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measure short-lived isomeric states populated by longer isomers. The isomers studied in this work were also used to cali- brate the IC for the nuclear charge of the fission fragments. Even though such a measurement is difficult due to the low kinetic energy of the fragments and the mass resolutioninduced by the double kinetic energy method, the results are promising. Based on all these encouraging results, a new generation of the VESPA setup is being built. This augmented setupconsists in a larger array of both LaBr 3(Ce) and CeBr 3γ-ray detectors placed around a twin Frisch-grid ionization cham- ber, similar to the one used in this work. Adding these newdetectors improves the overall efficiency of the setup. This will lead to better statistics and/or better selectivity, e.g., by means of triple coincidences in relevant cases. Acknowledgements This work was carried out in the framework of the SINET project funded by the CEA. Data Availability Statement Data will be made available on reason- able request. [Author’s comment: The datasets generated during and/oranalysed during the current study are available from the correspondingauthor on reasonable request.] Code Availability Statement This manuscript has no associated code/software. [Author’s comment: Code/Software sharing not applica-ble to this article as no code/software was generated or analysed duringthe current study.] 123Eur. Phys. J. A (2025) 61:5 Page 11 of 12 5 References 1. M. Travar, V . Piau, A. Göök et al., Experimental information on mass- and TKE-dependence of the prompt fission γ-ray multiplic- ity. Phys. Lett. B 817, 136293 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1016/j. physletb.2021.136293 2. V . Piau, O. Litaize, A. Chebboubi et al., Neutron and gamma mul- tiplicities calculated in the consistent framework of the Hauser-Feshbach Monte Carlo code FIFRELIN. Phys. Lett. B 837, 137648 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1016/j.physletb.2022.137648 3. K. Skarsvåg, Time distribution of γ-rays from spontaneous fission of 252Cf at short times. Nucl. Phys. A 253(2), 274–288 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1016/0375-9474(75)90482-0 4. A. Chebboubi, G. Kessedjian, O. Litaize et al., Kinetic energy dependence of fission fragment isomeric ratios for spherical nuclei 132Sn. Phys. Lett. B 775, 190–195 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1016/ j.physletb.2017.10.067 5. D. Gjestvang, J.N. Wilson, A. Al-Adili et al., Examination of how properties of a fissioning system impact isomeric yield ratios ofthe fragments. Phys. Rev. C 108, 064602 (2023). https://doi.org/ 10.1103/PhysRevC.108.064602 6. O. Litaize, O. Serot, L. Berge, Fission modelling with FIFRELIN. Eur. Phys. J. A 51(12), 177 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1140/epja/ i2015-15177-9 7. A. Göök, W. Geerts, F.-J. Hambsch et al., A position-sensitive twin ionization chamber for fission fragment and prompt neutron cor-relation experiments. Nucl. Instr. Meth. A 830, 366–374 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nima.2016.06.002
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specialisation is above 1.5 highlighted in dark green and industries where the degree of specialisation is above 1.25 but below 1.5 high- lighted in light green. Based on the results, for each EaP country we can identify those industries which have an innovation potential based on the relative share of product and/or process innova- tors, as follows. 40 Industry names are those used in the Enterprise Survey. NACE codes match the corresponding ISIC codes. Industry names therefore do not necessarily match NACE industry names. 86 Part 2 Analysis of economic and innovation potential ■Armenia • Paper (NACE 17) • Basic metals (NACE 24) • Construction (NACE F) • Transport (NACE H) ■Azerbaijan • Recycling (NACE 33) • Services of motor vehicles (NACE 45) • Wholesale (NACE 46) ■Georgia • Garments (NACE 14) • Publishing, printing and recorded media (NACE 18) • Chemicals (NACE 20+21) • Non-metallic mineral products (NACE 23) • Basic metals (NACE 24) • Fabricated metal products (NACE 25) • Furniture (NACE 31) • Retail (NACE 47) • Hotels and restaurants (NACE I) ■Moldova • Wood (NACE 16) • Paper (NACE 17) • Chemicals (NACE 20+21) • Plastics & rubber (NACE 22) • Precision instruments (NACE 26) • Machinery and equipment (NACE 28) • Information and communication (NACE J) ■Ukraine • Textiles (NACE 13) • Services of motor vehicles (NACE 45) The fact that only two industries emerge as spe- cialised for Ukraine is a direct result of the fact that the weighted number of enterprises is much higher in Ukraine than in the other countries, with a more equal distribution of enterprises across the different industries.Armenia Azerbaijan Belarus Georgia Moldova Ukraine EaP All industries 4 317 2 475 27 903 5 748 6 528 56 574 103 545Table 2.27. Weighted number of enterprises covered in the Enterprise Survey Smart Specialisation in the Eastern Partnership countries - Potential for knowledge-based economic cooperation87 88 Part 2 Analysis of economic and innovation potential Share of product innovators Share of process innovators Share of product and/or process innovators Name of industry Armenia Azerbaijan Belarus Georgia Moldova Ukraine EaP Armenia Azerbaijan Belarus Georgia Moldova Ukraine EaP Armenia Azerbaijan Belarus Georgia Moldova Ukraine EaP Food (10+11) 37.0 42.6 63.3 33.7 42.9 39.1 43.1 23.3 3.7 43.2 25.8 50.1 19.2 27.5 45.5 46.3 65.5 42.5 61.7 44.6 51.0 Tobacco (12) -- -- -- -- 0.0 -- -- -- -- -- -- 0.0 -- --
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was involved in the design of the experiment, specifically in selecting the countries and products included in the study, but had no further role in data collection, analysis, decision to publish, or prepa - ration of the manuscript. Declaration of Competing Interest The authors declare that they have no known competing financial interests or personal relationships that could have appeared to influence the work reported in this paper. Acknowledgments We are grateful to the editor for his invaluable guidance throughout the review process, which was essential in refining this research. We also thank the reviewers for their constructive feedback and insightful comments, which helped to improve and clarify our work. Our deepest appreciation goes to the respondents who participated in the choice experiments. We also extend our thanks to the London School of Eco- nomics and Open Evidence for their professional and efficient handling of the fieldwork as well as to the steering committee members at the Commission ’s Directorate-General for Internal Market, Industry, Entre - preneurship and SMEs (DG GROW). Appendix A Table A1 WTP premium for generic foreign versions over generic domestic versions in the absence of the ‘made for’ claim. Country Groups Product Version Mean]Std Dev. H1a,G H1c,G Western Countries ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Germany Yogurt HU 0.22*** 0.04 ✕ ✕ (Euro) Yogurt LI 0.16*** 0.04 ✕ ✕ ​ Spaghetti sauce HU 0.02 0.03 ✕ ✕ ​ Spaghetti sauce LI 0.21*** 0.03 ✓ ✓ ​ Cookies LI 0.1*** 0.03 ✓ ✓ Spain Soft drink RO 0.34*** 0.03 ✓ ✓ (Euro) Soft drink SE 0.32*** 0.03 ✓ ​ Fish fingers RO 1.56*** 0.11 ✓ ✓ ​ Fish fingers SE 0.22* 0.09 ✓ ​ Crisps RO 0.62*** 0.05 ✓ ✓ ​ Crisps SE 0.46*** 0.05 ✓ Sweden Soft drink ES 1.03** 0.35 ✕ (Krona) Soft drink RO 2.49*** 0.35 ✓ ✓ ​ Fish fingers ES 14.25*** 1.24 ✓ ​ Fish fingers RO 13.39*** 1.12 ✓ ✓ ​ Crisps ES 1.33 0.80 ✕ ​ Crisps RO 3.96*** 0.78 ✓ ✓ Eastern Countries ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Hungary Yogurt DE 28.62*** 8.02 ✓ ✕ (Forint) Yogurt LI 0.99 7.72 ✕ ​ Spaghetti sauce DE 156.14*** 18.12 ✓ ✕ (continued on next page)D.M. Federica et al. Food Policy 131 (2025) 102803 10 Table A1 (continued ) Country Groups Product Version Mean]Std Dev. H1a,G H1c,G ​ Spaghetti sauce LI 269.32*** 18.56 ✓ ​
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ores X 7.2 Mining of non-ferrous metal ores X C MANUFACTURING 10.4 Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats X 10.9 Manufacture of prepared animal feeds X 16.1 Sawmilling and planing of wood X 19.1 Manufacture of coke oven products X 19.2 Manufacture of refined petroleum products X 20.1Manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilisers and nitrogen compounds, plastics and synthetic rubber in primary formsX 20.4Manufacture of soap and detergents, cleaning and polishing preparations, perfumes and toilet preparations X 23.5 Manufacture of cement, lime and plaster X 23.6 Manufacture of articles of concrete, cement and plaster XTable 2.5. Economic mapping results for Ukraine Smart Specialisation in the Eastern Partnership countries - Potential for knowledge-based economic cooperation47 NACE Industry nameCurrent strengthEmerging strength 23.9 Manufacture of abrasive products and non-metallic mineral products n.e.c. X 24.1 Manufacture of basic iron and steel and of ferro-alloys X 24.2 Manufacture of tubes, pipes, hollow profiles and related fittings, of steel X 24.3 Manufacture of other products of first processing of steel X 24.4 Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals X 25.1 Manufacture of structural metal products X 25.6 Treatment and coating of metals; machining X X 25.9 Manufacture of other fabricated metal products X 27.1Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and electricity distribution and control apparatusX 28.1 Manufacture of general-purpose machinery X 28.3 Manufacture of agricultural and forestry machinery X X 28.9 Manufacture of other special-purpose machinery X 29.1 Manufacture of motor vehicles X 29.3 Manufacture of parts and accessories for motor vehicles X 30.2 Manufacture of railway locomotives and rolling stock X 30.3 Manufacture of air and spacecraft and related machinery X 33.1 Repair of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment X D ELECTRICITY, GAS, STEAM AND AIR CONDITIONING SUPPLY 35.1 Electric power generation, transmission and distribution X 35.3 Steam and air conditioning supply X X EWATER SUPPLY; SEWERAGE, WASTE MANAGEMENT AND REMEDIATION ACTIVITIES F CONSTRUCTION 41.1 Development of building projects X 41.2 Construction of residential and non-residential buildings X 42.1 Construction of roads and railways X 42.2 Construction of utility projects X 43.2 Electrical, plumbing and other construction installation activities X GWHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE; REPAIR OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND MOTORCYCLES 45.3 Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories X 46.1 Wholesale on a fee or contract basis X 46.2 Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals X 46.3 Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco X 46.6 Wholesale of other machinery,
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associative learning. Interestingly, subsets of pIC principal neurons are known torespond also to acute sensory nociceptive stimuli (tail shocks) and their silencing impaired the emergence of sustained states of anxiety without altering acute responses ( Gehrlach et al., 2019 ), consistent with our findings in aIC VIP+ INs. Cortical VIP INs were shown to play an important role in shaping responses to sensory inputs. For example, the activity Figure 7. Parallel coding of aversive and social stimuli in aIC VIP+ INs (A) Example images of GCamP6s-dependent signals in aIC VIP+ INs within the FOV during the social preference test on day 1 (top left) and day 2 (top right) , during fear conditioning (bottom left) and fear retrieval (bottom right). (B) Percentage of mouse and object CNs on day 1 (left) and day 2 (right) that were also responding to the US, CS, both, or were unresponsive during fearconditioning.(C) Percentage of mouse and object CNs on day 1 (left) and day 2 (right) that were also responding to the US-, CS-R, both, or were unresponsive during fearretrieval. 12Cell Reports 39, 110893, May 31, 2022Articlell OPEN ACCESSof VIP+ INs enhances the gain of visual and auditory responses (Fu et al., 2014 ;Letzkus et al., 2011 ;Pi et al., 2013 ;Cone et al., 2019 ;Keller et al., 2020 ), and in the visual cortex it was driven by the presentation of novel images or stimuli with high contrast,whereas it was suppressed by familiar images ( Garrett et al., 2020 ). These findings are consistent with our own data and sug- gest a broad involvement of these INs in gain modulation to facil-itate the encoding of salient stimuli. Furthermore, VIP+ INs in theauditory and prefrontal cortex were shown to respond to rein- forcement signals, including reward and punishment ( Letzkus et al., 2011 ;Pi et al., 2013 ). Only a few studies, however, have causally linked the function of VIP+ INs to distinct behavioral re- sponses ( Lee et al., 2019 ;Krabbe et al., 2019 ). In these studies, functional inhibition of VIP+ INs during aversive state processingled to decreased expression of anxiety or fearful states. This led us to hypothesize that the activity of VIP+ INs has an impact on the strength of learning associations and behavioral outcomes.In our work using closed-loop optogenetic experiments, wecould demonstrate that inhibition of aIC VIP+ INs resulted not only in reduced fear memory retrieval, but also
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of these molecules is called the metabolome. Overall, these studies give a good view of the structure and function of simple metabolic pathways, but are inadequate when applied to more complex systems such as the metabolism of a complete cell.[132] An idea of the complexity of the metabolic networks in cells that contain thousands of different enzymes is given by the figure showing the interactions between just 43 proteins and 40 metabolites to the right: the sequences of genomes provide lists containing anything up to 26.500 genes.[133] However, it is now possible to use this genomic data to reconstruct complete networks of biochemical reactions and produce more holistic mathematical models that may explain and predict their behavior.[134] These models are especially powerful when used to integrate the pathway and metabolite data obtained through classical methods with data on gene expression from proteomic and DNA microarray studies.[135] Using these techniques, a model of human metabolism has now been produced, which will guide future drug discovery and biochemical research.[136] These models are now used in network analysis, to classify human diseases into groups that share common proteins or metabolites.[137][138] Bacterial metabolic networks are a striking example of bow-tie[139][140][141] organization, an architecture able to input a wide range of nutrients and produce a large variety of products and complex macromolecules using a relatively few intermediate common currencies.[142] A major technological application of this information is metabolic engineering. Here, organisms such as yeast, plants or bacteria are genetically modified to make them more useful in biotechnology and aid the production of drugs such as antibiotics or industrial chemicals such as 1,3-propanediol and shikimic acid.[143][144][145] These genetic modifications usually aim to reduce the amount of energy used to produce the product, increase yields and reduce the production of wastes.[146] History Further information: History of biochemistry and History of molecular biology The term metabolism is derived from the Ancient Greek word μεταβολή—"metabole" for "a change" which is derived from μεταβάλλειν—"metaballein", meaning "to change"[147] Aristotle's metabolism as an open flow model Greek philosophy Aristotle's The Parts of Animals sets out enough details of his views on metabolism for an open flow model to be made. He believed that at each stage of the process, materials from food were transformed, with heat being released as the classical element of fire, and residual materials being excreted as urine, bile, or faeces.[148] Ibn al-Nafis described metabolism in his 1260 AD
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the industry group with the highest number of companies but ranks significantly lower in terms of number of employ- ees and estimated revenue than other countries. Science & Engineering and Manufacturing, while being the industry groups with the highest num- ber of employees and highest estimated revenue (respectively) are low-ranking in the other two variables. Transportation, Energy and Natural Re- sources have a high number of employees and es- timated revenue, but account for few companies. Financial Services ranks consistently high across all three variables. Other industry groups relevant in more than one variable are Lending & Invest- ments, Hardware and Mobile. Information Technol- ogy, while third in terms of number of companies, is not as relevant in the other two variables as in other countries. 104 Part 2 Analysis of economic and innovation potential Armenia # firms CM Firms # employees CM Employees # est. revenue CM Revenue Software 63 Software 8 425 Hardware $753 m Internet Services 28 Information Technology 7 085 Software $135 m Mobile 28 Internet Services 4 375 Information Technology $129 m Information Technology 27 Gaming 3 060 Financial Services $105 m Apps 21 Sports 3 005Lending and Investments$105 m Hardware 18 Mobile 1 565 Gaming $92 m Media and Entertainment18 Sales and Marketing 1 525Commerce and Shopping$84 m Sales and Marketing 17 Apps 1 490 Travel and Tourism $78 m Science and Engineering15 Financial Services 1 405 Transportation $76 m Other 15 Travel and Tourism 1 360 Administrative Services $76 mTable 2.39. Largest industry groups – Armenia For Armenia, the table shows the raw number of companies, number of employees and estimated revenue featured in the Crunchbase database by Industry Group. Azerbaijan # firms CM Firms # employees CM Employees # est. revenue CM Revenue Software 35Science and Engineering7 710 Manufacturing $5 530 m Internet Services 32 Transportation 7 580 Transportation $5 506 m Information Technology 22 Energy 3 085 Natural Resources $5 500 m Financial Services 17 Natural Resources 3 080 Energy $5 500 m Commerce and Shopping15 Financial Services 2 825 Financial Services $401 m Mobile 14Lending and Investments1 900Lending and Investments$330 m Hardware 13 Hardware 1 820 Payments $60 m Media and Entertainment11 Professional Services 1 010 Software $52 m Other 10 Mobile 880 Hardware $48 m Lending and Investments9 Other 875 Mobile $48 mTable 2.40. Largest industry groups – Azerbaijan For Azerbaijan, the table shows the raw number of companies,
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in indifference between domestic and foreign products in only 12 % more cases (4 out of 33). Only in Lithuania and Romania preference for domestic products increased when brand name was shown. This is in line with findings that in both countries, as in most other Eastern European Member States, around 60 % of consumers consider branding an important factor when purchasing food, as compared to an average of only 43 % in Western European countries (European Commission, 2012 ), suggesting that the role of brands is more important in Eastern European countries. While we anticipated that the importance of brands in food product choices (Vranesevic & Stancec, 2003) might veiling DQ differences (H3 a and H3b), our findings provide no systematic support for the argument that the presence of brands would influence consumers ’ responses to DFQ practices as compared to generic products. This result is consistent with the findings of Torelli et al. (2017) and Puzakoa and Aggarwal (2018), who suggest that consumers may prioritize local or culturally relevant attributes (such as the ’made for’ claim) rather than brand identity, leading branding to have little effect on their evaluation of DFQ differences. 6.Concluding remarks The dual food quality (DFQ) issue has emerged as a case of potential discrimination against Eastern European consumers, and still fuels an intense political debate (Council of the European Union, 2024 ). The conflicting views of the food industry, which justifies DFQ practices as adjustments to consumer preferences, and consumer advocacy groups, which allege unfair and discriminatory behaviour by companies to maximise profit, have led to calls for informing consumers about the existence of different versions across countries to ensure they can make a conscious choice (Nes et al., 2024 , Z˘avadský and Hiadlovský, 2020; Bartkov ˘a and Veselovsk ˘a, 2024 ). Against this background of diverging stakeholder views, our study sheds light on the issue in three different ways. First, it investigates whether consumer choices are in line with the food industry providing different product versions to meet consumer preferences. Second, it studies how consumers ’ preferences and pur- chase decisions are affected by information disclosure about DFQ practices using a ‘made for’ claim on packaging. Third, it assesses the role of branding in veiling DFQ. Our findings have significant implications, particularly regarding the transparency and marketing of food products across different markets. The lack of a clear preference for domestic versus foreign
