reapxdev/zenodo-scraper huggingface dataset:
Deliverable 5.9 Patient & Citizens FORUM - FINAL REPORT
Authors: Bauer, Birgit
Type: Project deliverable
Published: 2026-06-15
Keywords: Patien/Citizen Forum, Patient Involvement, Patient engagement, Citizen engagement, Digital Health Literacy, Data Health Literacy, Data quality and utility label, European Health Data Space (EHDS)

<h3>Executive Summary</h3>
<p>This deliverable reports on the objectives, implementation and results of the QUANTUM Patients and Citizens Forum. The Patients and Citizens Forum served as a dedicated engagement platform within the project, focusing on the perspectives of patients and citizens in relation to health data and its secondary use.<br>A series of interactive online sessions were organised to introduce key concepts, explore levels of understanding, and gather feedback from participants. The sessions combined presentations, open discussions and interactive exchange formats to capture both structured input and experiential perspectives.<br>In parallel to these structured activities, insights were collected through continuous engagement and listening activities conducted throughout the project. These included participation in conferences, workshops and public events, as well as contributions to international discussion formats such as the Patient Engagement Open Forum (2023, 2024 and 2025), enabling exchange with an international community of approximately 150 patient experts. In addition, social media listening activities were carried out to<br>observe how QUANTUM and the concept of health data quality labelling are perceived and discussed across relevant audiences.<br>The combination of structured sessions and continuous listening activities provided a broader evidence base for understanding patient and citizen perspectives. The content and outcomes of the forum sessions are presented in this deliverable, together with an analysis of the insights collected and their relevance for the QUANTUM project. Across the sessions and engagement activities, participants consistently highlighted the need for clear and accessible communication, improved contextualization of health data concepts, and greater transparency regarding the use of health data. Observations indicate that awareness of secondary use of health data remains limited, while interest and willingness to engage increase when information is presented in a clear and relatable manner.<br>These findings underline the importance of aligning communication and engagement approaches with the needs and expectations of patients and citizens, as a key factor for supporting trust, understanding and the uptake of health data initiatives within the European Health Data Space (EHDS).</p>
Deliverable 4.2 Initial development of online training courses and workshops for different stakeholder groups
Authors: Eklund, Niina, Kalra, Dipak, Thienpont, Geert, Vandevyvere, Maïté, Declerck, Jens
Type: Project deliverable
Published: 2025-12-16
Keywords: Health data quality, secondary use, data quality label, data quality education, training programme, training curriculum, online training platform

<p><span class="fontstyle0">This deliverable presents the initial development of the QUANTUM Academy’s online training curriculum, designed to enhance stakeholders’ understanding and adoption of the Data Quality and Utility (DQ&U) label within the European Health Data Space (EHDS). Based on the learning needs identified in Deliverable 4.1, the curriculum currently includes two modules with four courses. This deliverable outlines the curriculum structure, validation process, and roadmap for refinement, further development, and long-term sustainability of the QUANTUM Academy.</span></p>
<p><span class="fontstyle0">Deliverable 4.2. presents the initial development of the QUANTUM Academy, the training programme designed to equip EHDS stakeholders with the knowledge and skills required to understand, apply, and interpret the Data Quality and Utility (DQ&U) label developed within the QUANTUM project.</span></p>
<p><span class="fontstyle0">This deliverable outlines the curriculum structure, provides detailed descriptions of the educational modules and their content, and summarises the training materials developed to date. Furthermore, in this deliverable we set out the next steps for production and refinement of the educational material. Moreover, in this deliverable we also describe how the QUANTUM Academy interfaces with broader European data quality education efforts, and identifies the strategies for ensuring accessibility, sustainability, and long-term value.</span> </p>
D4.1 DEMOs socioeconomic, environmental and health indicators
Authors: A-AAGORA
Type: Report
Published: 2025-05-06

<p>The Deliverable 4.1, “DEMOs socioeconomic, environmental and health indicators” — Ref. Ares(2025)3677564 – 06/05/2025 — maps and characterizes the innovative solutions implemented across the A-AAGORA demonstration areas in Norway, Ireland and Portugal. It presents the related activities, data inputs and preliminary socioeconomic, environmental and health indicators used to describe baseline conditions and support the monitoring and assessment of the solutions’ expected impacts.</p>
D5.4 3-fold training Framework and co-ownership promotion and outreach
Authors: A-AAGORA
Type: Report
Published: 2025-05-31

