SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Metrology for future 3d-technologies

Within the food chain of equipment delivery for the semiconductor industry, Europe has kept a very strong position in the metrology area with many companies establishing themselves as main leaders in the field. Hence in line with the objectives of the ICT25 call for innovation action  to overcome the (initial) barriers for the successful commercialization of novel European products, this project aims at exploring for a number of metrology solutions their technological readiness, reliability and relevance of the developed protocols, and the COO. The portfolio within the project covers new metrology concepts addressing specifically the processing challenges linked to 3D-Devices and range from probing basic layer properties (composition, electrical properties) in FEOL to control of metallization in BEOL up to issues linked to die stacking. 
Due to the specific processing steps which need to be addressed, three separate metrology tools will be assessed in this project i.e a Tofsims system (IonTOF) with build-in Scanning Probe stage and FIB column for true 3D-composition profiling, a completely automated micro-Hall and sheet resistance measurement tool (Capres) with additional capabilities for measurements on  dedicated test structures (prior to full BEOL) and an GHz acoustic Microscope (Tepla) for probing voids in TSV’s and stacked dies. As some of them (IonTOf, Capres) are addressing partly complementary information (composition versus electrical properties), their co-existence in this project creates additional value as beyond the tool assessment also a methodology based on combining these concepts can be explored and certified. Moreover a significant efficiency gain is created as they can employ similar test structures and devices. For each of these tools, the basic metrology concepts are existing and validated in the lab on selected applications but their general applicability field within the semiconductor industry still needs to be established
Study on relationship between meibomian glands and ocular symptoms in patients with dry eyes

Objective To explore the relationship between meibomian glands and ocular symptoms in patients with dry eyes.Methods This study was a non-interventional and observational trial involved 34 eyes from 17 patients diagnosed as dry eyes during June 20th,2012 to July 10th,2012.Ocular Surface Disease Index(OSDI),Schirmer test and tear film break-up time(BUT) were measured,the opening of meibomian glands was examined by using noncontact meibographic system.Results Among these patients,average OSDI was 28.76±15.60,mean SIaT was 7.38±7.19 mm,mean BUT was 3.00±1.00 s,mean opening scores of meibomian glands was 3.57 1.12,and scores of corneal fluorescein staining were 0.35±1.19.Conclusion The meibomian gland opening scores and corneal fluorescein staining scores are closely related to ocular symptoms in patients with dry eyes,and the view-point of treatment of meibomian gland disease may be the direction for treatment of dry eyes.
The Importance of Normalization References in Interpreting Life Cycle Assessment Results

Summary
A normalization step is widely exercised in life cycle assessment (LCA) studies in order to better understand the relative significance of impact category results. In the normalization stage, normalization references (NRs) are the characterized results of a reference system, typically a national or regional economy. Normalization is widely practiced in LCA-based decision support and policy analysis (e.g., LCA cases in municipal solid waste treatment technologies, renewable energy technologies, and environmentally preferable purchasing programs, etc.). The compilation of NRs demands significant effort and time as well as an intimate knowledge of data availability and quality. Consequently only one set of published NRs is available for the United States, and has been adopted by various studies. In this study, the completeness of the previous NRs was evaluated and significant data gaps were identified. One of the reasons for the significant data gaps was that the toxic release inventory (TRI) data significantly underestimate the potential impact of toxic releases for some sectors. Also the previous NRs did not consider the soil emissions and nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) runoffs to water and chemical emissions to soils. Filling in these data gaps increased the magnitude of NRs for “human health cancer,” “human health noncancer,” “ecotoxicity,” and “eutrophication” significantly. Such significant changes can alter or even reverse the outcome of an LCA study. We applied the previous and updated NRs to conventional gasoline and corn ethanol LCAs. The results demonstrate that NRs play a decisive role in the interpretation of LCA results that use a normalization step.
Preparation for the implementation by EDPOL Food & Innovation of a new model of internationalisation in the UK market

