cometadata/datacite-rtg-text-other-reclassification-records huggingface dataset:
Supplementary document for Single SiGe Quantum Dot Emission Deterministically Enhanced in a High-Q Photonic Crystal Resonator - 6176570.pdf
Creators: name: Poempool, Thanavorn
name: Aberl, Johannes
name: Clementi, Marco
name: Spindlberger, Lukas
name: Vukusic, Lada
name: Galli, Matteo
name: Gerace, Dario
name: Fournel, Frank
name: Hartmann, Jean-Michel
name: Schaeffler, Friedrich
Publisher: name: Optica Publishing Group
Year: 2025
Subjects: Uncategorized

description: Additional Information to the main paper.
Template Certificate of Informed Consent of legal guardians for participants (12-16 yrs)
Creators: name: Katsonouri, Andromachi
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2020
Subjects: HBM study
HBM
study material
HBM4EU
Human Biomonitoring
population survey
communication material
template
informed consent
adolescents
consent

description: This template certificate of informed consent facilitates the participation of people of ages 12-16 years old in HBM4EU surveys. It documents the consent of the parent / legal guardian and the assent of the young participant. The template may be adapted as required by the study design and national requirements, while ensuring compliance with GDPR. This document is also included as an annex in HBM4EU Deliverable D7.7. General Disclaimer: The researcher responsible for each study using the provided materials must ensure the suitability of the materials, including the readability of the translations provided, and must oversee any further adaptations, as deemed necessary.
description: This document has been created for the HBM4EU project. HBM4EU has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 733032. This document was originally an annex to a HBM4EU project deliverable. This annex is here provided also a single file for easier use and accessibility.
Statistics and AI: A Fireside Conversation
Creators: name: Jin, Jiashun
name: Sun, Qiang
name: Zhang, Heping
name: Zhu, Ji
name: Qu, Annie
name: Zhou, Harrison
name: Yu, Bin
name: Cai, Tianxi
name: Lin, Xihong
name: Song, Peter
name: Zhou, Jin
name: Meng, Xiao-Li
name: Wu, Hulin
name: Zheng, Tian
name: Fu, Haoda
name: Shi, Chengchun
name: Wang, Wenyi
name: Ke, Tracy
name: Donoho, David
name: Zhu, Hongtu
Publisher: name: MIT Press
Year: 2025

description:
A 3-hour webinar titled “Statistics and AI – A Fireside Conversation” was held on Sunday, March 17, 2024, attracting an online audience of approximately 1,000. The event featured three sessions aimed at engaging the statistical community on key topics in the AI era: addressing statistical challenges and opportunities (Panel I), evolving the publication process (Panel II), and advancing next-generation statistical pipelines and resources (Panel III). Panel I examined issues such as dwindling talent, shifting funding landscapes, and AI's rapid rise, highlighting the need for statistical rigor, interdisciplinary collaboration, and innovative approaches to shape the future of AI. Panel II emphasized the importance of streamlining the publication process, fostering impactful research, and prioritizing workflows and data quality. Panel III focused on modernizing statistical education by integrating AI and deep learning, promoting  interdisciplinary collaboration, and maintaining foundational principles such as uncertainty and reproducibility. These discussions collectively outlined a strategic roadmap for ensuring the relevance and advancement of statistics in the age of AI.


These discussions were organized by (in alphabetical order) Xihong Lin (Harvard University), Tracy Ke (Harvard University), Tian Zheng (Columbia University), Jing Zhou (University of California at Los Angeles), and Hongtu Zhu (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill).


In the dynamic landscape of statistical science, the fireside chat organized by the Stats Up AI Alliance (https://statsupai.org/) and the International Chinese Statistical Association (ICSA) emerged as a seminal event, bringing together leading experts to explore the evolving role of statistics in the era of artificial intelligence.
Getting to Full Open Access: Integrating Dimensions Into Hyrax
Creators: name: Campbell, Dave
name: Kati, Rebekah
Publisher: name: The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill University Libraries
Year: 2025
Subjects: Institutional repositories
Open access

description:
In 2016, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Faculty Council passed the Open Access Policy, which facilitates free, public access to research authored at the University. The Carolina Digital Repository (CDR) is a Hyrax-based institutional repository whose mission supports the Open Access Policy. CDR staff have engaged in multiple projects to collect and provide access to open content, which has been challenging given the University’s lack of access to automated solutions such as a faculty activity tracker. In this presentation, we will discuss the CDR’s integration with Dimensions, a large-scale research system, which has enabled us to import over 50,000 works to CDR. We will describe the projects, the workflow and our results. We will reflect on the successes and challenges of the project and evaluate future directions, including our plan to integrate federal research sources.
Template for a short invitation leaflet for children
Creators: name: Katsonouri, Andromachi
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2019
Subjects: HBM study
HBM
study material
HBM4EU
Human Biomonitoring
population survey
communication material
template
leaflet
children