<p>The Deliverable <strong>“</strong>3-fold Training Framework and Co-ownership Promotion and Outreach Activities”, Ref. Ares(2025)6257081 - 31/07/2025, presents the A-AAGORA training framework developed under Task 5.4, establishing a structured approach to capacity building, stakeholder engagement and community empowerment. It describes the project’s three-fold training framework, provides an overview of the training materials and tools being developed, reports on their testing, implementation and dissemination, and outlines the strategy for outreach and long-term dissemination beyond the project's lifetime.</p>
D2.1 Fact sheets on initial socialecological networks for each demonstrator Version 2 (revised)
Authors: A-AAGORA
Type: Report
Published: 2023-05-01

<p>The Deliverable 2.1, “Fact sheets on initial social-ecological networks for each demonstrator” — Ref. Ares(2025)4021626 – 19/05/2025 — presents the initial social-ecological networks developed for the A-AAGORA demonstrator regions in Norway, Ireland and Portugal. It identifies the main environmental and human pressures, relevant stakeholders, key species, challenges and possible solutions, providing a basis for further network analysis and the development of social-ecological innovations within the project</p>
D2.1 Project Website & Branding Kit
Authors: Delipalta, Alexandra
Type: Project deliverable
Published: 2026-07-31

<p>This deliverable documents the development of the EOSC-ARENA project website, branding and communication kit, and associated communication channels. The website launched on 29 May 2026 and is accessible at <a href="http://arena.ai4eosc.eu">arena.ai4eosc.eu</a>. It serves as the primary public reference point for the project's aims, activities, use cases, and outputs. It is aimed at the range of EOSC-ARENA stakeholders, including researchers, the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) ecosystem, the AI4EOSC community, policymakers as well as the broader scientific community. Its structure was agreed by the consortium during the communication and dissemination workshop held as part of the project kick-off meeting, with the goal of combining user-friendly navigation, compliance with EU funding visibility requirements, and a clear focus on the project's key results.</p>
<p>Alongside the website, the project has developed a full visual identity, including a logo, colour palette and a set of reusable dissemination templates and resources, to keep branding consistent across all project communications. EOSC-ARENA has also established a presence on LinkedIn, X, BlueSky and YouTube to support ongoing dissemination. This report covers the website's technical implementation, maintenance process and accessibility, including the results of an automated, initial accessibility assessment, and confirms compliance with EU dissemination and visibility requirements. All core components, the website, communication kit, and social media channels, were delivered and are fully operational at the time of submission of this deliverable. Content and structure are expected to keep evolving as the project and its use cases progress.</p>
ENVRI-Hub NEXT_D2.2_Update on the DMP
Authors: Agati, Matteo
Type: Project deliverable
Published: 2026-07-31
Keywords: Data Management, FAIR, GDPR, Metadata, Re-usable Data

<p>This updated Data Management Plan (DMP) outlines how research data in the ENVRI-Hub NEXT project continues to be collected, processed, monitored, and catalogued according to the FAIR principles. Building on the initial DMP (D1.2 – Data Management Plan), this deliverable refines existing workflows and incorporates new data practices introduced as the project progresses. As a living document, it evolves alongside the project to ensure that data‑management procedures remain accurate, compliant, and aligned with emerging technical and organisational needs.</p>
D5.6 Dissemination, Exploitation and Communication Plan (first updated version)
Authors: A-AAGORA
Type: Report
Published: 2023-12-31

<p>The Deliverable 5.6, “Dissemination, Exploitation and Communication Plan (First Updated Version)” — Ref. Ares(2024)1917140 – 12/03/2024 — presents the first updated A-AAGORA Dissemination, Exploitation and Communication Plan (DECP), defining the project's strategy for communication, dissemination and future exploitation activities. It describes the communication strategy, dissemination actions, target audiences, corporate identity, impact assessment methodology and implementation status after the first 12 months of the project, while establishing a framework for monitoring communication performance and preparing the project's exploitation plan to be further developed in the subsequent update (D5.7).</p>
D5.7 Dissemination, Exploitation and Communication Plan (Second updated version)
Authors: A-AAGORA
Type: Report
Published: 2025-05-31

<p>The Deliverable 5.7, “Dissemination, Exploitation and Communication Plan (Second Updated Version)” — Ref. Ares(2025)1914476 – 14/03/2025 — presents the updated A-AAGORA Dissemination, Exploitation and Communication Plan (DECP), defining the project’s strategy for communication, dissemination and exploitation activities throughout its implementation. It outlines the communication strategy, dissemination actions, corporate identity, impact assessment methodology and future activity timeline, while introducing the project’s Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) strategy to ensure the effective management, protection and exploitation of project results, supporting their long-term sustainability and maximising the project’s visibility and impact.</p>
Magnesite in carbonate and siliciclastic rocks of the Hochfilzen mining district (Eastern Alps, Austria): relatives or strangers?
Authors: Hampl, Ferdinand J., Bertrandsson Erlandsson, Viktor, Feichter, Monika, Rantitsch, Gerd, Tropper, Peter, Bakker, Ronald J., Arató, Róbert, Weilbold, Julia, Raith, Johann G., Stranzl, Christoph
Type: Conference proceeding
Published: 2025
Keywords: Carbonate-hosted magnesite, Sparry magnesite, Permian breccia, Hollow clasts, Calcian dolomite, Permian-Triassic metallogenetic epoch, Eastern Alps