The first stage of preparatory work aimed at preparing a new business model related to the internationalisation of activities has been ongoing in EDPOL Food & Innovation Sp. z o.o. for more than two years. He relied primarily on activities carried out on their own, among which were: collection of data and knowledge (reports, research), systematicisation of experience on foreign markets previously served (especially Eastern Europe) and preparation of product offerings (R & D department work). For the second stage (August 2017), an external advisor (Marka-plus Sp. z o.o., whose staff for 16 years has been specialised in consulting food companies in 12 voivodships in Poland, has been cooperating with Edpol for a long time) was involved. The scope of the advisor’s work was to process, systematise and describe the knowledge accumulated so far and the physical development of the business model. As part of the project, measures are planned to prepare for the internationalisation of the product, which is the product group “Ingredients for food products in liquid or semi-liquid form” on the UK market. The main tasks envisaged by the proposal are advisory services on: — Developing a detailed report on the UK market; — Market research in the field of taste selection. consumer preferences, competition and market and technological solutions – Technology Advice for the technology and quality control department in the field of sensory and physicochemical properties of products preferred on the UK market – Preparation of a professional photo session of products and the development and execution of promotional materials. In addition, two trade fairs, one of the biggest events of its kind on the food market in the world, are planned.
ROTARY HYDROGEN GENERATOR COMPRISING PIEZOELECTRIC CELLS

The invention relates to a rotary generator intended for the production of hydrogen. The generator essentially comprises two main elements, in addition to auxiliary mechanical elements, namely a rotor and a stator. The piezoelectric cells are housed in side notches in the rotor. The generator comprises a device which can cyclically subject the piezoelectric cells to different pressure states in order to break down the water molecule, and other compounds containing hydrogen, into the components thereof. The cycle takes place during the time required for the side notches of the rotor to complete a full turn.
ID CREDIT – RED CITRUS SAS DI VACANTE FRANCESCO & C.

DIE ROTEN ZITRUSFRÜCHTE SAS IST SEIT MEHREREN JAHREN IM BEREICH DES ZITRUSHANDELS PRÄSENT, WÄHREND SEINES GESAMTEN ARBEITSLEBENS HAT VERSUCHT, SEINE
Trans – I&D NP.: TRANSGRANITES – Research and Development of New Products

The project aims to obtain granite with more valued coloring through surface oxidation and flaming, new surface finishes by changing the technique polishing rock, new materials resorting to geopolymerisation of sludge, idealising stone fronts with energy production and lighting functions
Characteristics of methods of suicide attempts in Korea: Korea National Suicide Survey (KNSS)

Because the method used for a suicide attempt is an important determinant of outcome, these methods should be explored. The present study was a nationwide investigation of suicide attempts and the characteristics of suicidal behavior.To compare the suicide methods used in attempted suicides with those used in completed suicides and to examine the factors associated with each phenomenon.The present study reviewed the medical charts of subjects who had attempted suicide and subsequently visited the emergency rooms of 17 medical centers from May 1, 2013 to November 7, 2013. All subjects completed a full psychiatric interview conducted by trained psychiatric residents. Suicide-attempt methods were divided into the following six categories: drug poisoning, pesticide poisoning, gassing, cutting, hanging, and others. The associations among demographic variables, related psychiatric variables, and suicide-attempt methods were analyzed using a multinomial regression analysis.Of the 1359 suicide attempts or instrumental suicide-related behaviors with/without injuries and the 14,160 completed suicides, drug poisoning and cutting were the most common suicidal behaviors with/without injuries, but they were the least frequent method of completed suicides. In contrast, hanging and jumping from a height were less common among failed suicide attempts but resulted in a higher percentage of fatalities. Being male, age, and area of residence were associated with pesticide poisoning, whereas previous suicide attempts were associated with cutting, pesticide poisoning, and gassing.A previous suicide attempt is a risk factor for suicide; thus, assessing the characteristics of suicide attempts or instrumental suicide-related behaviors with/without injuries is necessary to prevent these attempts. The present findings showed that the methods of suicide used by individuals who only attempted suicide differed from those used by individuals who completed. Of the suicide methods, pesticide poisoning was related to age, residential area (urban), and a history of previous suicide attempts.
Interactions between industrial development and environmental protection dimensions of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Evidence from 40 countries with different income levels

Abstract This article explores the interactions between industrial development and environmental protection dimensions of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In consideration of the suitability and data availability, this article uses the SDG indicators 9.2.1 (manufacturing value-added per capita) and 12.4.1 (E-waste per capita) as the two indicators to reflect industrial development and environmental protection under the SDGs framework. Based on a cross-country data source, this article examines the correlation between manufacturing value-added per capita and E-waste per capita in forty countries across four income levels as defined by the World Bank. The results show that the manufacturing value-added per capita and E-waste per capita increase with the countries’ income levels. In addition, the positive correlation between manufacturing value-added per capita and electronic waste (E-waste_ per capita) becomes weaker with the increase of the countries’ income levels, and for high-income countries the correlation turns negative. This provides evidence to partially support the Environmental Kuznets Curve, which demonstrates the ‘inverted-U shape’ relationship between economic development and environmental protection. It also generates a number of implications on the monitoring and management of SDG indicators. In consideration of the interactions between different SDGs (including targets and indicators), a holistic, multi-disciplinary, and cross-departmental management and monitoring of SDG indicators is recommended.
UNTERSTREICHT