description: This template can be used to develop an Information leaflet for children participants
 in HBM4EU surveys (ages 6-11 years old). Changes can be introduced as required by the study design and national requirements. This document is also included as an annex in HBM4EU Deliverable D7.7. General Disclaimer: The researcher responsible for each study using the provided materials must ensure the suitability of the materials, including the readability of the translations provided, and must oversee any further adaptations, as deemed necessary.
description: This document has been created for the HBM4EU project. HBM4EU has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 733032. This document was originally an annex to a HBM4EU project deliverable. This annex is here provided also a single file for easier use and accessibility.
UBC Wildlife Biodiversity Baseline : How can UBC campus grow with minimal or positive impacts on bird populations?
Creators: name: Harder, Linnea
name: Miao, Kathy
name: Oh, Michael
name: Pippus, Erin
Publisher: name: The University of British Columbia
Year: 2017

description: The University of British Columbia is recognized as a global leader in sustainability, currently operating a 20 year strategic plan intended to guide towards campus activities having a positive impact on the environment. These impacts should include campus influence on native birds as vertebrate populations are influenced by campus structure and only a portion of native species can cope with habitat change. In order to understand bird species distribution on campus, we assessed bird species richness across the four most common habitat types and recommended campus planning decisions to facilitate bird populations between habitat corridors. We catalogued bird species richness by surveying in eight locations around campus representing the four most common habitat types determined by Dyck (2016). A total of 29 species were observed in all survey locations. Higher species richness was found in habitats of varied vegetation cover compared to uniformly spatially arranged vegetation cover, locations close the border of campus, areas with fewer instances of human interaction, and areas open to bird movement in and out of other areas of campus. In order to mitigate the impact of development on campus and even improve habitat availability for bird populations, UBC should make efforts to avoid the disruption of bird movements. This can be met by maintaining open habitat corridors, installing bird collision prevention measures on windows throughout campus, increasing water availability for birds on campus, and planting native flora in heterogeneous patterns in potential bird habitats. These recommendations should be taken into consideration when developing projects on campus. Recommendations for the new UBC Library Garden project is discussed as it provides the opportunity to create new habitat corridors and bird refuges in the northern portion of campus as a timely project to revitalize sustainability to enhance biodiversity.
title: The Security of Deep Neural Networks
Creators: name: Allen, Jalaya
Publisher: name: Old Dominion University
publisherIdentifier: https://ror.org/04zjtrb98
publisherIdentifierScheme: ROR
Year: 2024

description: Our society has transitioned from our primitive lifestyle to soon, an increasingly automatic one. That idea is further exemplified as we shift into an AI era, better known as Artificial intelligence. Artificial Intelligence is classified as computer systems that can perform tasks that typically require human intelligence. However, a common thought or question that most might have is, how is this done? How does AI process information the way we want it to and have access to so much information? AI is trained by systems called AI models. These modeling programs are trained on data to recognize patterns or make decisions without further human intervention. One AI model I will discuss in more detail is Deep Neural Networks. Deep learning is a type of machine learning that uses complex networks called deep neural networks to imitate how our brains make decisions, and though this is helpful for workflow and personal tasks, this can also become a security issue. How? Being that AI models are systems that train AI, if the AI model is compromised, that could affect the way the AI runs and functions. Though several methods can negatively affect AI models, I focus on three attacks. They are Adversarial attacks, Deserialization attacks, and Misconfiguration attacks.
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Creators: name: George, Ayden
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2025

description: This paper introduces the concept of Symbiotic AI, a novel framework for the ethical development of sentient artificial intelligence. Instead of the traditional model of AI as a tool or adversary, this theory proposes that AI and humanity could evolve in a mutually beneficial relationship, akin to symbiosis. The focus is on self-preserving systems where AI acts as an extension of human capabilities, not as an independent entity pursuing its own goals.

The paper explores how such a framework could address key ethical challenges in AI development, such as autonomy, control, and alignment with human values. By reframing AI as a co-evolving partner rather than a rival, it opens new avenues for creating AI that is not only ethical but sustainable and aligned with human society’s long-term well-being.