<p>Carbonate-hosted sparry magnesite is the most important raw material for magnesia (MgO) in refractories, which are essential for the metal industry. Several occurrences of this commodity in the Eastern Alps have been mined and investigated for many decades, but there is still no consensus on their formation. One of them is the Hochfilzen mining district (Tyrol, Austria) where magnesite is associated with Silurian to Devonian dolostones and with Permian breccias in the hanging wall. Up to now, it is unclear if these two magnesite groups are genetically related. To investigate their relationship and improve our understanding of magnesite formation in the Eastern Alps, we used electron microprobe analysis, laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry, micro-X-ray fluorescence mapping and Raman spectroscopy.<br>The deposits of the carbonate-hosted, finely crystalline magnesite display a characteristic succession of metasomatic replacement of dolomite by magnesite and a post-formational retransformation of magnesite to dolomite. The latter stage is also accompanied by the formation of anhydrite, Ca-rich dolomite and calcite. The magnesitized dolomite clasts of the Permian red beds in the hanging wall of the magnesite deposits show similar paragenetic and morphological features as the magnesite mineralization in the mines. However, partial magnesitization of the breccia´s matrix and magnesite rimming dolomite clasts are testimony to the metasomatic in-situ<br>formation of magnesite and a rebuttal of magnesite redeposition from the deposits. Additionally, the trace elements in both magnesite groups indicate a common formation merely differing in stratigraphic position. Finally, both magnesite groups were overprinted by regional metamorphism at 286 ± 27 °C and the comparison with coarsely crystalline magnesite from other occurrences in the Eastern Alps shows that metamorphic temperatures do not control the magnesite crystal size. By combining investigations of magnesite in different lithologies and stratigraphic units we present a novel perspective on magnesite formation in the Eastern Alps and a direction for<br>future studies. This work was funded by the European Union under the Horizon Europe grant No. 101091374 of the MultiMiner project: Multi-source and Multi-scale Earth observation and Novel Machine Learning Methods for Mineral Exploration and Mine Site Monitoring.</p>
Analysis for environmental issues in the Mexican society from a gender view
Authors: Franco Martínez, J. Agustín, Pulido, Manuel
Type: Journal article
Published: 2025

<p class="MsoNormal">Our paper makes a significant contribution to the fields of gender studies, environmental sociology, and critical Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) research. Particularly, we introduce a novel conceptual framework called the Responsibility Footprint, which reinterprets CSR through a gender and ecological lens. It is applied to the Mexican case.</p>
<p class="MsoNormal">We analyse the social perception and attitudes of the Mexican people by gender related to several spatial, environmental and public health issues as global warming, water shortage, water pollution and the influence of economic growth.</p>
<p class="MsoNormal">Our objective is twofold. First, a renewed framework of business responsibility is described, including the “responsibility footprints”. Second, an integrated measurement of environmental and social impacts within a broader analytical framework such as that of business responsibility (CSR) is proposed.</p>
<p class="MsoNormal">This research was funded by Universidad de Extremadura from Junta de Extremadura and European Regional Development Fund through the DELSOS Research Group (ref. GR18095).</p>
Blanqueo de capitales y encubrimiento: un desafío para  la Administración de Justicia
Authors: Martínez Pérez, María Dolores
Type: Book chapter
Published: 2025

<p>Este capítulo analiza la problemática relación entre los delitos de blanqueo de capitales y encubrimiento en el derecho penal español, abordando los desafíos que su interacción supone para la Administración de Justicia. Se argumenta que, si bien ambas figuras delictivas atentan contra la correcta impartición de justicia, la ausencia de una delimitación clara entre ellas genera una notable inseguridad jurídica, situación agravada por la considerable diferencia penológica existente entre ambos tipos. El trabajo concluye subrayando la necesidad de realizar un análisis individualizado de cada caso para aplicar correctamente los principios del concurso de normas, dada la escasa jurisprudencia existente sobre esta materia y la complejidad técnica que presenta su distinción en la práctica forense.</p>
Poverty-Insecurity Nexus as an Impediment to Peace and Development in Borno State: Boko Haram in Perspective
Authors: Bukar Alhaji Mustapha, Fatima Mustapha Haruna, Bintu Bukar
Type: Journal article
Published: 2025
Keywords: Poverty, Insecurity, Peace, Sustainable Development, Infrastructure