Ziel und Ziel des RRI-Projekts ist die Erforschung und Entwicklung einer Familie neuer Schneidmesser auf Basis der Vakuumlöttechnik.
IMPROVEMENTS IN AND RELATING TO TEXTILES INCORPORATING PHOTOVOLTAIC CELLS

A photovoltaic cell deposited onto a textile and a method for making the same. The textile is treated such that the area where the photovoltaic cell is deposited conducts electricity and the fibres forming the textile in said area are stuck together to enhance electrical conduction in the device. The area of the textile may be treated with a conductive material such as a conductive polymer and the fibres can be stuck together at their cross-over points.
Specialised exhibitions and trade fairs abroad

The subject of the project is the participation of Tilak, a.s. at foreign trade fairs. The project is divided into three phases, i.e. three years, during which the applicant will participate in a total of nine trade fairs (three every year).The project budget includes expenses for the participation of the applicant at individual trade fairs (lease of trade fair area, equipment, etc.), transport of exhibits to the fair venue and production of marketing promotional materials in foreign language.
Salvage chemoimmunotherapy with rituximab, ifosfamide and etoposide (R-IE regimen) in patients with primary CNS lymphoma relapsed or refractory to high-dose methotrexate-based chemotherapy

Despite a high proportion of patients with primary CNS lymphoma (PCNSL) experiences failure after/during first-line treatment, a few studies focused on salvage therapy are available, often with disappointing results. Herein, we report feasibility and activity of a combination of rituximab, ifosfamide and etoposide (R-IE regimen) in a multicentre series of patients with PCNSL relapsed or refractory to high-dose methotrexate-based chemotherapy. We considered consecutive HIV-negative patients ≤75 years old with failed PCNSL treated with R-IE regimen (rituximab 375 mg/m(2) , day 0; ifosfamide 2 g/m(2) /day, days1-3; etoposide 250 mg/m(2) , day 1; four courses). Twenty-two patients (median age 60 years; range 39-72; male/female ratio: 1:4) received R-IE as second-line (n = 18) or third-line (n = 4) treatment. Eleven patients had refractory PCNSL, and 11 had relapsing disease. Twelve patients had been previously irradiated. Sixty (68%) of the 88 planned courses were actually delivered; only one patient interrupted R-IE because of toxicity. Grade 4 hematological toxicity was manageable; a single case of grade 4 non-hematological toxicity (transient hepatotoxicity) was recorded. Response was complete in six patients and partial in three (overall response rate = 41%; 95%CI: 21-61%). Seven patients were successfully referred to autologous peripheral blood stem cell collection; four responders were consolidated with high-dose chemotherapy supported by autologous stem cell transplant. At a median follow-up of 24 months, eight responders did not experience relapse, two of them died of neurological impairment while in remission. Six patients are alive, with a 2-year survival after relapse of 25 ± 9%. We concluded that R-IE is a feasible and active combination for patients with relapsed/refractory PCNSL. This regimen allows stem cell collection and successful consolidation with high-dose chemotherapy and autologous transplant.
Complementary roles of cortical oscillations in automatic and controlled processing during rapid serial tasks

Cognitive control may involve adjusting behaviour by inhibiting or altering habitual actions, requiring rapid communication between sensory, cognitive, and motor systems of the brain. Cognitive control may be achieved using top-down processing from frontal areas to inhibit prepared responses, likely mediated through frontal theta (4-8 Hz) oscillations. However there is conflicting evidence for mechanisms of response inhibition, where global and selective inhibition are either considered separate processes, or frontal areas maintain and execute goal-directed actions, including inhibition. In the current study we measured neuromagnetic oscillatory brain activity in twelve adults responding to rapidly presented visual cues. We used two tasks in the same subjects that required inhibition of a habitual "go" response. Presentation of infrequent "target" cues required subjects to completely inhibit responding (go/no-go task) or to perform an alternate response (go/switch task). Source analysis of oscillatory brain activity was compared for correct no-go and switch trials as well as error trials ("go" responses to targets). Frontal theta activity was similar in cortical location, amplitude and time course for correct no-go and switch responses reflecting an equivalent role in both global and selective response inhibition. Error-related frontal theta activity was also observed but was different in source location (errors vs correct, both tasks: p<0.005) and power (go/switch>go/no-go error, correct switch power, p=0.01). We additionally observed sensorimotor high gamma (60-90 Hz) activity accompanying motor responses, which was markedly stronger for correct switch and error responses compared with go responses, and was delayed for errors (p<0.01). These results suggest that gamma signals in the motor cortex may function to integrate inhibitory signals with sensorimotor processing, and may represent a mechanism for the overriding of habitual behaviours, as errors were predicted by a delay in gamma onset. This study supports a role for frontal areas in maintaining and executing goal-directed actions, and demonstrates that frontal theta activity and sensorimotor gamma oscillations have distinct yet complementary functional roles in monitoring and modifying habitual motor plans.
Green supply chain performance benchmarking using integrated IVFN-TOPSIS methodology