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±SEM. (G) Representative image of retrogradely labeled neurons presynaptic to aIC VIP+ INs in the MD. Scale bar, 500 mm. (H) Representative image of retrogradely labeled neurons presynaptic to aIC VIP+ INs in the SS and IC. Scale bar, 500 mm. (I) Representative image of ChR2-mCherry immunolabeled axons in the mPFC and aIC originating from the MD. Scale bar, 1 mm.(J) Representative high-magnification image of ChR2-mCherry-labeled axon terminals (green) and VIP immunoreactivity (magenta) in the aIC of a mous e injected with ChR2-mCherry in the MD.Arrows indicate appositions of ChR2-mCherry-labeled boutons onto the soma and dendrites of VIP+ INs. Scale bar, 10 mm. Data are shown as mean + SEM. For anatomical abbreviations, see STAR Methods . Cell Reports 39, 110893, May 31, 2022 3Articlell OPEN ACCESS(Figures 3 G–3I), although the response dynamic showed a slow increase that reached the maximal steady-state activity 3–4 s af- ter the test animal was in close proximity to the wire cage con-taining the novel conspecific. Moreover, a larger proportion of aIC VIP+ INs were active during the interaction with the unfamil- iar mouse in comparison with the object (42% and 13.6%, Figure 2. Aversive stimuli activate aIC VIP+ INs (A) Diagram of the 5-day-long behavioral paradigm, including two consecutive social preference tests, auditory test, fear conditioning, and retri eval tests. (B) Schematic of the experimental approach used for freely moving Ca2+imaging of aIC VIP+ INs. Example of field-of-view (FOV) through the implanted GRIN lens with representative overlaid cell contours (in green). Scale bar, 100 mm. (C) Representative confocal images showing the Cre-dependent GCaMP6 expression in VIP+ aIC INs (left panel) and VIP immunostaining (right panel). S cale bar, 20mm. (D) Ca2+traces during the fear-conditioning session recorded from five VIP+ INs. Arrowheads indicate the onset of CS and US stimuli. Colors indicate stimulus presentation: yellow, CS; red, US; purple, ITI. Scale bars, horizontal 15 s, vertical 5 Zscore. (E) Activity heatmap from all individual recorded aIC VIP+ INs (n = 85 cells from N = 7 mice), sorted by time of peak activity during US presentations, ave raged across all five trials, during US (left panel) and CS presentations (right panel). Heatmap scale bar represents Zscore values. (F) US and CS responses averaged from all recorded cells across all five trials.(G) Mean area under the curve (AUC) of Zscored activity responses was significantly higher during US presentations compared with CS presentations (Wilcoxon signed rank,
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also clearly showed an additional short-lived isomeric state with a half-life of (1 .6±0.1) ns atE ∗=328 keV, that was never reported before. However, this new isomeric state cannot explain the inconsistency we observed for the other half-lives. These results indicate that further investigations might be required regarding the94Rb isomer. 3.1.4 Other noteworthy isomers In this final subsection, we show how the present data could be beneficial for the evaluation community, besides the newisomers previously reported. A first interesting result is the half-life of the 97Sr isomer atE∗=831 keV. In the evaluated data [ 23], an inconsistency between two measurements of this half-life is reported by theevaluator. Since then, the half-life was re-measured a couple of times, addressing this issue [ 16,49]. The result obtained in the present work with VESPA is consistent with these newmeasurements. Another point of interest concerns the short-lived isomer in 92Rb ((0 .82±0.04) ns at E∗=142 keV). This is, to our knowledge, the first time that a measurement of this half- life is published, although the isomer is already known since 1972, but was only reported as private communication in theevaluated data [ 19].3.2 Charge calibration of the IC The identified isomers constitute a large data set of known post-neutron fission fragments, of various mass and nuclear charge (see Fig. 7). As initially demonstrated in the pioneer work from Ref. [8], a twin Frisch-grid ionization chamber could be used to estimate the nuclear charge of fission fragments from a ratio between electron-ion pair track position in both sidesof the chamber. In Ref. [ 8], the authors based their analysis on events having a high Total Kinetic Energy (TKE), cor- responding to events of neutronless fission (i.e., the excita-tion energy of the fragments lies below the neutron emission threshold), for a better mass determination. Here, we propose to generalize their approach using the isomer determinationpreviously described. It should be noted that such a calibra-tion presents several difficulties due to the low kinetic energy of the fragments, that is below 2 MeV/u, and the correlation between the various fission fragment characteristics (mass,nuclear charge, and kinetic energy). The IC used in the VESPA setup can return the pulse height at each anode to obtain the energy of both fission fragments,as well as average electron drift times ( ¯t), to deduce their position along the zaxis [ 7]. We define the drift-time ratio (r t) as the ratio between
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Fundamental physics and mathematics1 Governance, culture, education and the economy3 Health and wellbeing 4 ICT and computer science 1 Mechanical engineering and heavy machinery3 Nanotechnology and materials 3 Optics and photonics 2 Transportation 3 *NCI = Normalised citation impact *EC projects = EU-funded R&I projectsTable 3.33. Selected S&T specialisation domains in Ukraine6.6 Ukraine – Summary of the strengths of the S&T specialisations Ukraine presents a very diversified S&T panorama. It is not evident to highlight specialisation domains, in part due to the disparate size of the country’s S&T activity in relation to the EaP aggregate. The following S&T domains have been highlighted: ■Health and wellbeing presents a notable critical mass in publications and patents, as well as a specialisation in patents and a rele- vant number of EC projects. Its research is ori- ented towards Cardiology and cardiovascular medicine, as well as Ophthalmology; ■Energy presents a notable specialisation (in publications and patents) and a high citation impact in publications, as well as a relevant number of EC projects. In this country, the do- main correlates highly with Electric and elec- tronic technologies and Fundamental physics. Scientific activity is related to Fuel technology and Process chemistry and technology, and technological development in the production of electricity; ■Biotechnology, highly co-occurrent with Chemistry and chemical engineering, presents a high critical mass in patents, as well as a specialisation in publications and patents. Its research and technological development is oriented towards organic chemistry and drug discovery; ■Transportation, highly co-occurrent with ICT and computer science (in areas such as auto- matic control and UAVs) as well as Mechanical engineering, presents the highest specialisa- tion index in publications and patents, and a high scientific citation impact. Its research is geared towards road, rail, sea and air trans- port, while patents cluster in Vehicles in gen- eral, Combustion engines and Ships; 228 Part 3 Analysis of scientific and technological potential ■Mechanical engineering presents a high critical mass in patents and specialisation and citation impact in publications. It co-occurs with a large number of domains, particularly Transportation, Energy and Electric and elec- tronic technologies; ■Nanotechnology and materials presents a high critical mass in patents and publications, and a relevant number of EC projects. This fairly transversal domain frequently co-occurs with a large number of domains in the hard and applied sciences, particularly Biotechnol- ogy, Fundamental physics and mathematics and Mechanical engineering and heavy ma- chinery. The following clouds
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to a lack of an industrial strategy equivalent to other major regions . EU manufacturers are suffering primarily from a lack of stability of demand and from produc - tion cost gaps, reinforced by an unlevel playing field with other major economies providing significant subsidies and erecting trade barriers. The European Commission estimates that Chinese subsidies for clean tech manufacturing have long been twice as high as those in the EU as a share of GDP, while the country has protected its home market for solar PV, wind power-generation equipment and EV batteries. The US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) is estimated to provide USD 40 billion to USD 250 billion in support for manufacturing of clean tech and is projected to help to bridge the US cost gap vis-à-vis producers in China. These policies have left the EU with a significant cost disad - vantage: for example, solar PV manufacturing costs in China are around 35%-65% lower than in Europe and costs for manufacturing battery cells are 20%-35% lowerx. The EU announced a comprehensive response in 2023 with the Net Zero Industry Act (NZIA). However, EU financial support remains fragmented among different programmes, characterised by higher complexity and lead times, and generally excludes operating costs where cost gaps are greatest. Overall, financing for manufacturing at the EU level is five to ten times less generous than under the IRA. Finally, while the NZIA specifies EU manufacturing targets, they are not backed by explicit minimum quotas for local products and components – quotas which other regions regularly apply – meaning EU demand is not predictably channelled towards EU clean tech output. The EU’s improving outlook for its battery industry demonstrates that a focused policy effort can succeed, even if non-EU players may benefit most . Although the EU’s market share in lithium-ion batteries globally stands at just 6.5%, battery manufacturing output reached around 65 GWh in 2023 in the EU, growing by around 20% over the previous year. For comparison, the US recorded 80 GWh of production and similar growth, while the figures in China were 670 GWh and 50%, respectively. Public support for battery development has been key to strength - ening Europe’s position. Public R&I spending on battery technology has risen by 18% per year on average over the past decade, and Europe ranks only behind Japan and South Korea as a location for patent applications for battery storage
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for space research and innovation should be supported by increased coordination, funding and the pooling of resources for the development of new large EU joint programmes. Finally, as for the defence sector, the growth of innovative EU space SMEs, start-ups and scale-ups should be enabled by improved access to finance and the introduction of targeted European preference rules. 61THE FUTURE OF EUROPEAN COMPETITIVENESS — PART A | CHAPTER 4ENDNOTESi Baba, C., Lan, T., Mineshima, A., Misch, F., Pinat, M., Shahmoradi, A., Yao, J., & van Elkan, R., ‘ Geoeconomic Fragmentation: What’s at Stake for the EU ’, IMF Working Paper No. 2023/245, 2023. ii ECB, op cit., 2023. iii Caldara, D., & Iacoviello, M., ‘ Measuring Geopolitical Risk ’, American Economic Review, 112(4), 2022, p. 1194-1225. iv European Commission, ‘ A new method to help policymakers defend democracy against hybrid threats ’, 2023. v IEA, Critical Minerals Market Review 2023 , p.5, 2023. vi European Commission, Report on the state of the Digital Decade 2023 , September 27 2023.vii Hein, J. R., Mizell, K., Koschinsky, A., & Conrad, T. A., Deep-ocean mineral deposits as a source of critical metals for high- and green-technology applications: Comparison with land-based resources , Ore Geology Reviews, Volume 51, 2013, pages 1-14, viii Eurométaux, Grégoir, L., van Acker, K., op. cit., 2022. ix Microsoft, Unlocking a new era for scientific discovery with AI: How Microsoft’s AI screened over 32 million candidates to find a better battery , 2024. x European Defence Agency. xi Moretti et al., ‘The Intellectual Spoils of War? Defense R&D, Productivity and International Spillovers’, NBER Working Paper No. 26483, 2021. 62THE FUTURE OF EUROPEAN COMPETITIVENESS — PART A | CHAPTER 45. Financing investments The financing needs required for the EU to meet its objectives are massive, but productive investment is weak despite ample private savings [see the chapter on investment] . To meet the objectives laid out in this report, a minimum annual additional investment of EUR 750 to 800 billion is needed, based on the latest Commission esti - mates, corresponding to 4.4-4.7% of EU GDP in 2023. For comparison, investment under the Marshall Plan between 1948-51 was equivalent to 1-2% of EU GDP. Delivering this increase would require the EU’s investment share to jump from around 22% of GDP today to around 27%, reversing a multi-decade decline across most large EU economies. However, productive investment in the EU is not
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region is developing, such as near zero-emissions processes for materials production. To enable these goals, the report recommends for the EU to establish industrial partnerships with third countries in the form of offtake agreements across the supply chain or co-investment in manufacturing projects. The EU’s Global Gateway could be leveraged for the necessary investment. However, in situations where otherwise productive EU companies are being threatened by state-sponsored competition, the EU should be prepared to apply trade measures in line with principles described above [see the Box in chapter 1 – the starting point] . As part of its decarbonisation strategy, the EU should develop an industrial action plan for the automo - tive sector [see the chapter on automotive] . In the short term, the main objective for the sector should be to avoid a radical delocalisation of production away from the EU or the rapid takeover of EU plants and companies by state-subsidised foreign producers, while continuing decarbonisation. The countervailing tariffs recently adopted by the Commission against Chinese automotive companies making battery EVs will help level the playing field in this regard while accommodating genuine productivity gains in China. Looking forward, the report recommends for the EU to develop an industrial roadmap that accounts for the horizontal convergence (i.e. electrification, digitalisation and circularity) and the vertical convergence (i.e. critical raw materials, batteries, transport and charging infrastruc - ture) of value chains in the automotive ecosystem. As part of this action plan, the EU should evaluate support for IPCEIs in the automotive sector. Scale, standardisation and collaboration will be crucial for EU manufacturers to become competitive in areas such as small and affordable European EVs, software-defined vehicle and autonomous driving solutions, and the circularity value chain. A coherent digital policy, encompassing the data ecosystem, should support these developments. In building such a roadmap, the EU should follow a technology-neutral approach in defining the path to CO2 and pollutant reductions and should take stock of market and technological developments. The wider EU strategy towards cross-border and modal integration and sustainable transport needs to plan for competitiveness and not only for cohesion [see the chapter on transport] . Transport should be based on a new unified approach to planning at the EU and national levels, focused on harmonisation and interoperability as well as cohesion. This approach should be matched by deeper coordination with adjacent network industries (energy and telecoms) and new incentives
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Academic Editors: Pascal Venet and Jiangfeng Ni Received: 2 December 2024 Revised: 10 January 2025 Accepted: 13 January 2025 Published: 16 January 2025 Citation: Quintero Pulido, D.F.; Covrig, C.F.; Bruchhausen, M. On the Performance of Portable NiMH Batteries of General Use. Batteries 2025 ,11, 30. https://doi.org/ 10.3390/batteries11010030 Copyright: © 2025 by the authors. Licensee MDPI, Basel, Switzerland. This article is an open access article distributed under the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) license (https://creativecommons.org/ licenses/by/4.0/). Article On the Performance of Portable NiMH Batteries of General Use Diego F. Quintero Pulido * , Catalin Felix Covrig and Matthias Bruchhausen European Commission, Joint Research Centre (JRC), 1755 LE Petten, The Netherlands; [email protected] (C.F.C.); [email protected] (M.B.) *Correspondence: [email protected] Abstract: NiMH batteries are the most used technology of rechargeable batteries sold directly to consumers. Herein, we study the performance of the most common sizes of portable NiMH batteries (AA, AAA, D, C, and 9V). The performance and durability parameters—capacity, charge retention, charge recovery, and endurance in cycles—are measured for these types of batteries, according to the standard IEC 61951-2:2017 NiMH batteries. The purpose of this study is to create a basis for setting minimum performance requirements for the parameters in the European Regulation concerning batteries and waste batteries, EU 2023/1542, Annex III, Part B. Results show that the charging time of 16 h could be reduced to 8 h for verifying the rated capacity. The performance of commercial batteries with regard to charge retention, charge recovery, and endurance in cycles is often found to be 25–30% better than required in the relevant IEC standard. Furthermore, we present a short comparative analysis of an application test (IEC 60086-2:2021 “toy”) for portable NiMH batteries with primary batteries. Such data allow comparing the performance of portable NiMH batteries compared to primary batteries in the application test “toy”. Keywords: NiMH battery; performance; portable batteries of general use; IEC standard; AA; AAA; C; D; 9V; battery regulation 1. Introduction The European Parliament and the Council adopted Regulation EU 2023/1542 concern- ing batteries and waste batteries in July 2023 [ 1]. It covers various categories of batteries, and one of its goals is to guarantee minimum performance and durability of batteries in the EU market to reduce environmental impacts. The Joint Research Centre (JRC) of the European Commission supports technical aspects for the regulation’s implementation in the coming years. One category of batteries covered by
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without com- plex sequence-based understanding. The simplest baseline, TotalProb, which makes a decision based on the likelihood of the sequence, performs sur-prisingly well (over 60% accuracy for all sampling methods) relative to the methods which involve training logistic regression models. Logistic regression on bag-of-words is the best of the baselines, beating out the histogram-based methods. While Gehrmann et al. (2019) report an AUC of 0.87 on classifying text as real or gener- ated using logistic regression on the four buckets of the GLTR system, we report AUC between 0.52 and 0.56 for this task. The discrepancy is likely due to the fact that the human-written text in our discriminator training set comes from the same distribution as the text used to train the language model, while in GLTR the human text comes from children’s books, scientific abstracts, and news- paper articles. The selection of training data for learned detection systems is crucial. In real-world applications, the choice ought to reflect the genres that builders of text-generation systems are trying to impersonate. Fine-tuned BERT In Figure 1a, we begin by ob- serving discriminator accuracy as a function of ex- cerpt length and sampling method. As can be in- tuitively expected, as sequence length increases, so too does accuracy. For unconditioned text de- coded with nucleus (p0.96) and untruncated (p1.0) random sampling, we find discriminator accuracy increases from 55%, near random, to about 81% for the longest sequences tested. In contrast, dis- criminators trained and evaluated on top- kachieve over 80% accuracy even on 16-token excerpts. Why are top- k’s samples so easy to detect? In Figure 2b, we see the percentage of probability mass concentrated in the kmost common token types for each sampling method. While random sampling and nucleus sampling are very similar to human-written texts, we see top-k concentrating up to 80% of its mass in the first 500 most com- mon tokens. The other sampling methods as well as human-written texts require at least 1,100 token types for the same. It is clear that top- k’s distribu-50%55%60%65%70%75%80%85%90%95%100% 0326496128160192Accuracy Sequence length in tokensAccuracy of BERT Fine-tuned Discriminator k40-1wordcondk40-nowordcondp0.96-1wordcondp0.96-nowordcondp1.0-1wordcondp1.0-nowordcond(a) 00.10.20.30.40.50.60.70.80.91 24816326496128160192Sequence length in tokensFraction of BERT Discriminator Errors that are Machine-generated Labeled as Human-written k40-1wordcondp0.96-1wordcondp1.0-1wordcond(b) Figure 1: In (a), accuracy increases as the length of the sequences used to train the discriminator is increased. In(b), we see that the BERT fine-tuned discriminator predicts about the same number of false-positives as
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DFQ issue). The within-subject comparison (R1 vs R2) in Frame 1 examined whether consumer choice depends on the ‘made for’ condition (i.e., absence versus presence ‘made for’ claim), without providing any additional information related to DFQ. In Frame 2 (“No Blind ”) consumers received information on the existence of DFQ at the beginning of the experiment. In this frame, comparison of the two rounds (R1 vs R2) determines how brand name impacts preferences for domestic product versions when the participants know that companies use different recipes for the same product (‘made for’ claim). Second, in each R1 we introduce a rank-order mechanism (Dong et al., 2010 ) for participants to express their preferences based exclusively on taste. As in experiment 1, we screened out respondents who do not consume the three product categories. A total of 400 respondents from Germany and Hungary (Mage ˆ41.0 years; MFemale ˆ62 %) qualified to participate in the experiment. We randomly assigned respondents to one of the two information frames in a between-subject design (NBlind ˆ200, Fig. 1.Overview of hypotheses. Source: Authors ’ elaboration Table 1 Main characteristics of the products used in each of the two country groups. Germany, Lithuania, and HungaryRomania, Spain, and Sweden Product 1Product descriptionFlavoured Yogurt Crisps Size/unit 4 units of 125 gr each 1 bag of 170 gr Product 2Product descriptionSeasoning mix for Bolognese pasta sauceOrange flavoured soft drink Size/unit 1 packet of 42 g 1 bottle of 33 cl Product 3Product descriptionChocolate cookies Fish Fingers Size/unit 1 pack of 168 gr 1 box of 450 gr Source: Authors ’ elaboration 8Participants were invited to the lab at one-hour intervals, entering and exiting from separate locations to avoid information disclosure. A monitor read aloud to the group of max 20 people instructions provided by the research group. They were instructed on the general content of the experiment (taste three product versions, repeating four times with different products), how to use the electronic device and the implications of their binding decision to purchase using real money. Monitors ensured the smooth operation of the lab experiment.D.M. Federica et al. Food Policy 131 (2025) 102803 4 NNoBlind ˆ200). The experiment was implemented over four days in 2019. Participants in the two countries tasted the German, Hungarian and Lithuanian versions of two branded food products: Danone Activia Strawberry yogurt and Milka Choco Cookies. Note that the Hungarian and German versions of Milka Choco Cookies