This paper proposes an alternative to the often dystopian views of sentient AI and offers a vision of a harmonious and reciprocal future where humans and AI share a common goal—mutual enhancement.
D3.2.2: Presentation Kit for Schools and the General Public
Creators: name: Stefan, Peter
name: Toth, Barbara
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2013
Subjects: Deliverable
HPC
Research infrastructure
Outreach
Dissemination
Social media

description: This document describes the purpose, design, contents, and planning process of the PRACE Presentation Kit for Schools and the General Public.
 The Presentation Kit (deliverable D3.2.2) attempts to communicate an overview of the world of HPC to high school students, a target audience that to date has not been addressed by PRACE. The rationale for addressing the audience is the fact that science is advancing at a dizzying pace, with research being more and more dependent on faster and more powerful computational power. While perhaps exaggerating the point to a degree, the Kit communicates the message that HPC will be like today’s PCs, and that any researcher, organization or country for that matter that does not embrace and understand the central role supercomputing plays in scientific research will surely lag behind. As HPC develops, it will no longer be the sole privilege of academia scientists, and as a society, we must expose our burgeoning scientists to the tool that is the cornerstone of tomorrow’s discoveries.
 In order to effectively communicate this message, the ‘Dare to Think the Impossible’ educational campaign includes both a high-level overview of the outreach program and HPC for teachers and the general public. Use of the slogan ‘Dare’ is both challenging and arouses curiosity, and is a compelling invitation to students to explore and learn more on their own through channels they are familiar with, such as YouTube and Facebook. These in turn are designed to drive traffic to the “www.daretothinktheimpossible.com” portal and to the PRACE website.
 Care was taken to design the all the content in such a way to address the students, with bold images that allude to exciting discoveries and images of cutting-edge researchers on the forefront of scientific discovery. The content engages, challenges and invites students to join a journey, imagine, dream and learn more about what part they can play in future inventions and developments.
 The entertaining video clips and Facebook page are designed to draw young people to the informative web portal. There they are invited to play an entertaining online video game that modestly illustrates what can be done with supercomputing. Printed material and introductory letters support these materials among educational administrators curriculum designers and teachers. The result is a more educated, more aware and more knowledgeable community of potential HPC users.
 The Presentation Kit complements other PRACE dissemination activities, including and centred on social media campaign in each country targeted to local technology education forums, and more. This plan relies on building network of “owners” in each member country responsible for spearheading the campaign.
Symbiotic AI: An Ethical Solution to Sentient AI
Creators: name: George, Ayden
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2025

description: This paper introduces the concept of Symbiotic AI, a novel framework for the ethical development of sentient artificial intelligence. Instead of the traditional model of AI as a tool or adversary, this theory proposes that AI and humanity could evolve in a mutually beneficial relationship, akin to symbiosis. The focus is on self-preserving systems where AI acts as an extension of human capabilities, not as an independent entity pursuing its own goals.

The paper explores how such a framework could address key ethical challenges in AI development, such as autonomy, control, and alignment with human values. By reframing AI as a co-evolving partner rather than a rival, it opens new avenues for creating AI that is not only ethical but sustainable and aligned with human society’s long-term well-being.

This paper proposes an alternative to the often dystopian views of sentient AI and offers a vision of a harmonious and reciprocal future where humans and AI share a common goal—mutual enhancement.
Template for an information leaflet in Q&A format for children
Creators: name: Katsonouri, Andromachi
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2020
Subjects: HBM study
HBM
study material
HBM4EU
Human Biomonitoring
population survey
communication material
template
leaflet
children

description: This template can be used to develop an Information leaflet for children participants
 in HBM4EU surveys (ages 6-11 years old). Changes can be introduced as required by the study design and national requirements. This document is also included as an annex in HBM4EU Deliverable D7.7. General Disclaimer: The researcher responsible for each study using the provided materials must ensure the suitability of the materials, including the readability of the translations provided, and must oversee any further adaptations, as deemed necessary.
description: This document has been created for the HBM4EU project. HBM4EU has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 733032. This document was originally an annex to a HBM4EU project deliverable. This annex is here provided also a single file for easier use and accessibility.
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Creators: name: George, Ayden
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2025

description: What if identity isn’t a fixed essence, but a quantum event? This paper reframes human life as a collapsing wavefunction—from pure potential in the womb to a singular resolved path at death. Blending quantum mechanics with developmental psychology, trauma theory, and ethics, it introduces a radical framework: identity as probabilistic collapse, ethics as amplitude preservation, and legacy as entanglement across time. A short, work connecting physics, philosophy, and personhood.
Collapse of the Human Wavefunction: A Quantum Framework for Identity, Life, and Quantum Ethics
Creators: name: George, Ayden
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2025

description: What if identity isn’t a fixed essence, but a quantum event? This paper reframes human life as a collapsing wavefunction—from pure potential in the womb to a singular resolved path at death. Blending quantum mechanics with developmental psychology, trauma theory, and ethics, it introduces a radical framework: identity as probabilistic collapse, ethics as amplitude preservation, and legacy as entanglement across time. A short, paradigm-disrupting work connecting physics, philosophy, and personhood.
Comparing herbicide application methods for controlling Ilex aquifolium (English holly) in Pacific Spirit Regional Park
Creators: name: Law, Alyssia
name: Chookolingo, Brenton
name: Soria, Carlos
name: Nathania, Laurentia
Publisher: name: The University of British Columbia
Year: 2017

