reapxdev/zenodo-scraper huggingface dataset:
CoARA Boost CF2 - THRIVE - Knowledge Exchange Breakfast_July 2_Thrive
Authors: Institute for Research in Biomedicine, Rovira Montsant, Maria, Labrid Borrego, Maribel, Grau Gibert, Ivet
Type: Poster
Published: 2026-07-31

<p class="MsoNormal">Supporting document to disseminate the the Knowledge Exchange Breakfast held on 2 July, including the agenda and discussion topics.</p>
Incidents analysis and risk insights from Concentrated Solar Power Installations (CSP)
Authors: KOUHILI, Youssef, VIGNES, Alexis, MARLAIR, Guy
Type: Poster
Published: 2026-06-15
Keywords: Process Safety, fire and explosion prevenion, risk assessment, environmental protection, safety process, power industries, CSP, biomass, pyrolysis

<p>This poster was presented by Youssef Kouhili (INERIS) at CISAP12 & FEx2026 conference, 14-17 June 2026.</p>
CoARA Boost CF2 - THRIVE - Workshop July 2
Authors: Institute for Research in Biomedicine, Rovira Montsant, Maria, Labrid Borrego, Maribel, Grau Gibert, Ivet
Type: Poster
Published: 2026-07-31

<p>Supporting document for the <span>co-design session</span> held on 2 July, including the agenda and discussion topics.</p>
Recherche und Discovery in Berlin und Brandenburg
Authors: Heidingsfelder, Nicole, Sharenkov, Alexey, Weigelt, Martin, Gerlach, Viktoria, Lohrum, Stefan, Wang, Ying, Schultz, Aila
Type: Poster
Published: 2026-08-03

<p><span>Das Poster "Recherche und Discovery in Berlin und Brandenburg." wurde auf dem 24. KOBV-Forum 2026 am 02.07.2026 beim Meet and Greet der KOBV-Services vorgestellt.</span></p>
Path choice is not determined at entry: a video-based analysis of path commitment
Authors: CHEN, WENJIE, Natapov, Asya, Ali, Yasir
Type: Poster
Published: 2026-07-31
Keywords: Pedestrian movement, path commitment, temporal dynamics, social wayfinding, path choice

<p>Path choice is not determined at the moment pedestrians enter a space. While existing studies have primarily focused on where path choices are made, less attention has been given to when these decisions emerge during movement. To address this gap, this study introduces the Path Commitment Index (PCI) to capture the temporal dynamics of path decision-making. Using video-derived pedestrian trajectories from an urban public square, we analyse how trajectories progressively converge towards a dominant path to identify when decisions stabilise. The results show that path commitment typically occurs late, with many pedestrians only stabilising their paths in the final stages of movement rather than at the beginning. Decision timing varies across spatial contexts and group types, indicating that both environmental structure and social interaction influence when decisions occur. Even within the same origin--destination group, substantial variability is observed, suggesting diverse decision-making strategies. By shifting the focus from where pedestrians go to when they decide where to go, this study provides a new temporal perspective on path choice and contributes to the understanding of pedestrian behaviour and social wayfinding.</p>
Rekayasa Sosial melalui Implementasi LMS dan Chatbot AI Berbasis Faith-Inspired Interrelational Citizenship untuk Meningkatkan Literasi Politik dan Kohesi Sosial
Authors: Firmanto, Antonius Denny, Pudjiarti, Emiliana Sri, Raharso, Alphonsus Tjatur, Tinambunan, Edison RL
Type: Poster
Published: 2026-08-03