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effort to support local processes. This study has also analysed the potential con- cordances or synergies between the above E&I and S&T specialisation domains by means of ex- isting concordance tables adapted and validat- ed for the current effort – as described in Part 4. From these, several combined EIST domains emerged, whereby scientific and technological ac- tivities were found to directly connect with some of the economic clusters selected for each country. Thus, beyond the S&T domains identified via spe- cialisation, critical mass and excellence indicators, there is an additional set of S&T domains which are relevant for priority-setting because they can clearly contribute to knowledge-based develop- ment pathways in the E&I specialisation domains. The most common areas of combined E&I and S&T specialisation throughout the EaP countries are Agrifood and Electric and electronic technolo- gies, while the top identified scientific domains in the EaP region in publications are Nanotechnology and materials, Fundamental physics and mathe- matics, Health and wellbeing. The top technolog- ical domains in numbers of patents in the EaP region are Mechanical engineering and heavy ma- chinery, Health and wellbeing, Electric and elec- tronic technologies. Domains where a direct concordance was found would benefit the most from demand-side pol- icies connecting companies with the knowledge sector, such as subsidised contract research or in- novation vouchers, from investment in technolog- ical platforms and from networking instruments such as clusters. 4 Executive summary Main results – The economic, innovation, scientific and technological (EIST) specialisation domains of Eastern Partnership countries The mapping phase indicated in the S3 Framework is built on a set of recommended economic, in- novation and scientometric indicators, which are obtained from official national statistics and other sources. This report follows this structure, using international data sources to provide a general overview of the EaP region and inform nation- al-level processes, both during the design phase and later updates. To support the national-level mapping exercises, the organisation of the entrepreneurial discovery process and, eventually, Smart Specialisation pri- ority-setting, this project aims to answer the fol- lowing research questions: 1. What are the sub-sectoral specialisations of the EaP countries in terms of economic critical mass, emerging sectors and innovative activi- ties of companies? 2. Which of these specialisations are common in the EaP region and which specific to each country? 3. What are the areas of specialisation and ex- cellence in EaP STI systems that can be
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consider externalities. One particularly damaging externality in the EU context is its adverse impact on the Single Market when the largest countries with the most fiscal space can provide much more generous support than others [see Figure 8] . Second, there is a lack of coordination among financing instruments. While the EU collectively spends a large amount on its industrial goals, financing instruments are split along national lines and between Member States and the EU. This fragmentation hampers scale, preventing the creation of large capital pools in particular for investments in breakthrough innovation. It also hampers innovation by creating unnecessary complexity and bureaucracy for the private sector. Third, there is a lack of coordination across policies. Industrial policies today – as seen in the US and China – comprise multi-policy strategies, combining fiscal policies to incentivise domestic production, trade policies to penalise anti-competitive behaviour abroad and foreign economic policies to secure supply chains. In the EU context, linking policies in this way requires a high degree of coordination between national and EU policies. However, owing to its complex governance structure and slow and disaggregated policymaking process, the EU is less able to produce such a response. FIGURE 8 Total State aid expenditure by Member State 2022, as % of GDP (top) and EUR billion (bottom) Breakdown between COVID-19, State aid in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and other State aid measures Source: European Commission, 2024. 16THE FUTURE OF EUROPEAN COMPETITIVENESS — PART A | CHAPTER 1Towards a European response GOALS To manage these transformations, the report proposes a new industrial strategy for Europe . The three main areas for action outlined in the report correspond to the three main transformations with which Europe must contend. First, Europe needs to redress its slowing productivity growth by closing the innovation gap . This objective will entail accelerating significantly technological and scientific innovation, improving the pipeline from innovation to commercialisation, removing barriers that prevent innovative companies from growing and attracting finance, and undertaking concerted efforts to close skills gaps. Second, to lower energy prices and capture the industrial opportunities of decarbonisation, Europe needs a joint plan for decarbonisation and competitiveness . This plan will have to ensure that Europe’s ambitious demand for decarbonisation can be matched by leadership on the technol - ogies that will supply it. It will have to span industries that produce energy, those that enable decarbonisation, such
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informing consumers about dual food quality. Future research should explore alternative ways of conveying informa - tion about DFQ to consumers to enhance transparency over composi - tional difference, for example ‘Hungarian recipe ’ or visual cues like flags or coloured scores, different colour of packaging, or adjusting product names, which may also influence consumer perceptions. Second, our analysis is limited by the small number of products tested and the limited number of countries involved. Extending the analysis to a larger number of products and EU countries —especially for the laboratory setting where no clear trends emerged — would help refine policy recommendations. Additionally, our study focuses on different product versions, treating the overall list of ingredients as a single attribute. Future research could examine the interplay between specific ingredients and dual food quality (DFQ) to better understand how individual components might influence consumer welfare and in which cases DFQ might have a more significant impact on consumer decision-making. Third, the controlled and hypothetical nature of our experiments may not fully reflect real-world consumer behaviour. Consumers often spend minimal time making decisions and may overlook packaging claims and ingredients, suggesting that differences in preferences could be even smaller in real-life scenarios. Field experiments with a greater degree of ecological validity would enhance our understanding of con- sumer reactions to DFQ labelling in real shopping setting. Disclaimers : The authors are solely responsible for the content of the article. The views expressed are purely those of the authors and may not in any circumstances be regarded as stating an official position of the European Commission CRediT authorship contribution statement Di Marcantonio Federica: Conceptualization, Methodology, vali- dation, Formal analysis, Investigation, Data Curation, Writing - Original Draft, Writing - Review & Editing, Visualization, Supervision, Project administration. Jesus Barreiro-Hurle: Conceptualization, Methodol - ogy, Formal analysis, Writing - Original Draft, Writing - Review & Editing, Project administration. Luisa Menapace: Writing - Original Draft, Writing - Review & Editing, Validation, Investigation, Data Curation, Methodology, Formal analysis, Conceptualization. Colen Liesbeth: Writing - Original Draft, Writing - Review & Editing, Inves - tigation, Conceptualization. Dessart Francois: Conceptualization, Investigation, Writing - Review & Editing. Ciaian Pavel: Conceptuali - zation, Project administration. Funding This research was funded by the Commission ’s Directorate-General for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs (DG GROW) under the Administrative Arrangement with the Joint Research Centre (JRC), which supported the implementation of the experiments. The funder
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in specific domains by looking at scientific publications, research and innovation projects and patents. The mapping of scientific and technological poten- tial is obtained by harvesting data from the fol- lowing sources: ■Scopus25 by Elsevier, for scientific publica- tions produced by the EaP countries. Publica- tions are classified according to the All Science Journal Classification Codes (ASJC) taxonomy; 24 https://www.clustercollaboration.eu/cluster-mapping 25 http://scopus.com/ ■the Community Research and Development Information Service (CORDIS)26, for research and innovation projects funded by the Euro- pean Commission through the FP7 and H2020 framework programmes; ■the DOCDB database of the European Patent Office, for patents whose applicant and/or in- ventors were based in an EaP country, with no restriction of the issuing patent office. In this case, the textual data of each single record was used, while only aggregate data was an- alysed for the E&I potential. 2.6 Detailed step-by-step method- ology The overall work is carried out in a sequential methodology, which makes it possible to progres- sively tackle the above research questions and to link E&I data and data from different S&T sources, as follows: 26 https://cordis.europa.eu/home_en.html Smart Specialisation in the Eastern Partnership countries - Potential for knowledge-based economic cooperation31 Figure 1.1. Summary scheme of the methodological steps leading to the selection and definition of a list of specialisation domains for each country and the potential cooperation areas for the whole region and with international partners Economic and Innovation (E&I) specialisations EIST specialisation domains E&I preliminary prioritiesEIST preliminary prioritiesS&T preliminary prioritiesSTEP 1 STEP 3STEP 2 Science and Technology (S&T) specialisations As a result of Steps 1 and 2, a series of economic and innovation (E&I) specialisation domains and, in parallel, a series of scientific and technologi- cal (S&T) specialisation domains are identified for each EaP country. Step 3 then aims at finding con- cordances between these two specialisation di- mensions, leading to the identification of a subset of combined EIST specialisation domains. Step 1. Analysis of economic and inno- vation (E&I) potential This step focuses on the identification of statisti- cal data of economic and innovation activities, the calculation of degrees of specialisation and the definition of specialisation niches, in terms of the NACE taxonomy27, for each EaP country. The lists 27 NACE is a four-digit classification providing the frame- work for collecting and presenting a large range of sta- tistical data according to economic activity in the fields of NACE codes with positive indicators
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0.783 1.329 20.4 Manufacture of soap and detergents 0.636 1.877 0.573 1.172 0.950 0.792 20.5 Manufacture of other chemical products 2.096 0.640 0.799 1.396 0.999 20.6 Manufacture of man-made fibres 5.609 0.391 21 Manufacture of basic pharmaceutical products 0.919 1.442 0.607 1.037 1.181 0.815 22 Manufacture of rubber and plastic products 2.410 1.580 0.254 0.981 23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 1.100 1.653 1.815 0.429 23.1 Manufacture of glass and glass products 1.064 2.604 1.816 0.517 23.3 Manufacture of clay building materials 1.643 1.416 0.757 23.4 Manufacture of other porcelain and ceramic products 5.372 0.252 23.5 Manufacture of cement, lime and plaster 1.382 1.789 1.413 0.350 0.802 24 Manufacture of basic metals 1.592 1.871 0.504 1.794 25.1 Manufacture of structural metal products 2.065 25.2 Manufacture of tanks 2.847 1.380 25.3 Manufacture of steam generators 4.246 25.4 Manufacture of weapons and ammunition 0.796 1.484 1.840 1.355 25.5 Forging, pressing, stamping and roll-forming of metal 1.351 2.982 0.508 0.946 25.6 Treatment and coating of metals; machining 1.405 1.543 2.483 0.568Table 2.33. Specialised industries using data for patent families* Smart Specialisation in the Eastern Partnership countries - Potential for knowledge-based economic cooperation97 NACE Industry name Armenia Azerbaijan Belarus Georgia Moldova Ukraine 25.7 Manufacture of cutlery, tools and general hardware 1.034 1.294 1.989 0.640 0.641 25.9 Manufacture of other fabricated metal products 3.988 26.1 Manufacture of electronic components and boards 2.217 0.513 1.248 0.605 0.909 0.509 26.2 Manufacture of computers and peripheral equipment 2.516 0.426 1.400 0.641 0.249 0.768 26.3 Manufacture of communication equipment 1.339 0.744 1.160 1.461 0.552 0.743 26.4 Manufacture of consumer electronics 3.412 0.221 1.652 26.5 Manufacture of instruments and appliances for measuring 0.279 0.795 1.345 0.621 1.025 1.936 26.6 Manufacture of irradiation 2.069 1.448 0.525 0.591 1.274 26.7Manufacture of optical instruments and photographic equipment1.229 3.119 0.652 0.373 0.525 26.8 Manufacture of magnetic and optical media 0.802 27.1 Manufacture of electric motors 0.737 0.858 0.638 1.418 0.978 1.371 27.2 Manufacture of batteries and accumulator 2.255 2.126 1.077 0.335 27.3 Manufacture of wiring and wiring devices 2.432 27.4 Manufacture of electric lighting equipment 1.494 1.640 1.479 0.721 27.5 Manufacture of domestic appliances 0.630 0.754 1.855 1.027 1.316 27.9 Manufacture of other electrical equipment 1.556 0.702 1.242 1.698 28.1 Manufacture of general-purpose machinery 0.384 0.961 0.943 1.488 1.121 1.103 28.2 Manufacture of other general-purpose machinery 0.555 0.687 0.966 1.201 1.242 1.349 28.3 Manufacture of agricultural and forestry machinery 0.110 0.307 0.756 1.270
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rising to this challenge. Since the Great Financial Crisis (GFC), a sizeable and persistent gap has opened between private productive investment01 in the EU and the US. At the same time, the private investment gap across the two economies has not been offset by higher government investment, which also dropped after the GFC and has been persistently lower in the EU compared to the US as a share of GDP. EU households provide ample savings to finance higher investment, but at present these savings are not being channelled efficiently into productive investments. In 2022, EU household savings were EUR 1,390 billion compared with EUR 840 billion in the US. But, despite their higher savings, EU households have considerably lower wealth than their US counterparts, largely because of the lower returns they receive from financial markets on their asset holdings. The EU can meet these investment needs without overstretching the resources of the European economy, but the private sector will need public support to finance the plan . The European Commission and the IMF’s Research Department have simulated scenarios of a sustained EU investment push of around 5% of GDP, using their multi-country models. The results suggest that investment of this magnitude would increase output by around 6% within 15 years. Since supply adjusts more gradually than demand – as the build-up of additional capital takes time – the transition phase implies some inflationary pressures, but these pressures dissipate over time. Unlocking the investment will be challenging. Historically in Europe, around four-fifths of productive investment has been under - taken by the private sector, and the remaining one-fifth by the public sector. Delivering private investment of around 4% of GDP through market financing alone would require a reduction in the private cost of capital – by approximately 250 basis points in the European Commission model. Although improved capital market efficiency (e.g. through the completion of the Capital Markets Union) is expected to reduce private financing costs, the reduction will likely be substantially smaller. Fiscal incentives to unlock private investment therefore appear necessary to finance the investment plan, in addition to direct government investment. The required stimulus to private investment will have some impact on public finances, but productivity gains can reduce the fiscal costs . If the investment-related government spending is not compensated by budgetary savings elsewhere, primary fiscal balances may temporarily deteriorate before the investment plan fully exerts its positive
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a Commission proposal. As an illustration, if the EU is unable to establish a special regime for innovative companies under normal procedures, a voluntary 28th company rulebook harmonising legislation concerning corporate law and insolvency, as well as a few key aspects of labour law and taxation, to be made progressively more ambitious, could be explored under enhanced cooperation by willing Member States. As a last resort, intergovernmental cooperation should be considered. However, acting outside of the Treaties creates parallel legal frameworks and implies the absence of judicial oversight by CJEU, democratic legitimacy via the EP, and the Commission’s involvement in preparing texts. SIMPLIFYING RULES The regulatory burden on European companies is high and continues to grow, but the EU lacks a common methodology to assess it . The Commission has been working for years to reduce the “stock” and “flow” of regula - tion under the Better Regulation agenda. However, this effort has had limited impact so far. The stock of regulation 68THE FUTURE OF EUROPEAN COMPETITIVENESS — PART A | CHAPTER 6remains large and new regulation in the EU is growing faster than in other comparable economies. While direct comparisons are obscured by different political and legal systems, around 3,500 pieces of legislation were enacted and around 2,000 resolutions were passed in the US at the federal level over the past three Congress mandates (2019-2024). During the same period, around 13,000 acts were passed by the EU. Despite this increasing flow of regulation, the EU lacks a quantitative framework to analyse the costs and benefits of new laws. Among the EU institutions, only the Commission has developed a methodology (the Standard Cost Model) to calculate regulatory burdens, but its concrete application varies across pieces of legislation. The co-legislators – the European Parlia - ment and Council – have no methodology in place to measure the impact of amendments they propose to draft EU legislation. Moreover, there is no single methodology in place to assess the impact of EU legislation once transposed at national level, with only a few Member States systematically measuring the impact of transposed EU law – in turn making it harder for national parliaments to exercise scrutiny. Companies in Europe face three main hindrances from the rising weight of regulation . First, they need to comply with the accumulation of or frequent changes to EU legislation over time, translating into overlap and incon - sistencies. For
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that NLP is currently in the process of rapid hill-climbing. Every year, states of the art across many NLP tasks are being improved significantly — often through the use of better pre- trained LMs — and tasks that seemed impossible not long ago are already old news. Thus, every- thing is going great when we take the bottom-up view. But from a top-down perspective, the ques- tion is whether the hill we are climbing so rapidly is the right hill. How do we know that incremental progress on today’s tasks will take us to our end goal, whether that is “General Linguistic Intelli- gence” (Yogatama et al., 2019) or a system that passes the Turing test or a system that captures the meaning of English, Arapaho, Thai, or Hausa to a linguist’s satisfaction? It is instructive to look at the past to appreci- ate this question. Computational linguistics has gone through many fashion cycles over the course of its history. Grammar- and knowledge-based methods gave way to statistical methods, and today most research incorporates neural methods. Re- searchers of each generation felt like they were solving relevant problems and making constant progress, from a bottom-up perspective. However, eventually serious shortcomings of each paradigm emerged, which could not be tackled satisfactorily with the methods of the day, and these methods were seen as obsolete. This negative judgment — we were climbing a hill, but not the right hill — can only be made from a top-down perspective. We have discussed the question of what is required to5192learn meaning in an attempt to bring the top-down perspective into clearer focus. 8.2 Hillclimbing diagnostics We can only definitively tell if we’ve been climbing the right hill in hindsight, but we propose some best practices for less error-prone mountaineering: First, above all, cultivate humility towards lan- guage and ask top-down questions. Neural meth- ods are not the first bottom-up success in NLP; they will probably not be the last. Second, be aware of the limitations of tasks: Arti- ficial tasks like bAbI (Weston et al., 2016) can help get a field of research off the ground, but there is no reason to assume that the distribution of language in the test data remotely resembles the distribution of real natural language; thus evaluation results on such tasks must be interpreted very carefully. Sim- ilar points can be made about crowdsourced NLI datasets such as SQuAD