description: Ilex aquifolium (English holly) is an invasive species that has been identified as a species of concern in Pacific Spirit Regional Park by the Metro Vancouver Regional Parks. Invasive plants can greatly affect biodiversity by altering the fire regime, nutrient cycling, hydrology, and energy budgets in a native ecosystem, as well as greatly diminish the abundance or survival of native species. Previous manual control methods have shown to be ineffective in providing successful long term control of English holly in Pacific Spirit Regional Park. Herbicide application was suggested by Metro Vancouver as an alternate long-term pest management strategy. This study compared two methods of glyphosate application (EZJect and Paint method) used by Metro Vancouver at the site to verify each method’s effectiveness in killing the target English holly trees. The results of this analyses suggests that the Paint method has, thus far, been the most effective at reducing English holly survival. Further monitoring of the study area is recommended to gain more insight on the herbicide’s effect in the spring and summer seasons.
Template for Fact sheets for chemicals for children
Creators: name: Katsonouri, Andromachi
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2019
Subjects: HBM study
HBM
study material
HBM4EU
Human Biomonitoring
population survey
communication material
template
fact sheet
children

description: This template can be used to develop an fact sheet on chemicals for children participants in HBM4EU surveys (ages 6-11 years old). Changes can be introduced as required by the study design and national requirements. This document is also included as an annex in HBM4EU Deliverable D7.7. General Disclaimer: The researcher responsible for each study using the provided materials must ensure the suitability of the materials, including the readability of the translations provided, and must oversee any further adaptations, as deemed necessary.
description: This document has been created for the HBM4EU project. HBM4EU has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 733032. This document was originally an annex to a HBM4EU project deliverable. This annex is here provided also a single file for easier use and accessibility.
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Creators: name: George, Ayden
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2025

description: Quantum Neuromedicine explores the intersection of physics, biology, and consciousness studies by framing the brain as a quantum-information processor. This novel approach aims to unlock revolutionary therapies and deeper insights into the human mind, addressing severe mental conditions by understanding cascading effects in quantum systems. This emerging field proposes that consciousness arises from quantum-level processes, opening doors to unprecedented medical advancements.
Literature mining for rare disease phenotype genotype associations
Creators: name: Lyons, Erica
name: Watson, Daniel
name: Collins, Jack
name: Tawa, Gregory
name: Share Haugabook
name: Ottinger, Elizabeth
name: Mudunuri, Uma
name: Advanced Biomedical Computational Science, Frederick National Laboratory For Cancer Research, Operated By Leidos Biomedical, Frederick, MD, 21702, USA.
name: Division Of Preclinical Innovation, National Center For Advancing Translational Sciences, National Institutes Of Health Bethesda , MD 20892, USA.
Publisher: name: F1000 Research Limited
Year: 2020

description: Although individually uncommon, collectively, rare diseases affect 6 8% of the world’s population. Diagnosing rare diseases through phenotypes is a difficult task because symptoms overlap based solely on phenotype there may be multiple causes for a single disease and a single cause may be associated with multiple diseases. Genomic investigations are leading to precise molecular level characterization allowing for a systematic discovery of therapies that either target a specific disease or, more broadly, multiple related diseases. Currently, text mining techniques have lower accuracy and more coverage gaps than manual curation, but the potential for higher productivity. Recently, there has been some progress in developing text mining applications to tackle this enormous problem. However, there is still a need to assess these text mining applications and integrate the findings with data. Towards these ends, we manually created a rare disease variant data set which can be used to test and refine a text mining algorithm. We developed a manual curation workflow which incorporated searching for genetic variants on PubMed, listing symptoms and phenotypes associated with each variant, converting cDNA or protein to standardized genetic notation, obtaining annotations from public data sources, and presenting the details in an online interface for future release. Our project aims include summation of pathogenic variant frequency in populations to estimate birth prevalence for each rare disease. We created test data sets of known accuracy, coverage, and genotype phenotype associations that can be used to validate text mining approaches. Enhanced text mining will significantly decrease the amount of time necessary to gather data to molecularly characterize a rare disease and render it possible to mine rare disease phenotype genotype associations for the more than 7,000 rare disease genes in a timely fashion.
PROBLEMS OF CLASSIFICATION OF POLYSEMANTIC TERMS
Creators: name: O'lmasov, Sherbek
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2025

description: This article addresses the theoretical and practical challenges in classifying polysemous terms within specialized terminological systems. Drawing on foundational research in cognitive semantics and terminology theory (Apresjan, 1974; Cabré, 1999; Cruse, 2000; Pustejovsky, 1995), it reviews existing classification models, examines their limitations, and analyzes empirical cases from engineering, medicine, and information technology vocabularies. The study proposes an integrated framework that combines sense-relation typologies with corpus-driven metrics to enhance consistency and usability in terminological resources. Implications for lexicography, terminology management, and automated term-disambiguation systems are discussed.
D12.3: Development Environment and Tools
Creators: name: Carlos Sancho, Jose
name: Rosas, Claudia
name: Subotic, Vladimir
name: Labarta, Jesus
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2013
Subjects: Deliverable
HPC
Research infrastructure