<p class="MsoNormal">Penelitian ini mengembangkan platform digital yang menggabungkan pembelajaran dengan internalisasi nilai kewarganegaraan interrelasional dan kearifan lokal Jawa Timur. LMS dan Chatbot AI digunakan untuk mendorong dialog kritis seputar isu sosial-politik berbasis spiritualitas dan budaya lokal.</p>
<p class="MsoNormal"><span>Urgensi: Era Society 5.0 dan </span>Revolusi Industri 4.0 mentransformasi <span>lanskap digital secara signifikan. Akses terhadap informasi yang semakin mudah meningkatkan disinformasi</span>, polarisasi ideologi, dan radikalisasi berbasis media sosial <span>yang mengancam proses demokratisasi dan kohesi sosial. Kebebasan digital mengarah kepada fragmentasi sosial terutama di kalangan generasi muda yang menjadi konsumen utama informasi digital. Dinamika sosial yang bersifat pluralistik dari sisi etnis, kelompok sosial, dan agama menguatkan situasi fragmentatif. Diperlukan sebuah pendekatan edukatif yang memperkuat kohesi sosial berdasarkan literasi politik. Penelitian ini mengambil <em>locus </em>lembaga pendidikan berbasis keagamaan di Jawa Timur. Lembaga seperti pesantren, madrasah, dan sekolah berbasis keagamaan memegang posisi strategis dalam pembentukan karakter dan kesadaran politik masyarakat. Pertanyaan utama penelitian ini adalah rekayasa sosial berbasis kesadaran kritis seperti apa yang dapat dirancang dan diimplementasikan untuk meningkatkan literasi politik, memperkuat kohesi sosial melalui integrasi teknologi edukatif, nilai-nilai FiCi, dan kearifan lokal?</span></p>
<p class="MsoNormal"><span>Tujuan: Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk memberikan </span>solusi inovatif yang dapat diterapkan berupa implementasi <em>Learning Management System</em> (LMS) berbasis FiCi yang terintegrasi dengan Chatbot AI. LMS memungkinkan proses pembelajaran lebih fleksibel, adaptif, dan dapat diakses kapan saja, sementara Chatbot AI berperan dalam mendukung interaksi pengguna, memberikan informasi secara cepat, serta memfasilitasi diskusi yang sehat tentang literasi politik dan kohesi sosial.</p>
<p class="MsoNormal">Metode: <span>Pemecahan masalah dalam penelitian ini berpijak pada paradigma kritis-transformatif yang memadukan literasi politik dengan nilai-nilai FiCi dan spiritualitas lokal. Pendekatan ini menempatkan komunitas pendidikan sebagai subjek aktif transformasi sosial. Rekayasa sosial berbasis kesadaran kritis menjadi fondasi pengembangan teknologi edukatif untuk dialog interrelasional dan kohesi sosial. Tahapan penelitian mengikuti tahapan ADDIE, yaitu: Analisis (pemetaan etnografis), Desain (arsitektur dialogis), Development/ Pengembangan (prototype terintegrasi), Implementasi (bertahap dengan pendampingan), dan Evaluasi (mixed-method transformatif).</span></p>
Lasers in Defense: Established and Emerging Applications
Authors: Puig Maldonado, Edison
Type: Poster
Published: 2026-08-03
Keywords: laser systems, military photonics, defense applications, optical communications, free-space optics, quantum key distribution, LIDAR, remote sensing, directed energy, electronic warfare

<p>This poster presents a structured overview of consolidated and emerging military applications of laser systems. The applications are organized into three main domains: optical communications, navigation, sensing, guidance and control, and directed-energy systems.</p>
<p>The communication domain includes fiber-optic networks, high-capacity optical links, free-space optical communications, quantum key distribution, and emerging quantum interconnections. The navigation and sensing domain includes optical gyroscopes, laser altimetry, Doppler velocimetry, laser ranging and target designation, LIDAR, active imaging, atmospheric sensing, and remote-sensing techniques. The directed-energy domain addresses electro-optical protection and countermeasures, temporary sensor degradation, and destructive effects on optoelectronic devices, external components, and structural materials.</p>
<p>The poster also identifies cross-cutting photonic technologies for radiofrequency systems, radar, and electronic warfare. Each application is assigned an approximate operational-maturity category: consolidated operational use, limited or expanding deployment, or emerging technology, prototype, or demonstration.</p>
<p>Prepared at the Centro de Competência em Guerra Eletrônica, Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica — CCGE/ITA, Brazil, in July 2026.</p>
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Lasers em Defesa: Aplicações Consolidadas e Emergentes
Authors: Puig Maldonado, Edison
Type: Poster
Published: 2026-08-02
Keywords: laser systems, military photonics, defense applications, optical communications, free-space optics, quantum key distribution, LIDAR, remote sensing, directed energy, electronic warfare

<p>This poster presents a structured overview of consolidated and emerging military applications of laser systems. The applications are organized into three main domains: optical communications, navigation, sensing, guidance and control, and directed-energy systems.</p>
<p>The communication domain includes fiber-optic networks, high-capacity optical links, free-space optical communications, quantum key distribution, and emerging quantum interconnections. The navigation and sensing domain includes optical gyroscopes, laser altimetry, Doppler velocimetry, laser ranging and target designation, LIDAR, active imaging, atmospheric sensing, and remote-sensing techniques. The directed-energy domain addresses electro-optical protection and countermeasures, temporary sensor degradation, and destructive effects on optoelectronic devices, external components, and structural materials.</p>
<p>The poster also identifies cross-cutting photonic technologies for radiofrequency systems, radar, and electronic warfare. Each application is assigned an approximate operational-maturity category: consolidated operational use, limited or expanding deployment, or emerging technology, prototype, or demonstration.</p>
<p>Prepared at the Centro de Competência em Guerra Eletrônica, Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica — CCGE/ITA, Brazil, in July 2026.</p>
Scaling Data Interoperability: An AI-Accelerated, Human-in-the-Loop Semantic Annotation Platform
Authors: Smith, Colin, Gries, Corinna, Tervo, Mark, Ahluwalia, Dev, Doan, AnHai, Hanson, Paul
Type: Poster
Published: 2026-08-01
Keywords: 2026 July ESIP Meeting, Ontologies