In today’s era of globalisation, manufacturing sectors are being forced towards managing environmental sustainability in account of leverage of numerous serious global warming issues. A multiple index-based green supply chain (GSC) performance appraisement framework has been conceptualised here from the resource literature survey to empirically investigate several sustainability issues related to environmental performance of preferred candidate alternative industries. In this reporting, the subjectivity of the evaluation information has been taken into consideration by deploying a hierarchical fuzzy-based computation module capable of dealing with uncertain environment. Due to inherent ambiguity, vagueness, impreciseness and inconsistency associated with subjective information of the GSC performance indices (metric and measures); the assessment of expert panels acquired for the preferred alternative in linguistic terms pointed out by the adaptation of interval-valued fuzzy number (IVFN). Therefore, a new interval-valued fuzzy number in conjunction with modified TOPSIS (IVFM-TOPSIS) method has been explored at the deployed (hierarchical) framework for appraisement and benchmarking of the preferred candidate alternative industries operating under the similar GSC hierarchy. Finally, an empirical study has led in order to exhibit the feasibility as well as effectiveness of the proposed methodology.
Responsibility-driven Design and Development of Process-aware Security Policies

Process-Aware Information Systems (PAIS) enable the automated support of business processes that are executed by a combination of human actors and systems. As processes typically require access to sensitive data, security policies are of high importance. Typically security policies in PAIS range from access rules and authorization constraints to context policies (location, time) and are scattered over the multitude of heterogeneous PAIS components, i.e. process models, repositories, organizational structures, etc. Currently, different approaches for modeling and enforcing security policies exist that assume a set of explicitly defined security policies. Because of aforementioned heterogeneity, these approaches are suboptimal for PAIS. In order to improve upon existing approaches we present a security policy data model and design methodology, based on the concept of responsibilities, permissions and constraints. The goal is to not only unify diverse security policies in different PAIS subsystems, but also to make security policies independent of these subsystems to restrain complexity from process modeling and evolution, and to allow for comprehensive security policy development and maintenance.
Bioinspired composites strategies for saving energy

Saving energy together with energy harvesting is demanded by increasing power consumption. The energy industry requires new materials not only for construction but also in cabling infrastructure. Moreover, the trend of portable and small devices causes a significant challenge in heat dissipation technologies. The need for sustainable technology in thermal insulation and cooling solutions to decrease power consumption requires new innovation. 
My ambition is to bring novel solutions inspired by nature to the thermal management challenges such as:
-	constructing light and more efficient thermal insulation; 
-	developing cooling system based on the fibrous membranes to dissipate effectively heat, both leading to lower power consumption; 
-	building mechanically robust and integrated system with conductive or piezoelectric properties, including thermal insulation and cooling system designed together for small devices and smart textiles.
The aim of the project is therefore to both comprehensively evaluate natural design strategies
and develop structural equivalents using novel composite manufacturing routes. Key to composite production is electrospinning allowing engineering the novel composites based on the porous membranes that will transform thermal energy management efficiency, allowing to increase the savings in daily life.
The novelty of the project is the combined effort of complex composite membranes that have been never performed before. The interdisciplinary team of postdocs and PhD students working in parallel on the divided but interlayered topics, will lead to break-through in engineered multifunctional thermal materials for various geometries from buildings to cables.
Research on Zigbee wireless communication technology

Zigbee wireless communication technology is a kind of newly arisen wireless network technology; the characteristic is short distance communication, low speed, low power dissipation, and low cost. It, application of Zigbee wireless communication technology, makes that inconvenient wire repeat can be avoided in the area of home, factory, hospital, etc. With the rapid development of IT industry and the strong functional expansion of SCM, Zigbee wireless communication technology will play an important role in wireless sensor network (WSN). In this paper, Zigbee wireless communication technology and the process of establishing Zigbee network are introduced, the application of Zigbee wireless communication technology is studied in the real world.