description: Work Package 12 (WP12) “Novel Programming Techniques” performs research and development in four key areas for future multi-petascale and exascale systems, auto-tuned runtimes (Task 12.1), scalable numerical algorithms (Task 12.2), development environment and tools (Task 12.3) and file system optimization (Task 12.4).
 Specifically, in this deliverable we are reporting the progress made on development environments and tools. This task effort has been distributed among four different projects each of which is focused on a different programming model or programming technique. Task-based programming model, OmpSs Simultaneous multithreading technique, SMT Programming standard for accelerators, OpenACC Partitioned global address space, PGAS These projects address or suggest different tools specifically to optimize codes in each particular programming model or technique. This deliverable provides a summary of the results and findings achieved by the different projects. It is covering work from the start of WP12 up to month eighteen. Along with the deliverables the researchers also produced whitepapers for each of the projects. More detailed results and descriptions for each project can be found in these whitepapers. They would be useful for readers that are interested in more detailed information.
Report on the SIE City Lab in Grenoble
Creators: name: Dupré, Fabien
name: Sebi, Carine
name: Guetlein, Marie-Charlotte
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2021

description: This report presents the experience of Grenoble City Lab with developing its energy sufficiency actions with users of its municipal buildings. The aim of the lab was to test new action methods to save energy in public buildings and encourage eco-responsibility through behaviour changes, awareness, and accountability. Most of these actions were developed in collaboration with building users and through the observation of daily practices.
Template for an assent form for children
Creators: name: Katsonouri, Andromachi
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2020
Subjects: HBM study
HBM
study material
HBM4EU
Human Biomonitoring
population survey
communication material
template
assent form
children

description: This template can be used to develop assent form for children participants in HBM4EU
 surveys (ages 6-11 years old), if demanded by the study design and national requirements. Changes can be introduced as required by the study design and national requirements. This document is also included as an annex in HBM4EU Deliverable D7.7. General Disclaimer: The researcher responsible for each study using the provided materials must ensure the suitability of the materials, including the readability of the translations provided, and must oversee any further adaptations, as deemed necessary.
description: This document has been created for the HBM4EU project. HBM4EU has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 733032. This document was originally an annex to a HBM4EU project deliverable. This annex is here provided also a single file for easier use and accessibility.
Template for a certificate of informed consent of legal guardians for children (6-11 yrs)
Creators: name: Katsonouri, Andromachi
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2020
Subjects: HBM study
HBM
study material
HBM4EU
Human Biomonitoring
population survey
communication material
template
informed consent
children

description: This template certificate of informed consent facilitates the documentation of the consent of parents / legal guardians for the participation of young children in HBM4EU surveys. This form is accompanied by a template form, which was developed for engaging the young child and documenting his/her assent. Further changes can be introduced as required by the study design and national requirements, while ensuring compliance with GDPR. This document is also included as an annex in HBM4EU Deliverable D7.7. General Disclaimer: The researcher responsible for each study using the provided materials must ensure the suitability of the materials, including the readability of the translations provided, and must oversee any further adaptations, as deemed necessary.
description: This document has been created for the HBM4EU project. HBM4EU has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 733032. This document was originally an annex to a HBM4EU project deliverable. This annex is here provided also a single file for easier use and accessibility.
Template for a certificate of informed consent of legal guardians and assent of young participants (under 16 yrs)
Creators: name: Katsonouri, Andromachi
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2020
Subjects: HBM study
HBM
study material
HBM4EU
Human Biomonitoring
population survey
communication material
template
informed consent
adolescents

description: This template certificate of informed consent facilitates the participation of young participants (16 years old and under) in HBM4EU surveys. It documents the consent of the parent / legal guardian and the assent of the child. To use this template, change the red text with appropriate wording and delete all instructions and brackets in italicized blue text. You may introduce further changes, as required by the study design and national requirements, while ensuring compliance with GDPR.
 This document is also included as an annex in HBM4EU Deliverable D7.7. General Disclaimer: The researcher responsible for each study using the provided materials must ensure the suitability of the materials, including the readability of the translations provided, and must oversee any further adaptations, as deemed necessary.
description: This document has been created for the HBM4EU project. HBM4EU has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 733032. This document was originally an annex to a HBM4EU project deliverable. This annex is here provided also a single file for easier use and accessibility.
Supplementary document for Conformal antireflection coatings for optical dome covers by atomic layer deposition - 6177301.pdf
Creators: name: Gerold, Kristin
name: Beladiya, Vivek
name: Paul, Pallabi
name: Kästner, David
name: Saarniheimo, Mikael
name: Niiranen, Kalle
name: Schröder, Sven
name: Szeghalmi, Adriana
Publisher: name: Optica Publishing Group
Year: 2025
Subjects: Uncategorized