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have straight or branched structures.[77] The polysaccharides produced can have structural or metabolic functions themselves, or be transferred to lipids and proteins by the enzymes oligosaccharyltransferases.[78][79] Fatty acids, isoprenoids and sterol Further information: Fatty acid synthesis and Steroid metabolism Simplified version of the steroid synthesis pathway with the intermediates isopentenyl pyrophosphate (IPP), dimethylallyl pyrophosphate (DMAPP), geranyl pyrophosphate (GPP) and squalene shown. Some intermediates are omitted for clarity. Fatty acids are made by fatty acid synthases that polymerize and then reduce acetyl-CoA units. The acyl chains in the fatty acids are extended by a cycle of reactions that add the acyl group, reduce it to an alcohol, dehydrate it to an alkene group and then reduce it again to an alkane group. The enzymes of fatty acid biosynthesis are divided into two groups: in animals and fungi, all these fatty acid synthase reactions are carried out by a single multifunctional type I protein,[80] while in plant plastids and bacteria separate type II enzymes perform each step in the pathway.[81][82] Terpenes and isoprenoids are a large class of lipids that include the carotenoids and form the largest class of plant natural products.[83] These compounds are made by the assembly and modification of isoprene units donated from the reactive precursors isopentenyl pyrophosphate and dimethylallyl pyrophosphate.[84] These precursors can be made in different ways. In animals and archaea, the mevalonate pathway produces these compounds from acetyl-CoA,[85] while in plants and bacteria the non-mevalonate pathway uses pyruvate and glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate as substrates.[84][86] One important reaction that uses these activated isoprene donors is sterol biosynthesis. Here, the isoprene units are joined to make squalene and then folded up and formed into a set of rings to make lanosterol.[87] Lanosterol can then be converted into other sterols such as cholesterol and ergosterol.[87][88] Proteins Further information: Protein biosynthesis and Amino acid synthesis Organisms vary in their ability to synthesize the 20 common amino acids. Most bacteria and plants can synthesize all twenty, but mammals can only synthesize eleven nonessential amino acids, so nine essential amino acids must be obtained from food.[10] Some simple parasites, such as the bacteria Mycoplasma pneumoniae, lack all amino acid synthesis and take their amino acids directly from their hosts.[89] All amino acids are synthesized from intermediates in glycolysis, the citric acid cycle, or the pentose phosphate pathway. Nitrogen is provided by glutamate and glutamine. Nonessensial amino acid synthesis depends on the formation of
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energy prices . . . . . . . . 39 The threat to Europe’s clean tech sector . . . . . . 42 The challenges of asymmetric decarbonisation . 44 A joint plan for decarbonisation and competitiveness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 4. Increasing security and reducing dependencies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Reducing external vulnerabilities . . . . . . . . . . 52 Strengthening industrial capacity for defence and space . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 5. Financing investments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 6. Strengthening governance . . . . . . . . . . . 63Contents 10THE FUTURE OF EUROPEAN COMPETITIVENESS — PART A | CHAPTER 1. The starting point: a new landscape for Europe Europe has the foundations in place to be a highly competitive economy . The European model combines an open economy, a high degree of market competition and a strong legal framework and active policies to fight poverty and redistribute wealth. This model has allowed the EU to marry high levels of economic integration and human development with low levels of inequality. Europe has built a Single Market of 440 million consumers and 23 million companies, accounting for around 17% of global GDP [see Figure 1] , while achieving rates of income inequality that are around 10 percentage points below those seen in the United States (US) and China, according to some measures [see Figure 2] . At the same time, the EU’s approach has delivered outstanding outcomes in terms of governance, health, education and environmental protection. Of the world’s ten top-scoring countries for the application of the rule of law, eight are EU Member Statesi. Europe leads the US and China in terms of life expectancy at birth and low infant mortalityii. Europe’s education and training systems deliver strong educational attainment, with a third of adults having completed higher educationiii. The EU is also the world leader in sustainability and environmental standards and progress towards the circular economy, backed by the most ambitious global targets for decarbonisation, and can benefit from the largest exclusive economic zone in the world,
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of topics consisting of groups of relevant words, as previously explained. These topics generally have a much finer gran- ularity than the S&T priority domains we would typically define in the design of a Smart Speciali- sation Strategy. Therefore, for practical reasons, to best help in defining the different domains, topics whose semantic content was largely overlapping were grouped together. Additionally, some of the extracted topics were finally discarded because of a phenomenon commonly known as ‘topic drift’56, 56 Liu, Q., Huang, H. & Feng, C., ‘Micro-blog post topic drift detection based on LDA model’, Behavior and Social Com- puting, Springer, Cham., pp. 106-118, 2013.Figure 3.1. A graphical representation of the results produced by topic modelling via Latent Dirichlet Allocation Documents are linked to several topics, while topics are composed of words appearing in the various texts. The same words can appear in multiple topics, while the topics connected to some specific documents may feature some words which are not actually contained in some of the texts, but are semantically related 148 Part 3 Analysis of scientific and technological potential whereby the content of some topics is diverted by recurrent words which do not convey meaningful information (such as, for instance, terms related to methods and instruments transversally used in different scientific domains). Once topics were grouped, to achieve point 2. above, a series of domain names were chosen to label each of those groups. These domains are used as labels, transversely across EaP countries so that topics featuring similar semantic content from two different countries are eventually given the same label. The choice of label is carried out to facilitate use by stakeholders in a participatory co-design of R&D&I policies, particularly towards the EDP in the context of Smart Specialisation. Lastly, to have a clear understanding of the num- ber of records associated with each single do- main, the fractional document/topic weights were converted into a categorical association: docu- ments were eventually associated with a specific topic if the respective weight exceeded the aver- age weight of the topic across records plus one standard deviation. This allowed us to link docu- ments with a limited subset to topics and, in turn, domains. 2.3 Results Table 3.3a presents the 14 labelled topic groups obtained from the topic modelling process de- scribed in the previous sections. A second table includes the first 50 keywords linked to the topics within each group;
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defined as 0.1 C for a charging time of 16 h (after discharging the battery to 1 V at 0.2 C). There is no definition of maximum cell voltage or maximum temperature. Furthermore, a fast-charging methodology for rated capacity tests is not included in this standard. Section 7 presents this in more detail. Figure 2 presents the charge (a) and discharge (b) capacities of two AA NiMH batteries with a rated capacity of 2.5 Ah. The charging durations are varied between 8 h and 17 h. For one battery, the charging time increased between cycles (AS); for the other battery, it decreased (DS). Each battery has a twin battery to check repeatability. This is in order to exclude any effects that might be caused by cycle aging. The experiments are performed using a 0.1 C charge and 0.2 C discharge as specified in IEC-61951-2-2017-7.2.1 and 7.3.2.2. We observed in Figure 2a that charging the AA NiMH battery for longer periods of 10 h does not affect the battery’s discharge capacity of 2.5 Ah (see Figure 2b). In terms of efficiency, the highest columbic and energy efficiency is observed at 8 h for AS and DS experiments (see Figure 2c,d). Having a similar discharge capacity at different charging periods may be an effect of the passivation of the negative electrode during charging of the NiMH battery, which can affect the cycle life of the battery [ 32]. The IEC 61951-2017 charging methodology (7.2.1) shows that a NiMH battery can have a columbic efficiency (charge–discharge) ranging from 62% (when charged for 16 h (see Figure 2d)) up to 99.1% (when charged for 8 h). Similarly, the energy efficiency varies between 55 and 90% with the same rated capacity (in this case, 2.5 Ah). To further analyze the charging of portable NiMH batteries, we have selected different batteries available to consumers in Europe. These batteries are charged using the protocol in IEC 61951-2. The charge profiles for AAA, AA, C, and D batteries are shown in Figure 3. Portable NiMH batteries of different sizes have similar voltage profiles when charged at 0.1 C for 16 h (see Figure 3a–d). However, these batteries are from different manufacturers and have different rated capacities and sizes (see Figure 3e). The average charge voltage profile shows a start charging voltage of ~1.2 V rising for 8 h until a voltage of ~1.4 V , then a change
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work, these parameters are evaluated using IEC 61951-2:2017 [5], the standard used as a basis for the ongoing work in WG 08. It is observed that the performance of the tested commercial portable NiMH batteries generally complies with the performance and durability requirements in the current IEC 61951-2 standard. The capacity test is developed to charge batteries for long periods, sacrificing columbic and energy efficiency. This method is looking at the maximum discharge output that a battery can provide under a constant load. However, as suggested in Figure 2, NiMH batteries can be charged for shorter periods (e.g., 8 h charge) to increase the electrical efficiency of the system (e.g., to >90% columbic efficiency), thus reducing electrical energy consumption. However, it is possible that reducing battery charging time may affect the rated capacity of the battery. This requires further analysis. In terms of the analysis of capacity, we observed that for the analyzed batteries, using two cycles is sufficient to reach the rated capacity of the battery (see Figure 7), whereas IEC 61951-2 allows cycling up to 5 times for checking the declared capacity of the battery. Nevertheless, it is not possible to guarantee that any NiMH battery can pass the rate capacity test with two or five cycles; based on our observations, one cycle is not enough to pass the rated capacity test. Capacity increases after the first cycle may be related to the easier access of NaOH to the electrode’s surface after the first cycle. Initially the NaOH is not able to reach all areas inside the cell, and this can show less capacity. In the case of the charge (capacity) retention of portable NiMH batteries, it is observed that the batteries can provide up to 90% of the declared capacity (see Figure 8), and in all cases, the discharge time is longer than 4 h (above the IEC requirement of 3 h). This increase could be achieved thanks to new materials (e.g., better AB composites) and better construction of NiMH batteries that can provide less self-discharge [ 38]. It is important to note that the standard refers to this as a “charge (capacity) retention” test, but this terminology can be misleading. What is actually being measured is the amount of charge still available after storage, rather than the battery’s ability to retain its full initial capacity. For the capacity (charge) recovery of NiMH batteries, it is observed
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partners Economic and Innovation (E&I) specialisations EIST specialisation domains E&I preliminary prioritiesEIST preliminary prioritiesS&T preliminary prioritiesSTEP 1 STEP 3STEP 2 Science and Technology (S&T) specialisations identified E&I specialisations – grouped here in economic clusters5. The EaP region and the six country summary sche- mas presented in the following pages provide syn- thetic evidence for the identification of synergies or concordances between the economic, innovation, scientific and technological specialisations of the EaP countries, as well as a complete overview of all highlighted E&I and S&T specialisation domains. In this sense, it is possible to find the following: ■E&I specialisation domains that do not con- nect with any S&T domain; ■E&I specialisation domains that do connect with S&T domains (EIST domains); ■S&T specialisation domains that do not con- nect with any E&I domain. 5 Economic clusters are, in fact, aggregations of NACE codes and are introduced in Part 4 of this document.As will be noted in the final remarks, beyond S3 priority-setting, the diverse nature of these spe- cialisation domains may require targeted policy instruments within a varied Smart Specialisation policy mix. Globally, this report provides complementary evi- dence for these and many more potential E&I, S&T and EIST domains, which can be reinterpreted, com- plemented and further elaborated by experts and stakeholders during the entrepreneurial discovery process (EDP) to extend, replace or better specify the economic, innovation, scientific and technolog- ical specialisations and their concordances. 6 Executive summary Economic cluster (i.e. E&I domain) Corresponding NACE code(s) Alignment with S&T domain(s) Food processing and manifacturing10 Manufacture of food products 11 Manufacture of beverages Agrifood Tobacco12 Manufacture of tobacco products Leather, apparel, & footwear13 Manufacture of textiles 14 Manufacture of wearing apparel 15 Manufacture of leather and related products Nanotechnology and materials Wood products16 Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, exept furniture; manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials Chemistry and chemical engineering Nanotechnology and materials Media production and distribution18 Printing and reproduction of recorded media Oil and gas production and trasportation19 Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products Chemistry and chemical engineering Energy Nanotechnology and materials Chemical products20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products Agrifood Biotechnology Chemistry and chemical engineering Nanotechnology and materials Vulcanized and fired materials23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products Nanotechnology and materials Metalworking technology25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment Nanotechnology and materials Figure IIa. Summary table for the EaP
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. Cell Reports 39, 110893, May 31, 2022 17Articlell OPEN ACCESSSTAR+METHODS KEY RESOURCES TABLE RESOURCE AVAILABILITY Lead contact Further information and requests for resources and reagents should be directed to and will be fulfilled by the Lead Contact, Fran- cesco Ferraguti ( [email protected] ). Materials availability This study did not generate new unique reagents. Data and code availability dThe data reported in this paper will be shared from the lead contact upon request. dAll original codes have been deposited at Zenodo and is publicly available as of the date of publication. The DOI is listed in the key resources table . dAny additional information required to reanalyze the data reported in this paper is available from the lead contact upon request. EXPERIMENTAL MODEL AND SUBJECT DETAILS All animal procedures were performed according to institutional guidelines and were approved by the Austrian Animal Experimen- tation Ethics Board (animal license numbers 2020–0.602.380, BMWFW-66.011/0123-WF/V/3b/2017) and in compliance with theREAGENT or RESOURCE SOURCE IDENTIFIER Antibodies VIP-rabbit Immunostar lot: 1744002; RRID:AB_572270 RFP-mouse Rockland lot: 37699; RRID:AB_2611063 GFP-goat Frontiers Institute lot: 2571574; RRID:AB_2571574 Bacterial and virus strains AAV2/1.syn.FLEX.splitTVA-EGFP-tTA Addgene #100798 AAV2/1.TREtight.mTagBFP2-B19G Addgene #100799 RV.EnvA.dG.mCherry In house production Batch 1 AAV2/5.CAG.flex.ArchT-GFP UNC vector core https://www.med.unc.edu/genetherapy/ vectorcore/ AAV2/5.CAG.flex.GFP UNC vector core https://www.med.unc.edu/genetherapy/ vectorcore/ AAV2/5.CamKIIa-hChR2(HI34R)-mCherry Addgene #26975 AAV2/9.CAG.flex.GCaMP6s Addgene #100842 Experimental models: Organisms/strains VIP-ires-cre mice Jackson Laboratory RRID:IMSR_JAX:010908 Ai9-tdTomato mice Jackson Laboratory RRID:IMSR_JAX:007909 Software and algorithms MATLAB MathWorks https://www.mathworks.com/products/ matlab Ca2+imaging processing pipeline GitHub https://github.com/bahanonu/ calciumImagingAnalysis ANY-maze ANY-maze https://www.anymaze.co.uk GraphPad GraphPad Prism https://www.graphpad.com Python Python Software Foundation https://www.python.org Boris BORIS http://www.boris.unito.it/ Original code This Publication https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6477827 e1Cell Reports 39, 110893, May 31, 2022Articlell OPEN ACCESSEuropean convention for the protection of vertebrate animals used for experimental and other scientific purposes, Animal Experi- ments Act 2012 (TVG 2012) and the EU Directive 2010/63/EU. Every effort was taken to minimize animal suffering and the number of animals used. Male heterozygous VIP-ires-cre mice (STOCK Viptm1(cre)Zjh/J; The Jackson Laboratory; RRID: IMSR_JAX:010908) were used for all experiments. For VIP co-localization studies only, VIP-ires-cre homozygous mice were crossed with Ai9-tdTomatomice (B6.Cg-Gt(ROSA) 26Sortm9(CAG-tdTomato)Hze/J; The Jackson Laboratory; RRID:IMSR_JAX: 007909) to generate VIP-cre::Ai9 dou- ble heterozygous mice. For behavioral and tracing experiments, only VIP-ires-cre adult male mice (aged 2–4 months at the time of injection) were used. Mice were individually housed for at least 3 weeks before starting behavioral experiments. All optogenetic ex-periments were performed by an experimenter blind to the treatment group, and littermates of the same sex
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delegation applies most of all to the type of European public goods described above. Such goods may not have direct spillovers on all countries which are called to contribute, but they have large indirect spillovers for the whole EU. There are still other areas where the EU should do less, applying the subsidiarity principle more rigorously and showing more “self-re - straint”. It will also be crucial to reduce the regulatory burden on companies. Regulation is seen by more than 60% of EU companies as an obstacle to investment, with 55% of SMEs flagging regulatory obstacles and the administrative burden as their greatest challengexv. Kick-starting this partnership does not necessarily mean focusing all minds and energies on the long and burdensome process of a Treaty change from day one. To begin with, a small number of overarching, targeted institutional changes should be made – without the need for Treaty change. 05. The historical private-public split for investment in the EU is around 4/5 to 1/5. 18THE FUTURE OF EUROPEAN COMPETITIVENESS — PART A | CHAPTER 1Preserving social inclusion While the EU should aim to move closer to the US example in terms of productivity growth and innovation, it should do so without the drawbacks of the US social model . As outlined above, the US has pulled ahead of the EU owing to its stronger position in breakthrough technologies, yet it displays higher rates of inequality. A European approach must ensure that productivity growth and social inclusion go hand-in-hand. Europe is entering an unprecedented period in its history, where rapid technological change and sectoral transitions will combine with a shrinking working age population. In this setting, Europe will have to ensure the best use of its available skills while keeping the social fabric intact. Technological change can imply significant disruption for workers in previously dominant industries that are no longer so, as well as increasing inequality: from 1980 to 2016, automation is found to have accounted for 50-70% of the increase in wage inequality in the US between more and less educated workersxvi. The European welfare state will therefore be critical to provide strong public services, social protection, housing, transport and childcare during this transition. At the same time, Europe will need a fundamentally new approach to skills. The EU must ensure that all workers have a right to education and retraining, allowing them to move into new roles as