<p>This study examined poverty-insecurity nexus as an impediment to peace and development in Borno State with a focus on Boko-Haram. Violent attacks by Boko Haram has plunged the state into a chronic state of insecurity. This study adopted a descriptive research design. Data were collected from secondary sources such as journal articles, books and documented cases related to poverty and insecurity. Findings of the study revealed that in Borno State insecurity has claimed a lot of lives and <br>property; compounded the food and nutrition insecurity, denied millions of children and youths access to education; increased the number of internally displaced persons and caused people to live in constant fear and anxiety. Based on the findings the study recommended that, there should be reduction in poverty and inequality through the provision of employment opportunities and the provision of basic infrastructure and services that are efficient. There should also be inclusive economic growth policies focusing on job creation, particularly in agriculture, manufacturing, and the informal sector, to address  unemployment and income inequality.  </p>
Database for literature review on paradiplomacy
Authors: Kamiński, Tomasz, Matiaszczyk, Natalia, Frenkel, Marcin
Type: Dataset
Published: 2025
Keywords: paradiplomacy, city diplomacy

<p>A database containing a list of academic publications on paradiplomacy. It includes over 1,500 articles, book chapters, and books in more than 20 languages. The dataset was compiled and first presented in: <em>Kamiński, T., Frenkel, M., & Matiaszczyk, N. (2026). Mapping the Terrain: A Comprehensive Review of Paradiplomacy Literature. In J. Schiavon, J. Ciesielska-Klikowska, T. Kamiński & R. Velázquez Flores (Eds.). The Routledge Handbook of Paradiplomacy (pp. 7-20). Routledge. </em></p>
<p>Part of research project "<span>The Role of Cities and Regions in Transatlantic Relations” [Narodowe Centrum Nauki, 2022/47/B/HS5/00772]</span></p>
Масъуд Самарқандийнинг "Салоти Масъудий" асарида мотуридийлик таълимотининг акс этиши
Authors: Усманова, Хулкар
Type: Conference paper
Published: 2025
Keywords: Mas'ud Samarkandi; Saloti Mas'udiy; Maturidi theology; Hanafi school; Islamic creed; Ahl al-Sunnah wa al-Jama'ah; Abu Hanifa; Abu Mansur Maturidi; iman; Islamic theology

<p><span>This article examines the reflection of Maturidi theological doctrine in <em>Saloti Mas’udiy</em>, written by the Hanafi scholar Mas’ud ibn Mahmud ibn Yusuf Samarkandi. The study analyzes the author’s treatment of essential theological issues, including the concepts of faith (iman), the relationship between verbal confession and inner conviction, major sins, and the characteristics of a believer, a Muslim, and a muhsin. It demonstrates that the work consistently adheres to the principles of Ahl as-Sunnah wa al-Jama’ah and is firmly grounded in the Maturidi theological tradition. The article further highlights the author’s extensive reliance on the Qur’an, Prophetic traditions, and the opinions of early Hanafi scholars, particularly Abu Hanifa and Abu Mansur Maturidi. The findings indicate that <em>Saloti Mas’udiy</em> is not only a practical Hanafi legal manual but also an important source for understanding and preserving the Maturidi creed in Central Asia.</span></p>
Fragments of the Flood (2025): Studio Recording and Score
Authors: Cohen, Shai
Type: Video/Audio
Published: 2025
Keywords: electroacoustic composition, computer music, fixed media, trombone, harp, acoustic analysis, resynthesis, Praat AudioTools, technological memory, Epic of Gilgamesh

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<p class="PDq2pG_selectionAnchorContainer"><em>Fragments of the Flood</em> is a 4′10″ electroacoustic composition for trombone, harp, and fixed media, composed by Shai Cohen in 2025. The work approaches the flood narrative associated with the <em>Epic of Gilgamesh</em> through impact, resonance, breath, fragmentation, and the technological recurrence of instrumental traces.</p>
<p>The electronic component was constructed from original harp and trombone recordings using earlier iterations of acoustic-analysis and resynthesis processes subsequently consolidated within Praat AudioTools. These processes include sympathetic-resonance modelling, undertone generation, LPC-based breath transformation, localised phase-randomised time stretching, and feature-based reorganisation of instrumental grains. Final editing, equalisation, reverberation, stereo placement, and mixing were completed in Ableton Live.</p>
<p>This record contains the independently produced studio recording and the complete score. The recording is not the recording produced in connection with the Gilgamesh Composition Competition.</p>
<p><strong>Performers:</strong><br>Moran Ron Baron — trombone<br>Olga Moitlis — harp</p>
<p><strong>Duration:</strong> 4′10″<br><strong>Year of composition:</strong> 2025</p>
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