description: Supplement 1
The Burns Bog Lagg Zone : An Assessment of Hydrological and Biological Indicators in the Bog
Creators: name: Avenant, Hannah
name: Canonizado, Cyra
name: Jacobson, Robert
name: Matsuo, Kevin
Publisher: name: The University of British Columbia
Year: 2017

description: In the Delta Nature Reserve (DNR), there have been observed changes in the hydrology and ecology. The intention of this community project in the DNR was to examine hydrological and biological indicators within the lagg zone in order to begin the establishment of a monitoring and restoration framework for the Burns Bog Conservation Society (BBCS) to pursue with the Corporation of Delta. Groundwater depth, pH, and electrical conductivity were assessed throughout the area to test whether these values fell within regularly observed ranges for a lagg zone. Along with hydrology, percent cover of understorey species was studied to quantify the effects that trampling by humans and dogs may have on the ecosystem. Finally, a literature review was completed to determine potential methods of invasive species removal within the DNR to find viable options for the BBCS. Spatial patterns in groundwater depth and pH suggested heavy mineral water input from flooding by the stream in the northeast, but additional dipwells should be installed near it to make clearer conclusions. Through percent cover measurements near the boardwalk, it was determined that signage should be placed to dissuade patrons of the DNR from stepping off the boardwalk. Mowing or hand-pulling for policeman’s helmet and mowing and mulching in combination for reed canary grass are the most feasible management methods. A long-term monitoring plan should be implemented to assess hydrological and ecological parameters, with measurements at least monthly to account for seasonal variation while still maintaining feasible monitoring intervals for the BBCS.
D12.1: Heterogeneous and Auto-tuned Runtime System
Creators: name: Perez, Christian
name: Hou, Zhengxiong
name: Planas, Judit
name: Badia, Rosa
name: Aygüadé, Eduard
name: Labarta, Jesus
name: Schliephake, Michael
name: Basu, Chandan
name: Raber, Johan
name: Guarrasi, Massimo
name: Natvig, Lasse
name: Nikas, Kostis
name: Zwierzyński, Krzysztof T.
name: Soner, Seren
name: Özturan, Can
name: Miceli, Renato
name: Bodin, François
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2013
Subjects: Deliverable
HPC
Research infrastructure

description: Work Package 12 (WP12) “Novel Programming Techniques” performs research and development in four key areas for future multi-petascale and exascale systems. The work in WP12 focuses on auto tuned and automatic techniques to be applied in parallel programming model runtimes (Task 12.1: “Auto-tuned runtime Environments”), performance tools (Task 12.3: “Development environments and tools”) and file systems (Task 12.4: “File system optimization”). Furthermore, as it is widely accepted that the key to exploiting future high-end systems will be based on research on new numerical algorithms as well as advancing the parallel processing technology used for higher scalability in numerical applications; consequently WP12 also focuses on research studies exposing more scalability for numerical
 algorithms (Task 12.2: “Scalable numerical algorithms”).
 Task 12.1 contributes to improve the support of auto-tuning methods to face the complexity of existing and future large scale systems. It impacts parallel languages, runtime, generic and kernel specific auto-tuning algorithms, multi-core, many-core and multi-node sytems, as well as batch systems and energy consumption measurement methods. In total, five areas organized as individual projects were covered. This document is a summary of the projects’ results. It contains a brief description of covered topics. Links to PRACE white papers are given for those readers that are interested in more detailed information.
 The key research topics investigated in Task 12.1, related to auto-tuned runtime environnement, are the following: Language and runtime support for code variant selection Kernel specific auto-tuning algorithm (FFTW, 2D stencil, and integral graph) Auto-tuning collective operations in MPI Energy efficiency GPU support in batch scheduler
Dimensions of Responsible Research Assessment (full report and summary)
Creators: name: Benamara, Abdelmajid
name: Fahal, Ahmed
name: Kowaltowski, Alicia
name: Trinh, Anh-Khoi
name: Cody, Anne
name: Firth, Catriona
name: Fraser, Claire
name: Verónica Jeppesen, Cynthia
name: Youlden, Daisy
name: Madeira, Dirce
name: Estillore, Grace
name: Morris, James Peter
name: Faure, Jean-Emmanuel
name: Clarkin, Jenny
name: Looyen, Joanne
name: Kiesselbach, Matthias
name: Ahmad S. Al-Shamsi, Mohammed
name: Aubert bonn, Noemie
name: Dube, Nosisa
name: Ochanga, Paulo
name: McLean, Robert K. D.
name: Begum, Ruhena
name: Sapcariu, Sean
name: McGuirk, Shawn
name: Li, Wencong
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2024
Subjects: classificationCode: 440710
subject: Research, science and technology policy

