Most undertook regular physical activity, however, adherence to diet varied and was cultural influenced. Cultural enablers included attitudes towards financial independence and social integration. Lack of linguistic support was perceived as a barrier. Nurturers included family and community support. Participants expressed interest in accessing more support from their community pharmacy. Conclusions: Maltese patients experience barriers to care, such as poor health literacy and limited access to diabetes education, many of which are unrecognised. Culturally they are strongly influenced by social norms and this may impact on adherence to dietary control and other self-management behaviours. There are opportunities for pharmacists to fill in gaps in knowledge and there appears to be some level of interest in such support. Pharmacists must develop cultural competence and take initiatives to deliver diabetes care services that will meet the needs of these groups of patients.
Dynamical investigation and chaotic associated behaviors of memristor Chua’s circuit with a non-ideal voltage-controlled memristor and its application to voice encryption

Abstract In this paper we modified the conventional Chua’s circuit with a non-ideal voltage-controlled memristor with a quadratic internal state. Dynamical behaviors of Modified Memristor based Chua’s Circuit (MMCC) are investigated and Stability of equilibrium points are discussed we have computed the volume contraction rate and proved the system is dissipative. The existence of positive Lyapunov exponent showed the chaotic attractor present in the system. We found many Literatures on dynamic analysis on memristor based Chua’s circuit but most of them are restricted to only Poincare maps and Lyapunov spectrum. We carried out bifurcation analysis, bifurcations attained by varying the circuit parameters when evolving on a fixed manifold, bifurcations attained by changing the initial conditions, and hence changing between different manifolds, for a fixed set of parameters, and bifurcations due to changing circuit parameters as well as manifolds. The circuit hold multistability, to check the existence of coexisting attractors and the interesting phenomena of antimonotonicity is identified in the circuit. These special properties shows the intricacy of the circuit, which is vital for secure communication. We successfully implemented MMCC for voice encryption and proved the effective usability of the system in engineering application.
Pulmo: population dynamics, trophic interactions, and human exploitation of a novel nutraceutical and pharmaceutical marine resource: the mediterranean sea lung jellyfish, rhizostoma pulmo .

Marine jellyfish are recognized as subject to proliferations in many coastal areas. When they are exceedingly abundant, jellyfish cause substantial ecological impacts on marine biodiversity, interfere with economic and recreational human activities, and may be harmful to public health. For these reasons, jellyfish “blooms” are regarded as a multi-billion Euro problem for human activities in the sea and coastal zones. Understanding of jellyfish biology and ecology is therefore mandatory to prevent or mitigate critical ecological and economic drawbacks. Moreover, the large amount of jellyfish biomass could be considered as an untapped source of bioactive compounds including peptides, collagen and gelatin, oligosaccharides, enzymes, water-soluble minerals, and biopolymers making them a potentially valuable material for industrial uses in cosmetic, pharmaceutical and biomedical industry as well as food or feed. By identifying potential applicative uses of jellyfish biomaterials, we will provide the opportunity of showcasing jellyfish in a more positive light. Jellyfish biomasses also represent a poorly exploited source of carbon in marine food webs. The research proposal entitled "PULMO: "Population dynamics, trophic interactions, and human exploitation of a novel nutraceutical and pharmaceutical marine resource: the Mediterranean sea lung jellyfish, Rhizostoma pulmo" aims at a better understanding of mechanisms underlying recurrent, massive proliferations of one of the most common jellyfish in the Mediterranean Sea to boost its potential utilization. The project will provide [i] novel and unprecedented information about the biology, trophic ecology, biochemical and molecular composition of the sea lung Rhizostoma pulmo; [ii] provide quantitative assessment of exploitable jellyfish biomass at regional and subregional level; [iii] identifying the potential of jellyfish biomaterials as new sustainable resource for humans.
Nachhaltiges Recht

Ziel des Projekts ist es, die nationalen KMU mit neuen Kenntnissen, Informationen und Instrumenten auszustatten, die die Ziele für nachhaltige Entwicklung erfüllen, und die Umsetzung interner/externer Methoden und Strategien innerhalb der 3P-Logik (Menschen, Planet, Profit) zu verbessern.
Locked and not loaded: First time offenders and state ignition interlock programs

Abstract Alcohol-related fatal crashes are a costly public safety concern. Using vehicular fatality data and geographical variations across the USA, I examine the effectiveness of mandatory Ignition Interlock Programs for first time offenders in preventing fatal alcohol-related accidents. I observe that the program is most effective when it is applied to a broader cross-section of first time offenders. Specifically, states that adopt ignition interlock laws that require participation of first time offenders, with blood alcohol levels of .08 or higher, see fatal accidents involving a drunk driver decrease by 9%. The results provide evidence in support of current and future policy legislation that first time offenders should participate in ignition interlock programs, which will reduce alcohol-related fatal accidents and generate large benefits to society.
Interoperability between a relational data model and an RDF data model

The growing demand for a Semantic Web is focusing attention on Semantic Web trials that use a huge relational database (RDB), which is the backbone of IT. The resource description framework (RDF) is a language system that enables the information of resources on the Web to be written clearly and logically. Correct writing and use of the RDF are the core of the Semantic Web. It is possible to build a Semantic Web without RDB intervention. However, the use of an existing RDB data requires automatic transformation of RDB data into an RDF statement. This paper proposes an interoperable data model called a Relational between RDF interoperable data model (R2iDM), which can generate an RDF statement with table data and Structured Query Language without having to read the meta-information of an RDB table. With the R2iDM, there is a reduction in the peripheral attributes (but not the primary attributes) as well as the necessary attributes for RDF transformation. In short, the R2iDM is a very simplified data model for interoperability between a relational data model and the RDF. The paper also shows how R2iDM is mapped to the RDF. The mapping method is more advanced than existing simple methods of mapping between an RDB and the RDF.
0009 Asbestosis and Exposure Levels in a Chinese Asbestos Worker Cohort

<h3>Objectives</h3> To assess the relationship between quantitative exposure levels and the development of asbestosis in a Chinese asbestos worker cohort. <h3>Method</h3> A cohort consisting of 577 male workers from an asbestos products factory in China was followed for 37-years. Personal information was collected, including date of hire, specific job types, duration of exposure, and smoking habits. There were 127 workers (22%) diagnosed as asbestosis by a specialised panel using Chinese radiographic Diagnostic Criteria for Pneumoconioses (GB5908–86). Individual cumulative fibre exposures (f-yrs/ml) were estimated based on periodic dust/fibre measurements from different workshops and years of working at specific workshops, and then categorised into four levels (quartile). The relationship between the exposure levels and cumulative incidence of asbestosis was assessed with Cox Proportional Hazard Model, adjusting for age and smoking. <h3>Results</h3> Workers at the four exposure levels were comparable in age at entry, exposure duration (around 25 yrs), and smoking rate. However, the proportion of asbestosis cases was grater with exposure levels, accounting for 9%, 27%, 29% and 36% from 1<sup>st</sup> quartile to 4<sup>th</sup> quartile, respectively. Hazard ratios for cumulative incidence of asbestosis showed a clear trend with the exposure levels, with a nearly three-fold increase (3.42. 95% CI 2.0, 5.9) at the highest exposure level, compared to at the lowest level. <h3>Conclusions</h3> The study using quantitative estimate of exposures, which was seldom available in China, provides additional evidence for the exposure-response relationship between chrysotile exposure and the development of asbestosis in asbestos workers.