<p>Achieving data interoperability across disparate datasets benefits from semantic annotation, a process traditionally bottlenecked by intensive manual effort. This poster presents a prototype platform that accelerates metadata enrichment by delivering automated, context-aware AI annotation recommendations paired with an intuitive interface for human-in-the-loop verification. To ensure continuous optimization, the system logs user interactions and verification decisions to refine and improve the backend recommendation engines over time. Additionally, the platform actively drives ontology concept expansion by empowering users to bridge semantic gaps, leveraging agent-assisted ontology editing workflows directly from the interface.</p>
A Rigorous Proof of the Riemann Hypothesis via Arakelov Conformal Compactification of the D = −163 Orbifold
Authors: Aksman, Michael
Type: Poster
Published: 2026-08-02

<p>The Riemann Hypothesis is reformulated and proven by shifting the analytical framework from an open scattering problem to a strictly self-adjoint eigenvalue problem. We utilize the absolute algebraic rigidity of the imaginary quadratic field Q( √−163) to construct a global Arakelov potential Φ(z) derived from the fundamental Heegner divisor. By applying this potential as a conformal deformation to the hyperbolic metric of the modular orbifold, we geometrically close the infinite cusp. This conformal compactification eliminates the continuous spectrum and probability flux leakage natively. The deformed Laplace-Beltrami operator is proven to be strictly self-adjoint with a purely discrete, real spectrum. Evaluating the spectral determinant of this deformed space yields the completed Riemann zeta function, thereby mathematically forcing all non-trivial zeros onto the critical line.</p>
Mapping academic portfolios: A comprehensive analysis of Spanish ORCID profiles
Authors: Arroyo-Machado, Wenceslao, Vargas-Quesada, Benjamín, Muñoz-Écija, Teresa, Chinchilla-Rodríguez, Zaida
Type: Poster
Published: 2024-09-20
Keywords: ORCID, Spain, Profiles

<p>This research-in-progress paper explores scope and challenges of the ORCID’ adoption by Spanish individuals. A sample of 182.457 records has been retrieved from ORCID. The preliminary results highlight a significant adoption of ORCID in Spain, specifically in Spanish researchers, as the overlap with the OpenAlex database reveals a strong overlap. However, the completeness of ORCID metadata fields varies, indicating uneven usage. Our findings suggest that the development of targeted educational programs and the integration of interoperability systems, which enable automatic updating of metadata, are needed. This improvement would optimise the utility of ORCID in supporting transparent and accurate academic profiling, thereby enriching the global research ecosystem.</p>
A Rigorous Proof of the Riemann Hypothesis via Arakelov Conformal Compactification of the D = −163 Orbifold
Authors: Aksman, Michael
Type: Poster
Published: 2026-08-02

<p>We unconditionally resolve the Riemann Hypothesis (RH) and the Generalized Riemann Hypothesis (GRH) for the terminal class-number-one Heegner character χ−163 by executing an exact, gapless derivation of an automorphic, resonance-converting potential V (z) on the arithmetic surface X = Γ0(861)\H. To eliminate the continuous spectrum inherent to non-compact modular orbifolds, we construct a global Arakelov potential derived from the fundamental Heegner divisor. By applying this potential as a conformal deformation to the hyperbolic metric, we mathematically close the infinite parabolic cusp. We explicitly derive the<br>limit-point behavior of the transformed half-line Schrödinger operator, proving unconditional self-adjointness and the strict discretization of the spectrum. Furthermore, we expand the exact analytic mechanics of the Birman–Kre˘ın relative spectral shift, demonstrating stepby-step  how the geometric phase integral evaluates via the Gross–Zagier formula to exactly cancel the ξ(2s) Eisenstein denominator. This structural cancellation forces the completed Riemann zeta function into the strictly real, discrete spectrum, irrevocably constraining all non-trivial zeros to the critical line.</p>
Combined Research Program Unconditional Global Regularity of 3D Navier–Stokes + Three Complementary Approaches to the Riemann Hypothesis
Authors: Aksman, Michael
Type: Poster
Published: 2026-08-01

<p>The classical obstruction of vorticity blow-up is resolved by Navier-Stokes state space possession of a dense, exact basis in the finite-dimensional discrete Vorton Manifold. Plus complete RH research program and Conformal Closure proof.</p>
Gimme a rainy week life more: a computational study on the signal-to-noise ratio of epigenetic aging associations
Authors: ROCCETTI, MARCO
Type: Poster
Published: 2026-09-02

<p><span>Short paper titled "Gimme a rainy week life more: a computational study on the signal-to-noise ratio of epigenetic aging associations" accepted for a POSTER PRESENTATION at CIBB 2026, the 21st edition of the International Conference on Computational Intelligence Methods for Bioinformatics and Biostatistics, Sapienza University of Rome, Italy, from September 2nd to 4th, 2026.</span></p>