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17 256 UA 876 35 673 872 17 7 500 PublicationsFigure 3.53. Number of publications and EC projects in collaboration between EaP actors in different countries, in the ‘Fundamental physics and mathematics’ domain Colour indicates the relative distribution of documents, computed row-wise. AM AZ BY GE MD UA Other 10 18 25 19 18 29 10 7 11 8 9 14 18 7 19 15 18 34 25 11 19 23 30 50 19 8 15 23 23 57 18 9 18 30 23 115 EC projectsAM AZ BY GE MD UA Other AM 22 22 45 17 44 351 AZ 22 15 23 9 27 222 BY 22 15 23 15 66 394 GE 45 23 23 20 62 370 MD 17 9 15 20 59 207 UA 44 27 66 62 59 2 388 PublicationsFigure 3.54. Number of publications and EC projects in collaboration between EaP actors in different countries, in the ‘Governance, culture, education and the economy’ domain Colour indicates the relative distribution of documents, computed row-wise. 214 Part 3 Analysis of scientific and technological potential Regional collaboration in Health and wellbeing In the case of Health and wellbeing publications, external collaborations again have a significant weight across all six EaP countries. Within the EaP, some of the highest-intensity collaborations are Armenia and Azerbaijan with Georgia and Ukraine, and Georgia and Moldova with Ukraine. The highest number of collaborations in EC pro- jects are between Georgia and Ukraine, with the intensity of external collaborations still significant.Regional collaboration in ICT and com- puter science In the case of ICT and computer science publi- cations, external collaborations again have a sig- nificant weight throughout all six EaP countries. Azerbaijan, not usually standing out in other do- mains, has the second-highest collaboration with Ukraine. Georgia and Armenia also collaborate in- tensively with each other. Collaborations in terms of EC projects are much less concentrated on external partners and very evenly distributed. Azerbaijan, however, has very few EC projects. AM AZ BY GE MD UA Other 4 1 2 2 1 1 3 1 3 10 2 1 3 40 EC projectsAM AZ BY GE MD UA Other AM 33 44 82 31 73 771 AZ 33 29 49 20 48 343 BY 44 29 59 33 195 1 364 GE 82 49 59 44 121 949 MD 31 20 33 44 62 444 UA 73 48 195 121 62 3
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to fund inno - vative projects and faces several constraints . Although the GFC and the ensuing bank deleveraging led to a greater role for capital markets and non-bank finance in Europe, bank loans are still the most important source of external finance for companies. However, banks are typically ill-equipped to finance innovative companies: they lack the expertise to screen and monitor them and have difficulties valuing their (largely intangible) collateral, especially compared to angel financiers, venture capitalists and private equity providers. Banks in Europe also suffer from lower profitability than their US counterparts – in large part because US banks gain higher net fee and commission income from operating in their deeper capital markets – and lack scale relative to their US counterparts owing to the incomplete Banking Union. EU banks also face some specific regulatory hurdles which constrain their capacity to lend. In particular, EU banks cannot rely on securitisation to same extent as their US counterparts. Annual issuance of securitisations in the EU stood at just 0.3% of GDP in 2022, while for the US the figure was 4%. Securitisation makes banks’ balance sheets more flexible by allowing them to transfer some risk to investors, release capital and unlock additional lending. In the EU context, it could also act as a substitute for lack of capital market integration by allowing banks to package loans originating in different Member States into standardised and tradeable assets that can be purchased also by non-bank investors. At the same time, EU support for both public and private investment is constrained by the size of the EU budget, its lack of focus and a too conservative attitude to risk . The EU’s annual budget is small, amounting to just over 1% of EU GDP, while Member States’ budgets are collectively close to 50%. It is also not allocated towards the EU’s strategic priorities: despite attempts at reform, the shares of the 2021-2027 Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) allocated to cohesion and the common agricultural policy are still 30.5% and 30.9%, respectively. Moreover, the EU budget is fragmented across close to 50 spending programmes, preventing EU financing from reaching sufficient scale for larger pan-European projects. Access to EU funding is complex and bureaucratic for private actors, and there is limited room to accommodate new policy priorities or respond to unforeseen developments. The capacity of the EU budget to mobilise private investment through risk-sharing instruments
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by each of these countries. The analyses are performed by means of topic modelling, an algorithmic approach that au- tomatically extracts groups of sets of co-occurring keywords (the topics) from large textual corpora. Further details on this technique, the methodology and the data coverage for each EaP country and source is reported in Section 2.1, while additional explanations on definitions and data sources are provided in Part 1 of this document. This report tackles Step 2 of the research proce- dure (see Part 1. Introduction and methodology), which has the following three objectives: 1. to make an initial assessment of the scien- tific and technological (S&T) specialisa- tions, in terms of emerging topics, supporting the identification of S&T specialisation do- mains in concordance with the E&I analysis; 2. to characterise these domains of S&T specialisation for each EaP country and for the EaP as a whole, providing finer-grained taxonomic and semantic detail; 3. to identify key local and international actors involved in these S&T specialisation domains and to analyse the national and interna- tional collaboration networks at institu- tional level.Therefore, the work presented in this report ad- dresses the following research questions: ■‘What are the areas of specialisation and ex- cellence in EaP STI systems that can be mo- bilised to support knowledge-based economic transformation?’ ■‘How are the international and national STI collaboration networks structured and who are the main stakeholders?’ 2. Identification of the S&T specialisation domains in the Eastern Partnership Science and technology activities span different dimensions and their respective outputs differ in nature and are distributed across multiple sources. For instance, basic research tends to produce sci- entific publications as an output, while technolog- ical and applied research may ultimately result in the production of patents protecting the respective intellectual property. To obtain a comprehensive view of the EaP S&T potential, all of these scientif- ic endeavours and technological capabilities have to be mapped, even though this task presents a fundamental challenge: indeed, the records of the outputs associated with all of these S&T activi- ties are stored in different databases and they are classified in accordance with different taxonomies, each conceived within the specific boundary of the respective S&T activity. For instance, patents are categorised by means of patent classes, while pub- lications are organised within bibliometric catego- ries. To obtain a coherent view of the S&T potential of the EaP countries across sources, it has
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also chosen not to recharge the NiMH batteries for this test. In the case of NiMH batteries, the standard charging method in IEC 61951-2 is used (16 h, 0.1 C). The application test “toy” requires a battery to be discharged over a constant resistance for 1 h per day until a cut-off voltage of 0.8 V is reached for AA, AAA, C, and D size batteries and to 5.4 V for 9V batteries. A battery is considered to pass the test in IEC 60086-2 if the duration is higher than the minimum average duration (MAD) values in Table 3. Table 3. Parameters for the toy test per common designation in IEC 60086-2. Common Designation Toy Test ΩNordic Swan MAD (min)IEC 60086-2 MAD (min) AAA 5.1 190 120 AA 3.9 450 300 C 3.9 1260 840 D 2.2 1440 960 9V 270 1260 420 Figure 11 presents the voltage and current profiles of both primary and secondary batteries using the “toy” application test. Figure 11a,b show the comparison of portable NiMH batteries with primary batteries for the “toy” application test for the common designations AA and AAA, respectively. Both the AA and AAA portable NiMH can pass the “toy” application test (as well as the primary batteries) even without recharging. The difference between the primary and the secondary AA and AAA batteries is 56 min (4.37% capacity difference) and 54 min (8.76% capacity difference), respectively. In the case of the C (see Figure 11c) and D (see Figure 11d) and 9V (see Figure 11e) NiMH batteries, they cannot meet the duration requirement for the application test “toy” without recharging. The difference between the C and D primary and secondary batteries is smaller than in the case of the 9V battery (C = 608 min (44.8% capacity difference), D = 787.9 min (49% capacity difference), and 9V = 179 min (400% capacity difference)). Based on these results, although they cannot reach the pass value of the application test “toy”, it is expected that the 9V , C, and D NiMH batteries can pass the test in the fourth charge/discharge cycle for the 9V NiMH battery and the second cycle for the C and D (as manufacturers declared a minimum of 400 cycles). For the AA and AAA batteries, the results show that the NiMH can fulfill the application test without recharging and that the gap between primary and secondary batteries for this
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there- fore been decided to circumvent taxonomies and to use the textual content of each record to ob- tain fine-grained and homogeneous mapping of all S&T activities across the EaP countries. To do so, a series of topics have been extracted from the com- bined corpus of scientific publications, EU-funded research projects and patents by means of topic modelling – an algorithmic approach to extract condensed information from large textual corpora in the form of ‘topics’. Smart Specialisation in the Eastern Partnership countries - Potential for knowledge-based economic cooperation145 The result of topic modelling is a series of top- ics, each characterised by a list of the main words that tend to appear in them. This whole process is carried out iteratively and with human revision in order to identify and eliminate unrelated or irrel- evant terms: proper names, acronyms, words with little meaning or transversal words. Topics are extracted individually for each country, allowing for differences and nuances in national special- isations. The individual topics are then clustered together according to their semantic similarity, leading to 14 S&T specialisation domains defined across the EaP. This section presents and discuss- es these results. 2.1 S&T data availability Table 3.1 presents the data sources used in topic modelling. Publications account for 64.48% of the total number of records, while patents account for 32.36% and EC projects for only 0.16%. Additionally, Table 3.2 showcases the specific dis- tribution of records per type and per country. It is important to note the significantly low number of patents in comparison to the number of publica- tions, which is especially pronounced in the cases Scope Source Data extraction criteriaNo of records (2012-2019) Scientific publications in internationally indexed journalsScopus (Elsevier)Publications with at least one author with an EaP affiliation131 179 European Commission- funded research and innovation projectsCORDIS - Community Research and Development Information ServiceFP7 and H2020 projects with at least one EaP partner324 PatentsWorldwide bibliographic data (DOCDB) - European Patent OfficeAt least one EaP inventor or applicant for those patents filed through a patent office covered by the EPO DOCDB database261 997 (2011-2018)Table 3.1. Characterisation of the data sources used in topic modelling, including the name of the source, its scope, the data extraction criteria and the number of recordsof Armenia and Azerbaijan, where publications ac- count for 96%, 92% and 87% of the total num- ber of records in the country, respectively. This is partially
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= 0.15; interaction ef fect: p = 0.0001; Bonferroni multiple comparisons test, mouse CN versus object CN: object visit, p = 0.0007, mouse visit, p = 0.0001; object visit versus mous e visit: mouse CN, p = 0.0024, object CN, p = 0.0006).(I) Schematic of the fear-conditioning paradigm. (J) Percentage of inhibited or active aIC VIP+ CN during CS and US presentations (n = 85). (K) Averaged responses from recorded aIC VIP+ US CN (red) and CS CN (blue) across all trials.(L) Mean AUC of Zscored activity responses following US presentations was higher for US CN than for CS CN, while the latter were preferentially active during CS presentations (two-way ANOVA, main effect ensemble: p = 0.0004; main effect presentation: p = 0.042; interaction effect: p = 0.0001; Bonferronimultiple comparisons test, US CN versus CS CN: CS presentation, p = 0.0001, US presentation, p = 0.0001; CS versus US presentation: US+ CN, p = 0.0001, CS + CN, p = 0.0028).(M) Schematic of the fear retrieval paradigm.(N) Percentage of aIC VIP+ INs with increased or decreased ( ±2sover baseline) Ca 2+responses during CS-R or US- (n = 79). (O) Averaged responses from recorded aIC VIP+ US- CN (magenta) and CS-R CN (blue) across all trials.(P) Mean AUC of Zscored activity responses following CS-R presentations was higher for CS-R CN than for US- CN, while the latter were preferentially active during US omissions (main effect ensemble: p = 0.407; main effect presentation: p = 0.719; interaction effect: p = 0.0001; Bonferroni multiple compar isons test, US- CN versus CS-R CN: CS-R presentation, p = 0.0001, US- presentation, p = 0.0001; CS-R versus US- presentation: US- CN, p = 0.0001, CS-R CN, p = 0.0001).(Q) Population vector distances between clusters of mouse and object CN at different cumulative times of interaction with the object or mouse on socia l preference test day 1 (Friedman test, p < 0.0001).(R) Population vector distances between clusters of mouse and object CN at different cumulative times of interaction with the object or mouse on socia l pref- erence test day 2 (Friedman test, p = 0.13).(S) Population vector distances between clusters of CS and US CN at different CS-US pairings during fear conditioning (Friedman test, p = 0.93).(T) Population vector distances between clusters of CS-R and US- CN at different CS-R/US- presentations during fear retrieval testing (Friedman tes t, p = 0.13). Data are shown as
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The EU should also put in place a common trading rulebook applying to both spot and derivatives markets and ensure integrated supervision of energy and energy derivatives markets. Finally, the EU should review the “ancillary activities exemption” to ensure that all trading entities are subject to the same supervision and requirements. At the same time, transferring the benefits of decarbonisation requires policies to better decouple the price of natural gas from clean energy . The EU should decouple the remuneration of renewable energy and nuclear from fossil-fuel generation by building on the tools introduced under the new Electricity Market Design – such as PPAs and two-way CfDs – and progressively extending PPAs and CFDs to all renewable and nuclear assets in a harmonised way. The marginal pricing system should be used to ensure efficient balance in the energy system. To increase the uptake of PPAs into the industrial sector, the report recommends developing market platforms to contract resources and pool demand between generators and offtakers. This initiative can be combined with schemes to provide guarantees to mitigate the financial counterparty risks engendered by using such platforms, thereby enlarging market access to SMEs. For example, the EIB and National Promotional Banks could provide counter guarantees and specific financial products for small consumers or suppliers that lack a proper credit rating. In parallel, a fundamental component of lowering energy costs for end users is reducing energy taxation, which can be achieved by adopting a common maximum level of surcharges across the EU (including taxes, levies and network charges). Legislative reform in this area is subject to unanimity, but cooperation among a subset of Member States or guidance on energy taxation can be considered. The second key goal is to accelerate decarbonisation in a cost-efficient way, leveraging all available solu - tions through a technology-neutral approach . This approach should include renewables, nuclear, hydrogen, bioenergy and carbon capture, utilisation and storage, and should be backed by massive mobilisation of both public and private finance (based on the proposals laid out in the chapter on investment. However, increasing the supply of finance for clean energy deployment will not yield the desired results without increasing the pace of permitting for installation. Different options are available to reduce permitting delays for new energy projects. Systematically implementing existing legislation can make a major difference: for example, several Member States have experienced double-digit increases in the volume of
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and financial capacity. First, the programme should be refocused on a smaller number on commonly agreed priorities. Second, an increased share of the budget allocation should be allocated towards financing disruptive innovation and, to make efficient use of this funding, the EIC should be reformed to become a genuine “ARPA-type agency”, supporting high-risk projects with the potential of delivering breakthrough technological advances. Third, the governance of the programme should be managed by project managers and by people with proven track record at the frontier of innovation and – to maximise access for young, innovative companies – application processes should be faster and less bureaucratic. The organisation of the programme should be redesigned and streamlined to become more outcome-based and efficient. Finally, conditional on reforms, the budget of the new Framework Programme should be doubled to EUR 200 billion per 7 years. In parallel, better coordination of public R&I across Member States is necessary . A Research and Innova - tion Union should be established and lead to a joint formulation of a common European R&I strategy and policy. To improve coordination, the EU could promote a “European Research and Innovation Action Plan”, designed by Member States, together with the Commission, the research community, and stakeholders from the private sector. It is also essential to establish and consolidate European academic institutions at the forefront of global research . The European Research Council (ERC) has been crucial to the competitiveness of European science but many promising proposals remain unfunded owing to a lack of financial resources. The report recommends doubling the support for fundamental research through the ERC, significantly increasing the number of grant recip - ients without diluting the amount they receive. In parallel, the EU should introduce an excellence-based, highly competitive “ERC for Institutions” programme to provide the required resources for academic institutions. A new regime for world-class researchers (“EU Chair” position) is also proposed, to attract and retain the best academic scholars by hiring them as European officials. This regime should be supported by a new EU framework for private funding to enable public universities and research centres to design more competitive compensation policies for top talents and to provide additional support for research. Beyond academic institutions, increased funding and stronger coordination is required to develop world-leading research and technological infrastructures, when scale is needed. Europe needs to make it easier for “inventors to become investors” and facilitate scaling
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Cookies LI 40.2*** 7.63 ✓ Lithuania Yogurt DE 0.1 0.07 ✕ ✕ (Euro) Yogurt HU 0.13 0.07 ✕ ​ Spaghetti sauce DE 0.12 0.07 ✕ ✕ ​ Spaghetti sauce HU 0.06 0.07 ✕ ​ Cookies DE/HU]]0.08 0.05 ✕ ]]] Romania Soft drink ES 42.93 126.99 ✕ ✕ (Leu) Soft drink SE 13.7 40.63 ✕ ✕ ​ Fish fingers ES 1.83*** 0.25 ✕ ✓ ​ Fish fingers SE 2.66*** 0.30 ✕ ✓ ​ Crisps ES 3.76*** 0.96 ✕ ✓ ​ Crisps SE 0.53 0.98 ✕ ✕ Source: Authors ’ elaboration ]The level of significance refers to H1a. ]]In Germany and Hungary, the two versions of Milka Choco Cookies were identical (valid for all tables). ]]]An East–West comparison for the Hungarian/German version of the Cookies is not possible as the two versions are identical (valid for all tables). Table A2 WTP premium for branded-foreign over branded-domestic product versions in the absence of the ‘made for’ claim. Country Groups Product Version Mean]Std Dev. H1a,B H1c,B Western Countries ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Germany Yogurt HU 0.29*** 0.04 ✕ ✕ (Euro) Yogurt LI 0.49*** 0.04 ✕ ✕ ​ Spaghetti sauce HU 0.07* 0.03 ✕ ✕ ​ Spaghetti sauce LI 0.03 0.03 ✕ ✕ ​ Cookies LI 0.02 0.03 ✕ ✕ Spain Soft drink RO 0.35*** 0.03 ✓ ✓ (Euro) Soft drink SE 0.36*** 0.03 ✓ ​ Fish fingers RO 1.4*** 0.11 ✓ ✓ ​ Fish fingers SE 0.53*** 0.09 ✓ ​ Crisps RO 0.63*** 0.05 ✓ ✓ ​ Crisps SE 0.64*** 0.05 ✓ Sweden Soft drink ES 0.55 0.35 ✕ (Krona) Soft drink RO 1.95*** 0.35 ✓ ✓ ​ Fish fingers ES 4.51*** 1.24 ✓ ​ Fish fingers RO 4.8*** 1.12 ✓ ✓ ​ Crisps ES 1.64* 0.80 ✕ ​ Crisps RO 0.02 0.78 ✕ ✓ Eastern Countries ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Hungary Yogurt DE 47.01*** 8.02 ✓ ✕ (Forint) Yogurt LI 31.89*** 7.72 ✕ ​ Spaghetti sauce DE 205.87*** 18.12 ✓ ✕ ​ Spaghetti sauce LI 73.05*** 18.56 ✓ ​ Cookies LI 2.53 7.63 ✕ Lithuania Yogurt DE 0.25** 0.07 ✓ ✕ (Euro) Yogurt HU 0.15* 0.07 ✓ ​ Spaghetti sauce DE 0.09 0.07 ✕ ✕ ​ Spaghetti sauce HU 0.14 0.07 ✕ ​ Cookies DE/HU 0.03 0.05 ✕ Romania Soft drink ES 54.47 126.99 ✕ ✕ (Leu) Soft drink SE 26.55 40.63 ✕ ✕ ​ Fish