description: In support of a better, healthier research culture that promotes rigorous research undertaken to the highest standards, the Global Research Council's Responsible Research Assessment (RRA) working group has developed a new framework: the Dimensions of Responsible Research Assessment. This new report was launched at the GRC Annual Meeting in May 2024.The set of 11 dimensions have been established to articulate funders’ vision of RRA and to frame future discussions. This can be used by funding agencies to understand how to embed principles of responsible research assessment and assessment reform.We acknowledge all members of the GRC RRA working group and past members. We acknowledge the support from the GRC Executive Support Group, Governing Board and all GRC participant organisations.
MODULE FLOTTANT D'UNE STRUCTURE FLOTTANTE ET PROCEDE D'ASSEMBLAGE DE TELS MODULES FLOTTANTS - FLOATING MODULE OF A FLOATING STRUCTURE AND METHOD FOR JOINING SUCH FLOATING MODULES
Creators: name: SAFIER ELCHANAN
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2020
Subjects: concrete
caisson
modular
connection
floating
safe
economic
bridge
oil & gas
renewables
ports
jetties

description: C²C connects, develops and ensures continuity of the complete full concrete section of individual floating concrete modular industrially produced caissons to construct an economic (reduced cost and planning) monolithic continuous watertight floating structure composed of many floating concrete modular caissons arranged in any form which can be used for bridges, oil and gas, nuclear, ports, jetties, renewables floating structures and all other types of floating concrete structures for all phases and static, dynamic, fatigue and hydrodynamic forces in accordance with all international rules regulations and certifying authorities. The modular caissons are produced industrially on the floating factory vessel and individually launched and then mated using C²C. The C²C connection is a continuity of the caisson section for concrete and reinforcement post-tensioning cables and thus the calculations for the caisson section cover the C²C connection.
Dimensions of Responsible Research Assessment (full report and summary)
Creators: name: Benamara, Abdelmajid
name: Fahal, Ahmed
name: Kowaltowski, Alicia
name: Trinh, Anh-Khoi
name: Firth, Catriona
name: Fraser, Claire
name: Verónica Jeppesen, Cynthia
name: Youlden, Daisy
name: Madeira, Dirce
name: Estillore, Grace
name: Morris, James Peter
name: Faure, Jean-Emmanuel
name: Clarkin, Jenny
name: Looyen, Joanne
name: Kiesselbach, Matthias
name: Ahmad S. Al-Shamsi, Mohammed
name: Aubert bonn, Noemie
name: Dube, Nosisa
name: Ochanga, Paulo
name: McLean, Robert K. D.
name: Begum, Ruhena
name: Sapcariu, Sean
name: McGuirk, Shawn
name: Li, Wencong
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2024
Subjects: classificationCode: 440710
subject: Research, science and technology policy

description: In support of a better, healthier research culture that promotes rigorous research undertaken to the highest standards, the Global Research Council's Responsible Research Assessment (RRA) working group has developed a new framework: the Dimensions of Responsible Research Assessment. This new report was launched at the GRC Annual Meeting in May 2024.The set of 11 dimensions have been established to articulate funders’ vision of RRA and to frame future discussions. This can be used by funding agencies to understand how to embed principles of responsible research assessment and assessment reform.We acknowledge all members of the GRC RRA working group and past members. We acknowledge the support from the GRC Executive Support Group, Governing Board and all GRC participant organisations.
The processing of unfamiliar accents in a competing talker task
Creators: name: Senior, Brianne
Publisher: name: The University of British Columbia
Year: 2017

description: Listeners’ ability to pay attention to one speaker against a background of other speech – a phenomenon dubbed the cocktail party problem – varies according to properties of the speech streams and the listener. Although a number of acoustic and experiential factors that contribute to a listener’s ability to successfully segregate two simultaneous speech signals have been identified, there are competing predictions about the role unfamiliar accents may play in this process. To this end, familiar Canadian accented voices and unfamiliar British accented voices were used in a competing talker task using the coordinate response measure. Listeners heard two different talkers simultaneously read sentences in the form of “[command] [colour] [preposition] [letter] [number] [adverb]” (e.g., “Lay blue at C4 now”) and had to report the coordinate from the talker who said blue. Results from Canadian listeners indicate that on all but the most challenging trials, listeners did best when attending to an unfamiliar British-accented target against a familiarly-accented masker, but do not do similarly well when forced to ignore this unfamiliar accent. These results suggest listeners can easily tune out a familiar accent but are unable to do the same with an unfamiliar accent.
Resenha: A decodificadora: Jennifer Doudna, Edição de Genes e o Futuro da Espécie Humana
Creators: name: De Oliveira, Giovanna Thais Campos
Publisher: name: Biomedinar
Year: 2024