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Telecom1.63 Advertising 2.13 Financial Services 1.95Table 2.44. Specialised industry groups – Armenia For Armenia, the table shows the relative specialisation in terms of number of companies, number of employees and estimated revenue featured in the Crunchbase database by Industry Group. 108 Part 2 Analysis of economic and innovation potential Azerbaijan Azerbaijan is highly specialised in Travel & Tour- ism and Natural Resources across all three var- iables. Transportation and Energy have a high specialisation in terms of number of employees and estimated revenue, but not so much in terms of number of companies. Other industry groups with high specialisation across more than one var- iable are Lending & Investments and Financial Services. Georgia Georgia’s main specialisation is in Payments, which ranks the highest across all three variables. Other industry groups with high specialisation in all three variables are Lending & Investments, Financial Services and Travel & Tourism. Oth- er industry groups with high specialisation across more than one variable are Food & Beverage, Software and Agriculture & Farming. Soft- ware and Internet Services, which ranked highly in terms of critical mass across all three variables, only have a high specialisation in number of em- ployees. Moldova Moldova is highly specialised in Sustainability, Government & Military and Lending & In- vestments across all three variables. Food & Beverage is the industry group with the highest specialisation in the number of companies and number of employees. Other industry groups with a high specialisation across more than one variable are Privacy & Security, Energy and Financial Services. Software and Information Technology, which ranked first and second (respectively) in terms of critical mass, have a low specialisation in the number of companies. Azerbaijan # firms SI Firms # employees SI Employees # est. revenue SI Revenue Travel and Tourism 3.93Agriculture and Farming7.31 Energy 9.10 Lending and Investments3.27 Natural Resources 6.33 Transportation 7.22 Messaging and Telecom.2.93 Transportation 4.32 Natural Resources 4.63 Music and Audio 2.37 Travel and Tourism 3.91 Manufacturing 4.46 Natural Resources 2.34Science and Engineering3.05 Travel and Tourism 2.18 Financial Services 2.30 Energy 2.22 Music and Audio 2.04 Internet Services 1.68 Food and Beverage 1.22 Financial Services 1.42 Food and Beverage 1.64 Mobile 1.06Lending and Investments1.30 Energy 1.61 Financial Services 0.98 Payments 0.63 Community and Lifestyle1.48Lending and Investments0.97 Events 0.34Table 2.45. Specialised industry groups– Azerbaijan For Azerbaijan, the table shows the relative specialisation in terms of number of companies, number of employees and estimated
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non-residential buildings X 55Essential oils and resinoids and perfume materials; toilet, etc. X Green energy and environmental services 42.1 Construction of roads and railways X 57 Plastics in primary forms X Education and knowledge transfer Smart Specialisation in the Eastern Partnership countries - Potential for knowledge-based economic cooperation139 140 Part 2 Analysis of economic and innovation potential 42.2 Construction of utility projects X 58 Plastics in non-primary forms X Food and agriculture 43.2Electrical, plumbing and other construction installation act. X 59 Chemical materials and products X Information and communication technologies 45.3Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories X 61Leather, leather manufactures, and dressed furskins X Medicine and health 46.1Wholesale on a fee or contract basis X 63 Cork and wood manufactures (excluding furniture) X Biotechnology 46.2Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals X 64Paper, paperboard and articles of paper pulp, of paper or of paperboardX Pharmaceutics 46.3Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco X 65Textile yarn, fabrics, made-up articles, and related products X Industrial manufacturing and processes 46.6Wholesale of other machinery, equipment and supplies X 66 Non-metallic mineral manufactures X 46.9 Non-specialised wholesale trade X 67 Iron and steel X 47.1Retail sale in non-specialised stores X 68 Non-ferrous metals X 47.2Retail sale of food, beverages and tobacco in spec. stores X 71 Power-generating machinery and equipment X 47.7Retail sale of other goods in specialised stores X 73 Metalworking machinery X X 49.2 Freight rail transport X X 74General industrial machinery and equipment, and machine parts,X 49.4Freight transport by road and removal services X 76Telecommunications and sound-recording and reproducing apparatus etc.X 49.5 Transport via pipeline X 79 Other transport equipment X 82Furniture and parts thereof; bedding, mattresses, mattress supports, etc. X 84 Articles of apparel and clothing accessories X 89 Miscellaneous manufactured articles, X Smart Specialisation in the Eastern Partnership countries - Potential for knowledge-based economic cooperation141 5. Common E&I specialisations in the EaP region During the preceding sections, several transversal and country-level analyses have been presented, based on different sources and indicators. With regard to the transversal analysis, it has been found that the primary sector (Agriculture, For- estry and Fishing) is an important sector in all EaP countries in terms of gross domestic product, and agriculture in particular, very relevant in terms of employment. Unfortunately, due to the data source limitations of this study, no further characterisa- tion of the primary sector has been produced at sub-sectoral level for
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98 Table 2.35. Descriptive statistics for trademarks in a number of combined manufacturing industries .......................................................................................................................................................... 99 Table 2.36. Trademark specialisations for a number of combined manufacturing industries ....................................................................................................................................................... 100 Table 2.37. Industrial design applications .................................................................................... 102 Table 2.38. Crunchbase – key descriptive statistics ................................................................. 103 Table 2.39. Largest industry groups – Armenia ......................................................................... 104 Table 2.40. Largest industry groups – Azerbaijan ..................................................................... 104 Table 2.41. Largest industry groups – Georgia ........................................................................... 105 Table 2.42. Largest industry groups – Moldova ......................................................................... 106 Table 2.43. Largest industry groups – Ukraine ........................................................................... 106 Table 2.44. Specialised industry groups – Armenia .................................................................. 107 Table 2.45. Specialised industry groups– Azerbaijan .............................................................. 108 Table 2.46. Specialised industry groups – Georgia ................................................................... 109 Table 2.47. Specialised industry groups – Moldova .................................................................. 109 Table 2.48. Specialised industry groups – Ukraine ................................................................... 110 Table 2.49. Armenia ................................................................................................................................ 112 Table 2.50. Azerbaijan ............................................................................................................................ 112 Table 2.51. Georgia .................................................................................................................................. 112 Table 2.52. Moldova ................................................................................................................................ 113 Table 2.53. Ukraine .................................................................................................................................. 113 266 List of figures and tables Table 2.54. Recommended industry groups for start-ups and venture capital-backed companies ..................................................................................................................................................... 115 Table 2.55. Concordance between NACE industries and recommended industry groups for start-ups and venture capital-backed companies ............................................................... 116 Table 2.56. Number of cluster organisations by EaP country .............................................. 117 Table 2.57. Number of identified cluster organisations by country and sector .......... 119 Table S.1. Summary table of mapping results for Armenia .................................................. 123 Table S.2. Summary table of mapping results for Azerbaijan ............................................. 125 Table S.3. Summary table of mapping results for Georgia ................................................... 127 Table S.4. Summary table of mapping results for Moldova .................................................. 131 Table S.5. Summary table of mapping results for Ukraine ................................................... 135 Table 2.58. E&I specialisation domains in terms of NACE sectors .................................... 142 Table 3.1. Characterisation of the data sources used in topic modelling, including the name of the source, its scope, the data extraction criteria and the number of records .................................................................................................................................................... 145 Table 3.2. Distribution of records per type and per country ................................................. 146 Table 3.3a. List of identified S&T specialisation domains .................................................... 149 Table 3.3b. List of 50 most relevant keywords for each S&T domain ............................. 149 Table 3.4. Number of records per labelled topic group (i.e. ‘domain’) in the Eastern Partnership region ..................................................................................................................................... 153 Table 3.5. Characterisation of the EaP S&T domains according to the internal distribution of the S&T data sources ......................................................................................................................... 156 Table 3.6. Temporal evolution of S&T domains in the
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grounded in the real world the speaker and listener inhabit together. Commu- nicative intents can also be about abstract worlds, e.g. bank accounts, computer file systems, or a purely hypothetical world in the speaker’s mind. Linguists distinguish communicative intent from conventional (orstanding ) meaning (Quine, 1960; Grice, 1968). The conventional meaning of an expression (word, phrase, sentence) is what is con- stant across all of its possible contexts of use. Con- ventional meaning is an abstract object that repre- sents the communicative potential of a form, given the linguistic system it is drawn from. Each lin- guistic system (say, English) provides a relation CES, which contains pairs (e; s)of expres- sions eand their conventional meanings s.6The field of linguistic semantics provides many com- peting theories of what conventional meanings s look like. For our purposes, we don’t need to select among these theories; all we assume is that conven- tional meanings must have interpretations, such as a means of testing them for truth against a model of the world. Thus, like the meaning relation M,C connects language to objects outside of language. 5In spoken languages, the primary articulators are the com- ponents of the vocal tract. In signed languages, they are principally the hands and face. 6We abstract away here from the facts that linguistic sys- temsCchange over time and are only incompletely shared among different speakers. They are stable enough to function as rich signals to communicative intent.Returning to the meaning relation Mfrom above, it is best understood as mediated by the relation C of a linguistic system shared between two inter- locutors. The speaker has a certain communica- tive intent i, and chooses an expression ewith a standing meaning swhich is fit to express iin the current communicative situation. Upon hearing e, the listener then reconstructs sand uses their own knowledge of the communicative situation and their hypotheses about the speaker’s state of mind and intention in an attempt to deduce i. This active participation of the listener is cru- cial to human communication (Reddy, 1979; Clark, 1996). For example, to make sense of (8) and (9) (from Clark, 1996, p.144), the listener has to calcu- late that Napoleon refers to a specific pose (hand inside coat flap) or that China trip refers to a person who has recently traveled to China. (8) The photographer asked me to do a Napoleon for the camera. (9) Never ask two
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achieve sufficient scale to support strategic projects and to simplify access to beneficiaries. It is proposed to regroup and substantially decrease the number of all funding programmes. Dedicated funding schemes should be put in place to address the investment gap for scale-up technology companies in the EU [see the chapter on innovation] , as well as manufacturing capacities in certain cases, such as clean tech. The flexi - bility of the EU budget should be enhanced to enable the reallocation of resources across and within programmes and potential beneficiaries. The EU budget should also be better leveraged to support private investment through different types of financial instruments and more risk appetite by implementing partners. In particular, it is recom - mended to increase the size of the EU guarantee for the InvestEU Programme. The InvestEU programme should in turn focus on financing higher risk and more scale-up investment. This objective will require the EIB Group to take on more and larger high-risk projects, making greater use of the EIB Group’s own financial firepower. Finally, the EU should move towards regular issuance of common safe assets to enable joint investment projects among Member States and to help integrate capital markets . If the political and institutional conditions are in place as outlined above, the EU should continue – building on the model of NGEU – to issue common debt instruments, which would be used to finance joint investment projects that will increase the EU’s competitiveness and security. As several of these projects are longer-term in nature, such as financing R&I and defence procurement, common issuance should over time produce a deeper and more liquid market in EU bonds, allowing this market to progressively support the integration of Europe’s capital markets. At the same time, together with the above reforms, to finance a variety of programmes focused on innovation and on raising productivity, Member States could consider increasing the resources available to the Commission by deferring the repayment of NGEU. 66THE FUTURE OF EUROPEAN COMPETITIVENESS — PART A | CHAPTER 56. Strengthening governance A new industrial strategy for Europe will not succeed without parallel changes to the institutional setup and functioning of the EU . As demonstrated throughout this report, successful industrial policies today require strate - gies that span investment, taxation, education, access to finance, regulation, trade and foreign policy, united behind an agreed strategic goal. Europe’s major competitors, as single
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biological medicines in Europe in 2022, just two were marketed by EU companies while six were marketed by US-based companies [see Figure 9] . The EU is struggling in particular to establish its position in products with market exclusivity as orphan medicines06 and advanced therapy medicinal products07. At the root of this emerging gap is lower spending on innovation. Total EU public sector R&I spending on pharma stands at less than half the level of the US, while total EU private R&I investment is about a quarter as large as the US. Innovation in the EU is also hindered by a slow and complex regulatory framework, which is currently under review. In 2022, the median approval time for new medicines by regulatory agencies in Europe was 430 days compared with 334 days in the US. Moreover, access to health data is one of the preconditions for the development of AI in the pharma industry but is constrained by fragmentation. In particular, although GDPR contains options to use patient data for health research, take up has been uneven across Member States, preventing the industry from tapping into a wealth of available electronic data. FIGURE 9 Market share erosion in the key segment of biologics Note: Based on IQVIA MIDAS® quarterly volume sales data for period 2012 – 2022 reflecting estimates of real-world activity. Copyright IQVIA. All rights reserved. Data for EEA markets (no data for CY, MT, IS and LI; retail data only for DK, EE, EL, LU, SI) and EC data (JRC R&D scoreboard) for regional allocation of companies. Source: European Commission. 06. Orphan medicines are pharmaceutical products developed specifically to treat, prevent, or diagnose rare diseases or conditions. These medications are called “orphan” because, under normal market conditions, pharmaceutical companies have little financial incentive to develop and market products intended for only a small number of patients. Currently, 55% of orphan medicines are biologicals. 07. Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMPs) are innovative medicines for human use that are based on genes, tissues, or cells. Many ATMPs are orphan medicines. 32THE FUTURE OF EUROPEAN COMPETITIVENESS — PART A | CHAPTER 2A programme to tackle the innovation deficit Europe must improve the conditions for breakthrough innovation by addressing the weaknesses in its common programmes for R&I [see the chapter on innovation] . The report recommends reforming the EU’s next Framework Programme for R&I in terms of its focus, budget allocation, governance
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62.0 Computer programming, consultancy and related activities; 63 Information service activities; 63.1 Data processing, hosting and related activities; web portals; 63.9 Other information service activities Smart Specialisation in the Eastern Partnership countries - Potential for knowledge-based economic cooperation341 NABS NACE NABS07 Health86 Human health activities; 86.1 Hospital activities; 86.2 Medical and dental practice activities; 86.9 Other human health activities; 87 Residential care activities; 87.1 Residential nursing care activities; 87.2 Residential care activities for mental retardation, mental health and substance abuse; 87.3 Residential care activities for the elderly and disabled; 87.9 Other residential care activities NABS08 Agriculture1 Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities; 1.1 Growing of non-perennial crops; 1.2 Growing of perennial crops; 1.3 Plant propagation; 1.4 Animal production; 1.5 Mixed farming; 1.6 Support activities to agriculture and post-harvest crop activities; 1.7 Hunting, trapping and related service activities; 2 Forestry and logging; 2.1 Silviculture and other forestry activities; 2.2 Logging; 2.3 Gathering of wild growing non-wood products; 2.4 Support services to forestry; 20.2 Manufacture of pesticides and other agrochemical products; 28.3 Manufacture of agricultural and forestry machinery; 3 Fishing and aquaculture; 3.1 Fishing; 3.2 Aquaculture; 75 Veterinary activities; 75.0 Veterinary activities NABS09 Education85 Education; 85.1 Pre-primary education; 85.2 Primary education; 85.3 Secondary education; 85.4 Higher education; 85.5 Other education; 85.6 Educational support activities NABS10Culture, recreation, religion and mass media58 Publishing activities; 58.1 Publishing of books, periodicals and other publishing activities; 58.2 Software publishing; 59 Motion picture, video and television programme production, sound recording and music publishing activities; 59.1 Motion picture, video and television programme activities; 59.2 Sound recording and music publishing activities; 60 Programming and broadcasting activities; 60.1 Radio broadcasting; 60.2 Television programming and broadcasting activities; 90 Creative, arts and entertainment activities; 90.0 Creative, arts and entertainment activities; 91 Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities; 91.0 Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities; 93 Sports activities and amusement and recreation activities; 93.1 Sports activities; 93.2 Amusement and recreation activities; 94.9 Activities of other membership organisations NABS11Political and social systems, structures and processes78 Employment activities; 78.1 Activities of employment placement agencies; 78.2 Temporary employment agency activities; 78.3 Other human resources provision; 84.1 Administration of the State and the economic and social policy of the community; 84.2 Provision of services to the community as a whole; 84.3 Compulsory social security activities; 88 Social work activities without accommodation; 88.1 Social work activities without accommodation for the elderly and disabled; 88.9