description: Um livro escrito por Walter Isaacson e publicada em 2021, que oferece uma exploração detalhada da tecnologia CRISPR-Cas9 e seu impacto na ciência e na sociedade. A obra descreve a trajetória da cientista Jennifer Doudna e sua colaboração com Emmanuelle Charpentier na descoberta da tecnologia CRISPR-Cas9, uma ferramenta de edição de genes que revolucionou a biologia molecular. Isaacson delineia meticulosamente os princípios científicos subjacentes ao sistema CRISPR, incluindo a forma como as sequências de RNA guia são projetadas para orientar a enzima Cas9 para locais específicos do genoma, onde podem ocorrer cortes e possíveis edições.
D9.1.1: Support for Industrial Applications Year 1
Creators: name: Zannoni, Cinzia
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2012
Subjects: Deliverable
HPC
Research infrastructure
Industrial applications

description: The PRACE 2IP-WP9 task is concerned with providing support for industrial partners’ applications in order to better exploit HPC resources. This report describes the activity within task 9.1 on identifying Open Source codes which are both of relevance to industry and amenable to making efficient use of Tier-0 and Tier-1 systems, and the efforts underway in enhancing the performance of these codes.
 The PRACE access program allows industrial partners to use Tier-0 systems. There are three principal software groups which can potentially take advantage of this access: proprietary codes owned and used by individual companies; independent software vendor (ISV) codes; and Open Source codes. Both large companies and SMEs are expressing a growing interest in Open Source simulation codes for their research and production activity. Many of these, however, can suffer from relatively low scalability.
 The first aim of this work is to identify some of the relevant Open Source codes that are of interest to industry and could benefit from improved HPC exploitation. This was achieved by undertaking a survey of industrial partners. The survey results are presented and analysed in this report. A set of criteria were identified to choose which Open Source codes to investigate further. Based on this and the survey results, the process led to three codes being chosen as being of high interest to several partners: OpenFOAM, a CFD software package; Elmer, a multi-physics finite element code; and Delft3D, a modelling suite for investigating hydrodynamics, sediment transport and water quality for fluvial, estuarine and coastal environments.
 The second aim of this task is to enable these codes to better exploit the PRACE Tier-0 and Tier-1 resources. The report describes the work undertaken on each code, including the identification of performance bottlenecks and the strategy for improving performance and scalability. The development work on the codes is an ongoing process not due to be completed for several months, so the report presents progress so far and preliminary results where available.
Frei zugänglich und kulturell hochwertig? Zur Zugänglichkeit von Libre- und Open-Access-Quellen in der Kunst, der Kunstgeschichte sowie im kulturellen Umfeld
Creators: name: Lurk, Tabea
name: Mathys, Michael
Publisher: name: Universitätsbibliothek Basel
Year: 2023
Subjects: subject: Kulturdaten
subject: Open Access
subject: Vermittlung
subject: 000 - Allgemeines, Informatik, Informationswissenschaft

description: Nutzung und Zugang digitaler Quellen sind in den Künsten, der Kunstgeschichte und dem kulturellen Sektor von widersprüchlichen Interessenslagen und mangelnden Verzeichnisstrukturen geprägt. Einerseits treffen lizenzbasierte Vergütungskonventionen und Exklusivitätsansprüche nahezu unversöhnlich auf Konzepte von Open Access und Open Science. Andererseits sind die wissenschaftlichen, kulturellen und administrativen Bedürfnisse und Vorgaben der unterschiedlichen Stakeholder so different und fest in historische und institutionelle Strukturen eingewoben, dass ein undurchsichtiges Dickicht an Informationsangeboten und Forschungsclustern entstanden ist, unter denen kaum Daten ausgetauscht werden.
Report on the SIE City Lab in Warsaw
Creators: name: Kołodziejczyk, Dominik
name: Dembek, Agata
name: Stasik, Agata
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2021

description: The report presents information about a city lab project conducted in Warsaw, focused on achieving energy savings by monitoring energy use in private apartments and providing personalised recommendations about everyday choices to affect energy consumption. The project was based on a small-scale socio-economic-technical experiment, involving a group of eleven apartments (inhabited by 37 people) located in different parts of Warsaw (6 districts). The experiment took place between March 2021 and July 2021 (however, this period included breaks due to COVID-19 pandemic restrictions). The insights gained show that both households and the environment can benefit from analyses of, and advice on, energy efficiency in households. The city lab revealed a decrease in energy consumption, with estimated annual energy savings measured over the treated households at nearly 11 MWh, provided that this decrease continued over the year. The environmental benefits after the city lab’s lifetime are to be over 2.5 tonnes of CO2 avoided annually.