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sudden stops in trade can be extremely disruptive. As the era of geopolitical stability fades, the risk of rising insecurity becoming a threat to growth and freedom is rising. Europe is particularly exposed. We rely on a handful of suppliers for critical raw materials, especially China, even as global demand for those materials is exploding owing to the clean energy transition. We are also hugely reliant on imports of digital technology. For chips production, 75-90% of global wafer fabrication capacity is in Asia. These dependencies are often two-way – for example, China relies on the EU to absorb its industrial overcapacity – but other major economies like the US are actively trying to disentangle themselves. If the EU does not act, we risk being vulnerable to coercion. In this setting, we will need a genuine EU “foreign economic policy” to retain our freedom – a so-called statecraft. The EU will need to coordinate preferential trade agreements and direct investment with resource-rich nations, build up stockpiles in selected critical areas, and create industrial partnerships to secure the supply chain of key technologies. Only together can we create the necessary market leverage to do all this. Peace is the first and foremost objective of Europe. But physical security threats are rising and we must prepare. The EU is collectively the world’s second largest military spender, but it is not reflected in the strength of our defence industrial capacity. The defence industry is too fragmented, hindering its ability to produce at scale, and it suffers from a lack of stan - dardisation and interoperability of equipment, weakening Europe’s ability to act as a cohesive power. For example, twelve different types of battle tanks are operated in Europe, whereas the US produces only one. 07 THE FUTURE OF EUROPEAN COMPETITIVENESS — PART A | FOREWORDWhat is standing in the way? In many of these areas, Member States are already acting individually and industrial policies are on the rise. But it is evident that Europe is falling short of what we could achieve if we acted as a community. Three barriers are standing in our way. First, Europe is lacking focus. We articulate common objectives, but we do not back them by setting clear priorities or following up with joined-up policy actions. For example, we claim to favour innovation, but we continue to add regulatory burdens onto European companies, which are especially costly for SMEs
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the spontaneous fission of252Cf, isomeric states in 25 dif- ferent nuclei were identified, from A=88 to A=158. These nuclei are depicted in Fig. 7. In total, the half-lives of 41 isomeric states were measured. The half-lives measured in this work for all these isomers are reported in Tables 2and3for light and heavy fragments, respectively. In these tables, the total uncertainties corre-sponding to both statistical and systematic errors are given. For each isomer, the systematic uncertainty was estimated by varying the range of the fits and the binning of the timehistogram, as the fit result was sensitive to these parameters.Fig. 8 Ratios of half-lives measured in this work over literature values 3 Results and discussion 3.1 Half-life extraction of the identified isomers The ratios between all the half-lives measured in this work and the ones extracted from literature (see Tables 2and3)a r e represented in Fig. 8, except for the newly identified isomers in94Rb,108Tc and147Ce. From such a representation, the extensive range of half-lives that could be accessed with the VESPA setup is visible (5 orders of magnitude). We mayobserve that our results agree well with the literature values,although no perfect agreement is found. The ratios do not seem to show any dependence on the half-life, indicating that our method performs equally well over the whole time range.Most of the half-lives measured in this work (28 over 37) agree within 4% (1 σ) to their corresponding literature value. For some outliers, a more severe deviation is observed. Themost striking difference are the half-lives of the 1.039 MeV isomeric state in 99Zr and the 2.075 and 1.485 MeV isomeric states in94Rb. In Tables 2and3, half-lives extracted from the RIPL3 database [ 15] (2023 update) are also compared to the ones measured in this work. Indeed, as simulation codes may rely on such databases, incorrect isomer half-lives may affect thecalculations. The following subsections are mainly dedicated to those isomers in 108Tc,147Ce, and94Rb, which were measured for the first time. 3.1.1108Tc Although γ-rays from the108Tc isomer were already observed in the 1970 years (see, e.g., in Ref. [ 42]), no level scheme was proposed at that time. Level schemes were pro-posed in Ref. [ 43](βdecay of 108Mo) and [ 44] (spontaneous 123 5 Page 6 of 12 Eur. Phys. J. A (2025) 61:5 Table 2 Half-lives of the isomers (light fragments) measured in this work ( Texp. 1/2) compared with literature ( Tlit. 1/2)
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specific industry group j and country i, and the share of variable n in a specific industry group j for the whole Eastern Partnership region. As Ukraine accounts for most of the companies listed in Crunchbase (85%), employees (82%) and estimated revenue (76%) in the Eastern Partnership region (for the data extracted from Crunchbase), the contribution of the other Eastern Partnership countries to the denominator on the right-hand side of the above equation is negligible. As a result, the specialisation analysis carried out in this section is largely biased towards consider- ing Ukraine as a baseline rather than the whole Eastern Partnership, a fact that must be taken into due account when drawing qualitative conclu- sions. In particular, the above implies that special- isation figures for the specific case of Ukraine are not particularly informative. Therefore, this section analyses the relative specialisation in each East-ern Partnership country, and provides a final re- mark on Ukraine at the very end. Here, for each EaP country, we focus on the top 10 Industry Groups in which each country is special- ised, either per number of companies and/or num- ber of employees (revenue is also reported, but shall not be used as a weighing variable, because observations are very sparse across countries). All specialisation values sij of top-10 industries are well above the typical 1.2 threshold applied for selecting niches of high specialisation. Armenia Armenia is highly specialised in Travel & Tour- ism and Gaming across all three variables. Specialisation in Sports is very high in terms of number of employees and estimated revenue, but not so much in terms of number of companies. Other industry groups with high specialisation across more than one variable are Mobile and Apps. Software, Information Technologies and In- ternet Services, while highly relevant in terms of critical mass across all three variables, have a low relative specialisation. Armenia # firms SI Firms # employees SI Employees # est. revenue SI Revenue Artificial Intelligence 3.71 Sports 24.13 Sports 32.01 Gaming 3.66 Travel and Tourism 9.36 Travel and Tourism 24.30 Travel and Tourism 3.64 Gaming 6.71 Gaming 17.07 Platforms 3.03 Music and Audio 4.43 Hardware 9.91 Mobile 2.17 Apps 3.32 Administrative Services 4.28 Music and Audio 1.97 Internet Services 3.31 Content and Publishing 4.04 Apps 1.96 Mobile 2.66 Real Estate 2.52 Education 1.81 Software 2.62 Artificial Intelligence 2.32 Data and Analytics 1.65 Information Technology 2.39Lending and Investments2.16 Messaging and
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domain. Using this information, the collaboration network patterns within and across EaP countries (as well as international partners) for publications and re- search projects funded by the EC have been iden- tified. In the following analysis, for each domain, a collaboration between any pair of countries (with- in the EaP and beyond) is counted if an institu- tion from both countries appears as an affiliation of a publication, as co-owners of a patent or as partners of an EC research and innovation project classified within the respective S&T domains. The main actors per EaP country and the na- tional collaboration networks are presented and discussed in Section 5.1, while international col- laborations, within EaP countries and with external partners, are presented in Section 5.2. This chapter is complemented by the interactive networks68, which provide a complete exploratory depiction of all actors for a country, filterable by domain. 68 Available on the Smart Specialisation platform webpage.5.1 Top actors in science and tech- nology in the EaP countries Methodology This section focuses on identifying, for each EaP country and S&T specialisation domain, the main actors producing scientific publications, applying for patents and receiving funding from the EC for research and innovation projects. In doing so, every single analysed record is linked back to the respective extracted domain and the pertinent af- filiation (for publications), applicant (for patents) or beneficiary (for projects) is identified. While each single document is linked to the respective actor for publications and research projects, in the case of patents, whole patent families are assigned to their applicants. The following figures aggregate the three data sources together, providing a unified view of the national research ecosystem. Since this aggre- gation is normally biased towards publications (which is by far the largest dataset), two comple- mentary tables provide the top 10 organisations classified as ‘private company, for profit’ and ‘pub- lic administration’, which includes public hospitals and state-owned companies. Results The following sections present the EaP science and technology ecosystems country by country. The national academies play a central role in Ar- menia, Moldova and Ukraine. In all countries, one or very few comprehensive universities, usually located in the capital city (or some other main cities for Ukraine), also have a backbone role in the national ecosystem. After those, specialised research institutions and universities present rel- evant roles in specific S&T domains or related sets of domains. The presence of
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largest scientific partner of EaP institutions, followed by Germany, Poland and the United States. At some distance, other European countries follow: France, the UK, Italy, Spain and Switzerland can be ob- served as recurrent partners. A considerable share of these co-publications is the result of great en- deavours in physics, mainly classified under the Fundamental physics and mathematics domain. China is the only Asian country appearing on the list. In EC-funded projects, the first top European partners are repeated, complemented by Belgium and Netherlands – very active countries in Horizon 2020 – and Greece and Romania, which are geo- graphically closer to the EaP countries. The Russian Federation so far concentrated a larg- er proportion of scientific collaborations within Bi- otechnology, Chemistry and chemical engineering, Energy, Nanotechnology and materials and Optics and photonics. The remaining domains present a more evenly distributed collaboration pattern, notably in Agrifood, Environmental sciences and industries or Electric and electronic technologies. Some specific relationships emerge, notably with Poland in Transportation and ICT and computer science or with the United States in Health and wellbeing. 6. Summary of the strengths of each S&T specialisation do- main for each EaP country 6.1 Selection of the most relevant domains per country Based on the evidence shown in Chapter 4 for critical mass, specialisation and excellence per domain, the following sections present synthet- ic indicators supporting the selection of the S&T specialisation domains for each Eastern Partnership country. For each country, each do- main is characterised by the indicators below. 1. Critical mass a. The domain is within the country’s top 5 by number of publications b. The domain is within the country’s top 5 by number of patents 2. Specialisation a. The domain is within the country’s top 5 by relative specialisation for publications, in relation to the EaP b. The domain is within the country’s top 5 by relative specialisation for patents, in relation to the EaP 3. Excellence a. The domain is within the country’s top 5 by normalised citation impact for publications b. The domain is within the country’s top 5 by number of EU-funded projects (Horizon 2020) The previous chapters have provided diverse and complementary evidence on the thematics, col- laborations and STI ecosystems related to each domain. For this reason, while the table presents a final column with the number of highlighted in- dicators for a domain and country, no automatic selection of domains
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years, suggesting that training next-genera - tion AI systems could soon be as expensive as USD 1 billion and reach USD 10 billion by the end of the decadexiv. At the same time, deploying AI will require faster, lower latency and more secure connections. Yet, the EU is behind its 2030 Digital Decade targets for fibre and 5G deployment. The investment levels required to support EU networks are estimated at around EUR 200 billion to ensure full gigabit and 5G coverage across the EU. But Europe’s per capita investment is markedly lower than other major economies [see Figure 9] . A key reason for lower rates of investment is Europe’s fragmented market. For example, there are 34 mobile network operator groups in the EU and only a handful in the US or China, in part because the EU and Member States have tended to view mergers in the sector negatively. This fragmentation makes the fixed costs of investing in networks relatively more onerous for EU operators than for continent-scale companies in the US or China. Fragmentation also makes it harder to capitalise on new technolo - gies. Europe currently has virtually no presence in edge computing05, while opening network services to third-party developers and innovators using Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) is hindered by lack of coordination of standards. 05. Edge computing refers to the distribution of computational tasks across smaller nodes closer to customers, reducing data transport to smaller distances. As the EU builds highly automated manufacturing plants requiring low latency and significant data volumes steered by AI, edge computing for industrial applications could better enable performance and reduce latency for industrial connected robotics, keeping data transfers more secure. While the Digital Decade sets the goal of deploying at least 10,000 climate- neutral, secure edge nodes by 2030, there are today only three commercially deployed edge computing nodes in the EU. 31THE FUTURE OF EUROPEAN COMPETITIVENESS — PART A | CHAPTER 2FIGURE 8 Average monthly revenue per unit and CAPEX per capita Source: ETNO, 2023 The EU’s position in other innovative sectors like pharma is declining due to the same challenges of low investment in R&I and regulatory fragmentation [see the chapter on pharma] . While the EU’s pharma sector still leads globally in trade measured by value, it is falling behind in the most dynamic market segments and losing market share to US-based companies. Of the top ten best-selling
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products, machinery and equipment X X X X X 33.2 Installation of industrial machinery and equipment X D ELECTRICITY, GAS, STEAM AND AIR CONDITIONING SUPPLY 35 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 35.1 Electric power generation, transmission and distribution X X X X X X X X X 35.2 Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through mains X X X X 35.3 Steam and air conditioning supply X X X X X X EWATER SUPPLY; SEWERAGE, WASTE MANAGEMENT AND REMEDIATION ACTIVITIES 36 Water collection, treatment and supply X X X X 37 Sewerage X X 38Waste collection, treatment and disposal activities; materials recovery 38.1 Waste collection X 38.2 Waste treatment and disposal 38.3 Materials recovery X X X 39 Remediation activities and other waste management services F CONSTRUCTION 41 Construction of buildings 41.1 Development of building projects X X X X X Smart Specialisation in the Eastern Partnership countries - Potential for knowledge-based economic cooperation281 282 Annexes GEORGIA MOLDOVA UKRAINEEmploy- ment Turnover Employ- ment & turnover Employ- ment Turnover Employ- ment & turnover Employ- ment Turnover Employ- ment & turnover Employ- ment Turnover Employ- ment & turnover Employ- ment Turnover Employ- ment & turnover Employ- ment Turnover Employ- ment & turnover NACE Industry name Current Current CurrentEmerg- ingEmerg- ingEmerg- ingCurrent Current CurrentEmerg- ingEmerg- ingEmerg- ingCurrent Current CurrentEmerg- ingEmerg- ingEmerg- ing 34 52 28 61 64 40 31 29 15 50 47 21 55 40 35 83 57 34 41.2 Construction of residential and non-residential buildings X X X X X X 42 Civil engineering 42.1 Construction of roads and railways X X X X X X X 42.2 Construction of utility projects X X X X X X X 42.9 Construction of other civil engineering projects X X X X X X X 43 Specialised construction activities 43.1 Demolition and site preparation X X X 43.2 Electrical, plumbing and other construction installation activities X X X X X X 43.3 Building completion and finishing X X X 43.9 Other specialised construction activities X X X X X X X GWHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE; REPAIR OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND MOTORCYCLES 45Wholesale and retail trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles 45.1 Sale of motor vehicles X X X X X 45.2 Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles X X X 45.3 Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories X X X X 45.4Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles
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= 0.0001; US-2 versus CS-R2, p = 0.01; US- 3 versus CS-R3, p = 0.09; US-4 versus CS-R4, p = 0.0003; US-5 versus CS-R5, p = 0.03).Data are shown as mean + or ±SEM. *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001. Details of statistical analyses are provided in Table S1 . Cell Reports 39, 110893, May 31, 2022 9Articlell OPEN ACCESS(legend on next page) 10Cell Reports 39, 110893, May 31, 2022Articlell OPEN ACCESSThese data reveal complex and dynamic changes of VIP+ IN re- sponses during exploration of social and non-social cues. Finally, to determine whether individual aIC VIP+ INs respond specifically to either stimuli of social or aversive nature, we regis-tered the activity of these INs across the different behavioral par- adigms ( Figure 7 A). A large proportion of mouse CNs on both days 1 and 2 were found to respond to the US (day 1: n = 12/13, 92.3%; day 2: n = 5/7, 71.4%; Figure 7 B) during fear condi- tioning, whereas only a minority were responsive to the CS (day 1: n = 1/13, 7.7%; day 2: n = 1/7, 14.2%; Figure 7 B). During fear retrieval, most of the mouse CNs either responded to theCS-R or stopped responding, whereas only a few were activated during the US omission (day 1: CS-R n = 6/15, 40%, US- n = 1/15, 6.6%; day 2: CS-R n = 4/9, 44.4%, US- n = 1/9, 11.1%;Figure 7 C). Taken together, our data show that individual VIP+ INs within the aIC respond to both aversive and social stimuli irrespective ofsensory modality and potentially value. DISCUSSION Here, we show that aIC VIP+ INs respond, both at the population and individual neuron level, to different sensory stimuli indepen- dent of task and modality using single-cell Ca 2+imaging, and that these INs are anatomically connected to a wide range of sensory-related brain areas. Optogenetic inhibition of aIC VIP+ INs during the exposure of the animals to social or aversive stim-uli impaired the full expression of both social preference and fearmemory retrieval. Moreover, after deriving the coding specificity of these INs, we observed that functional responses to different stimuli, such as social versus non-social cues, are encoded by specialized subsets of VIP+ INs, although their coding stabilityand specificity is flexible across days and behavioral paradigms. Therefore, our findings suggest that the activity of aIC VIP+ INs is required for the processing of
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We report that aIC VIP+ INs receive long-range inputs from a wide variety of sensory-related brain regions and are activated, both at the population and individual cell level, by sensory stimuli of different modalities. We further show that aICVIP+ IN activity influences adaptive behaviors, such as fear Cell Reports 39, 110893, May 31, 2022 ª2022 The Author(s). 1 This is an open access article under the CC BY license ( http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ ).ll OPEN ACCESSFigure 1. Distribution of VIP+ INs in the IC and first-order long-range presynaptic inputs (A) Example images of VIP expression throughout the IC in a VIP-ires-cre:Ai9-tdTomato reporter mouse (left and middle panels) and immunohistochemi cal quan- tification of VIP+ INs throughout the different cortical layers of the aIC (right panel; N = 3 mice). Scale bars, 500 and 250 mm. (B) Schematics of the mono-trans-synaptic retrograde tracing strategy employed to identify inputs to aIC VIP+ INs.(C) Example images of TVA-EGFP-tTA, G-BFP, and VIP expression in aIC VIP+ INs. Scale bar, 20 mm. (D) Example images of TVA-EGFP-tTA and mCherry-RabV (RV) expression in aIC VIP+ INs. Scale bar, 100 mm. (legend continued on next page) 2Cell Reports 39, 110893, May 31, 2022Articlell OPEN ACCESSmemory retrieval and social preference. Finally, we reveal that, although functionally different VIP+ INs exist, their coding speci- ficity is flexible across days and behavioral paradigms. RESULTS Distribution of VIP+ INs in the IC and detection of their first-order long-range presynaptic inputsAt first, we have investigated the general distribution of VIP+ INs across different mouse insular cortex subdivisions and along its entire rostro-caudal axis, by means of immunohistochemistry(IHC), since it has never been expressly studied before. The high- est percentage of VIP+ INs was found in cortical layer II/III ( Fig- ure 1 A), similar to other neocortical regions ( He et al., 2016 ;Mesik et al., 2015 ;Pro¨nneke et al., 2015 ). The sensitivity of our VIP-IHC analysis was confirmed in transgenic VIP:Ai9-tdTomato mice, in which 99.7% of the VIP immunoreactive neurons co-expressedthe reporter tdTomato ( Figures S1 A–S1D). Among all insular cor- tex subdivisions, the aIC and, in particular, the agranular compo- nent, showed the highest density ( Figures S1 E and S1F). Next, to identify the main brain regions projecting to aIC VIP+ INs and potentially driving their activity, we used a viral mono- trans-synaptic tracing approach ( Liu et al., 2017 ;Lavin et al., 2020 ) that restricted the retrograde tracing
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and RIPL3-2023 database [ 15] (TRIPL3 1/2). The “main isomer” is marked with an asterisk(*) in each nucleus E∗(MeV) Texp. 1/2(ns) Tlit. 1/2(ns) Ref. TRIPL3 1/2(ns) 88Br 0.270* 4500 (400) 5500 (100) [ 16] 5300 91Rb 1.134* 15 (4) 16 (1) [ 17] 16.6 92Rb 0.284* 54.4 (27) 54 (3) [ 18]5 4 0.142 0.82 (4) 0.75 (3) [ 19]0 . 7 5 93Rb 4.423* 97 (15) 111 (11) [ 17] 111 94Rb 2.075 65 (8) 107 (16) [ 20] 107 1.485* 42 (7) 18 (1) [ 20]1 8 0.328 1.6 (1) – – – 95Rb 0.835* 101 (24) 94 (7) [ 17]– 95Sr 0.556* 21.0 (5) 21.5 (3) [ 21] 21.9 97Sr 0.831* 530 (22) 504 (8) [ 16] 395 0.308 200 (10) 165 (4) [ 21] 169 98Y 1.181* 740 (30) 780 (30) [ 22] 780 0.496 6740 (140) 6900 (50) [ 22] 6900 0.375 37.8 (13) 35.2 (5) [ 22] 35.2 0.171 680 (30) 630 (20) [ 22] 630 97Zr 1.264* 106 (11) 102.8 (24) [ 23] 102.8 99Zr 1.039 29 (4) 54 (10) [ 24]5 4 0.252* 345 (12) 336 (5) [ 25] 293 0.122 1.01 (3) 1.08 (2) [ 26]1 . 0 7 101Zr 0.942* 18.2 (19) 16 (2) [ 27]1 6 108Tc 0.330(+ x)* 116 (3) 94 (10) [ 28]– 0.176(+ x)2 . 8 1 ( 4 ) – – – 0.106(+ x)0 . 9 4 ( 6 ) – – – fission of252Cf), and are used in evaluated data. Although an isomeric state was observed in Ref. [ 44], no absolute excita- tion energy was assigned. However, in Ref. [ 45], the author established a level scheme without floating level, based on common γ-ray transitions (86 keV and 106 keV) seen in both 108Moβdecay and252Cf(sf). The γ-γcoincidences from our data are in agreement with these three level schemes. Further-more, we observe a transition with E γ/similarequal58 keV that was also reported in Ref. [ 43]. We derived from our data that the level at E∗=330 keV is a consistent candidate for the 116 ns isomeric state, from all γ-γcoincidences reported in Fig. 9. For completeness, we report in the figure the γ-ray energies measured by our setup. Besides, we measured the half-life of two short-lived states below the main isomer for the first time, at E∗=176.2 and 106.3 keV. From the multiple isomers analysis, we undoubt-edly concluded that the 176.2 keV state, populated
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p = 0.0001, n = 85 cells).Data are shown as mean + or ±SEM. Details of statistical analyses are provided in Table S1 . 4Cell Reports 39, 110893, May 31, 2022Articlell OPEN ACCESSFigure 3. Auditory and social stimuli activate aIC VIP+ INs (A) Schematic of the auditory response test, in which 30 tone presentations of 50 or 80 dB (6,000 Hz, for 1 s) were pseudo-randomly presented. (B) Activity maps from all individual recorded aIC VIP+ INs (n = 76 cells from N = 7 mice), sorted by time of peak activity during the 80 dB tone presentatio ns, averaged across all 80 dB (left panel) or 50 dB tone presentations (right panel). (C) Eighty and 50 dB tone responses averaged from all recorded aIC VIP+ INs across all tone presentations.(D) Mean AUC of Zscored activity responses was higher on 80 dB compared with 50 dB tone presentations (Wilcoxon signed rank, p = 0.003, n = 76 cells). (E) Schematic of the social preference test on days 1 and 2 of testing. The position of the interactor mouse was counterbalanced between days.(F) Time spent in interaction with the novel conspecific mouse or object during the two days of testing (mixed-effects model REML; main effect zone: p = 0 .025; main effect day: p = 0.55; interaction effect: p = 0.26).(G) Activity maps from all individual recorded aIC VIP+ INs on social preference test day 1 (n = 88 cells from N = 7 mice), sorted by time of peak activity du ring interactions with another conspecific mouse, averaged across all interactions with the conspecific (left panel) or object (right panel).(H) Mouse and object interaction responses averaged from all recorded aIC VIP+ INs across all interactions. (legend continued on next page) Cell Reports 39, 110893, May 31, 2022 5Articlell OPEN ACCESSrespectively, chi-square, p = 0.0001; Figure S4 A). On day 2, the number of active VIP+ INs responding to the new conspecific re- mained proportionally similar (38%) to day 1, likewise the global Ca2+activity increased following the entry in the close proximity area and displayed a comparable response dynamic to the first trial. On the other hand, the number of VIP+ INs active during visits to the novel object doubled (30%; Figure S4 A) when the mice were re-tested on the second day, and the Ca2+activity showed a transient increase of a similar magnitude to the one observed during social visits
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0.1 C for 16 h and discharge  0.2 C until 1 V); the  experiment  stops when the discharge  time is less than 3 h. However,  it is possible to per- form a second capacity test, and if the discharge  capacity is less than 3 h, the experiment   Figure 10. NiMH endurance in cycles analysis according to IEC 61951-2 for an AAA Energizer 700 mAh battery ( a) voltage profile, ( b) current profile, ( c) capacity, and d) columbic efficiency vs. cycle number. The vertical red lines in ( c,d) indicate checkup cycles. If the discharge duration is less than 72 min, the experiment is terminated. Moreover, every 50 cycles a checkup cycle is performed using the standard conditions for capacity rate calculation (charge 0.1 C for 16 h and discharge 0.2 C until 1 V); the experiment stops when the discharge time is less than 3 h. However, it is possible to perform a second capacity test, and if the discharge capacity is less than 3 h, the experiment is terminated. A battery has passed the test if the number of cycles is equal to or exceeds 200 (in the case of an AAA NiMH battery). The voltage and current profiles of an AAA battery are presented in Figures 10a and 10b , respectively. The charge termination voltage tends to increase from 1.49 V in the first cycle to 1.59 V at the end of cycle 300; this effect in voltage can be related to an increase in resistance in the cell after cycling and possible side reactions, e.g., gas formation [ 36]. Furthermore, the average capacity of the AAA NiMH battery during cycling is 660 mAh, and during the checkup cycle, a capacity of 698 mAh is observed (see Figure 10c). Additionally, the columbic efficiency of the AAA NiMH battery varies from 86% to 82% during the cycles and ~62% during the checkup cycle (see Figure 10d). This is consistent with the kinetics of the cathode (Ni(OH) 2) and anode (MH), leading to higher capacity with lower C rates, which we have presented in Section 3.Batteries 2025 ,11, 30 15 of 20 7. Discussion Portable NiMH batteries are tested for different parameters that are included in the European Regulation EU 2023/1542 (see Table 1). The procedures for measuring these parameters will be laid down in harmonized standards currently under development in CENELEC/TC 21X/WG 08 [ 37]. In this
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consumer discontent. In line with this, Article 6(2)(c) of the UCPD Directive, introduced by the Enforcement and Moderniza - tion Directive (EU2019/2161), emphasizes the importance of ensuring transparency regarding DFQ practices. Currently, the UCPD Directive allows traders to claim ‘legitimate and objective factors ’ to justify product differentiation across the single market, stressing that they should still inform consumers. It also states that, to inform consumers of this product differentiation, traders should generally prefer advertising, information at retailer premises or through online means, over labels (European Commission, 2021 ). This could be achieved by providing a clear labelling, such as a ‘made for’ claim, which could help consumers make more informed purchasing decisions. However, there is a risk that manufacturers could misuse such labels to create territorial supply constraints, artificially segmenting markets in Europe, which warrants further investigation (Russo et al., 2020 ). Alternatively, policymakers could introduce a ‘DFQ-detector ’—such as a barcode-scanning app that informs consumers of product variations across Member States —to prevent misleading branding (Di Marcantonio et al., 2024 ). ECO (2021) supports this approach, advocating for equipping national and EU authorities with tools, like its existing online DFQ comparison database, aiming to enforce a harmonized trans - parency standard and ensure consistency across Member State. The suggested approaches align with the econometric estimates of Nes et al. (2024) , which suggests that companies respond to critiques about DFQ in their products by differentiating front-packaging, indicating this as a feasible practice to distinguish products across markets. Insights on effective front-packaging modifications to raise consumers awareness of differences in composition between product versions has been provided by Solano-Hermosilla et al. (2023) . Some companies, such as PepsiCo (2024) , have already started informing consumers about differences of products across EU countries. 6.2. Limitations and Outlook While this study provides the first empirical comparison of consumer valuation for different versions of similarly branded products, there are 9As a matter of fact, Nes et al. (2023) find only seven products out of 125 with significant differences in composition and similar packaging. Moreover, when inspecting Annex 1 of this report one can see that even for these seven products the differences are marginal. Unfortunately, due to confidentiality issues we cannot disclose the seven products in that category.D.M. Federica et al. Food Policy 131 (2025) 102803 9 some limitations to consider. First, the ‘made for’ claim represents only one possible way of
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spe- cialisation index sij (defined at the beginning of this section) calculated for Ukraine is larger than 1 and more than 25% larger than the average sectoral specialisation index for the rest of the EaP region. This leads us to identify Consumer Goods, Bi- otechnology, Manufacturing, Advertising, Events, Clothing and Apparel, Sales and Marketing, Energy, Content and Publishing, Design, as the industry groups that fulfil the aforementioned condition in terms of the number of companies. Sustainability must be added to this list of 10, which is 11th in the ranking, for its relevance in this innovation landscape. With regard to specialisation in terms of the num- ber of employees, the list in the second column of the table turns out to be modified only by the ad- vancement of Consumer Goods and Professional Services to a top-10 ranking in place of Sustain- ability and Content and Publishing. Ukraine # firms SI Firms # employees SI Employees # est. revenue SI Revenue Consumer Goods 1.13 Biotechnology 1.21 Biotechnology 1.22 Manufacturing 1.11 Clothing and Apparel 1.20 Video 1.22 Biotechnology 1.11 Health Care 1.19 Consumer Goods 1.21 Sustainability 1.11Navigation and Mapping1.19 Design 1.21 Energy 1.10 Sustainability 1.19Media and Entertainment1.20 Advertising 1.10 Education 1.18 Food and Beverage 1.20 Sales and Marketing 1.08 Video 1.17 Clothing and Apparel 1.20 Clothing and Apparel 1.08 Manufacturing 1.17Navigation and Mapping1.19 Content and Publishing 1.07 Consumer Electronics 1.16 Data and Analytics 1.19 Design 1.07 Content and Publishing 1.16 Sales and Marketing 1.19Table 2.48. Specialised industry groups – Ukraine For Ukraine, the table shows the relative specialisation in terms of number of companies, number of employees and estimated revenue featured in the Crunchbase database by Industry Group. Smart Specialisation in the Eastern Partnership countries - Potential for knowledge-based economic cooperation111 Relevant start-ups and venture capi- tal-backed companies Industry Groups supporting the definition of potential in- novation domains Based on the evidence shown in the previous sec- tions for critical mass and specialisation per In- dustry Group, here we shall identify a series of start-ups and venture-backed companies Industry Groups that may be helpful in the definition of in- novation potential domains for the Smart Special- isation Strategies across the Eastern Partnership. We hereby identify a series of prominent Industry Groups per Eastern Partnership country by adopt- ing the following rationale: each Industry Group identified in this section shall be featured in the top 10 Industry Groups per critical mass of
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Conclusions Portable NiMH batteries of general use are an important technology and require specific performance testing. The performance and durability parameters—rated capacity, charge retention, capacity recovery, and endurance in cycles—are measured in this study according to the applicable standard IEC 61951-2:2017/AMD1:2022. Our findings show that better energy efficiency is achieved by reducing charging times (e.g., 8 h), as compared to 16 h defined for charging of NiMH batteries at 0.1 C in this standard. However, reducing charging time must be analyzed in more detail to observe if this change does not affect the battery’s capacity.Batteries 2025 ,11, 30 18 of 20 Furthermore, the charge retention tests show that batteries lose 5% to 10% capacity after the 28-day storage period. This suggests that the minimum discharge time in IEC 61951 can be modified from 3 h to 4 h for these batteries. For the charge recovery, our results suggest that stored batteries after 8 months can pass the performance test of IEC 61951-2 and that the required discharge time could be increased from 4 h to, e.g., 5 h. In addition, the endurance test shows that a maximum charge voltage may be added as an end-of-charge criterion to reduce the charging time, and the minimum number of cycles could be increased to be more in line with manufacturer-declared values; however, this needs to be analyzed more in detail to evaluate a realistic value for battery cycles per size. Lastly, the application test shows that portable NiMH batteries in general can perform the “toy” test intended for primary batteries (IEC 60086-2); our results suggest that NiMH batteries can be used for this specific application as portable primary batteries. Results confirm the common experience that NiMH batteries can replace primary batteries in a toy application. While a primary typically lasts longer than a NiMH battery on a single charge, a NiMH battery can be recharged. Author Contributions: D.F.Q.P . performed the experiments, analyzed the data, and wrote the paper; C.F.C. wrote the materials part and corrected the paper; and M.B. supervised the research and corrected the paper. All authors have read and agreed to the published version of the manuscript. Funding: This research was partly funded by the Administrative Agreement No. 36075 between the European Commission services JRC, DG ENV and DG GROW. Data Availability Statement: The original data presented in the study are openly available in the Joint Research Centre data catalogue
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attention to whether a person’s eyes are open or not in terms of whether to follow their gaze, and the degree to which infants in fact follow gaze at 10–11 months while vocalizing themselves pre- dicts vocabulary comprehension 7–8 months later (Brooks and Meltzoff, 2005).8 In summary, the process of acquiring a linguis- tic system, like human communication generally, relies on joint attention and intersubjectivity: the ability to be aware of what another human is attend- ing to and guess what they are intending to commu- nicate. Human children do not learn meaning from form alone and we should not expect machines to do so either. 7 Distributional semantics Distributional semanticists have long been aware that grounding distributional representations in the real world is challenging. The lexical similarity relations learned by distributional models trained on text don’t in themselves connect any of those words to the world (Herbelot, 2013; Baroni et al., 2014; Erk, 2016; Emerson, 2020), and the distribu- tions of words may not match the distribution of things in the world (consider four-legged dogs ). One approach to providing grounding is to train distributional models on corpora augmented with perceptual data, such as photos (Hossain et al., 2019) or other modalities (Kiela and Clark, 2015; Kiela et al., 2015). Another is to look to interaction data, e.g. a dialogue corpus with success annota- tions, including low-level success signals such as 8These three studies do not name the language that the children were learning. It appears to have been English.5191emotional stress (McDuff and Kapoor, 2019) or eye gaze (Koller et al., 2012), which contains a signal about the felicitous uses of forms. The idea that as the learner gets access to more and more information in addition to the text itself, it can learn more and more facets of meaning is worked out in detail by Bisk et al. (2020). We agree that this is an exciting avenue of research. From this literature we can see that the slogan “meaning is use” (often attributed to Wittgenstein, 1953), refers not to “use” as “distribution in a text corpus” but rather that language is used in the real world to convey communicative intents to real people. Speakers distill their past experience of language use into what we call “meaning” here, and produce new attempts at using language based on this; this attempt is successful if the listener correctly deduces the speaker’s
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(EIST domains), for all cases in which a concordance could be iden- tified for at least two countries. The final column of the table reports a ‘potential for EIST collab- oration’ indicator, based on the number of times the E&I and S&T pair has been identified across the EaP. As can be observed, the table is rather sparse: most of the possible E&I and S&T concordance pairs in fact are only observed in one country (and thus not reported in the table), implying that the observed transversality of EIST domains through- out the EaP is fairly limited. Of course, this is a result based on data obtained from internation- al sources, the caveats of which have been dis- cussed previously in this document. Additionally, the methodology behind those numbers is pure-ly quantitative and fails to see actual synergies between S&T and E&I currently happening on the ground which escape the logic of concordance ta- bles applied to derive the above results. Bearing in mind the above limitations, the following EIST concordances can be observed across the EaP. ■The E&I-S&T pair Food Processing and Manufacturing - Agrifood is by far the most recurrent in the EaP, as it appears as a niche of EIST potential in Armenia, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. ■The second most frequent E&I-S&T pair is Information Technology and Analytical Instruments - Electric and electronic technologies, which appears in Armenia and Ukraine. ■Other concordances of the cluster Informa- tion Technology and Analytical Instru- ments were identified with both of the S&T domains ICT and computer science and Op- tics and photonics in Ukraine. ■Chemical Products is a cluster for which po- tential cooperation could be inferred between Economic cluster S&T domainsEaP countriesCoop. potentialAM AZ BY GE MD UA Food Processing and ManufacturingAgrifood 4 Chemical ProductsBiotechnology 2 Chemistry and chemical engineering2 Nanotechnology and materials2 Metalworking TechnologyNanotechnology and materials2 Information Technology and Analytical InstrumentsElectric and electronic technologies3 ICT and computer science 2 Optics and photonics 2 Communications Equipment and ServicesICT and computer science 2Table 4.7. Pairs of economic clusters and S&T domains that can be identified in at least two countries Smart Specialisation in the Eastern Partnership countries - Potential for knowledge-based economic cooperation247 Azerbaijan and Moldova, as the EIST niches Chemical Products - Biotechnology, Chem- istry and chemical engineering and Na- notechnology and materials could all be identified in both countries. ■The E&I-S&T pair Metalworking Technolo- gies - Nanotechnology and
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Member States. The entire permit granting process for onshore wind farms can take up to 9 years in some Member States, compared with under 3 years in the most efficient ones. Ground-mounted solar PV systems can take 3-4 years to approve in some countries but 1 year in others. The time devoted to analyses of environmental impacts represents a significant share of the difference between best and worst performers. The EU has developed initiatives to shorten permitting (such as the Article 122 emergency proposals), but there are still significant hurdles to implementation, in particular lack of administrative capacity and digitalisation. 69% of municipalities report a lack of skills related to environmental and climate assessments. Finally, over time energy taxation has become an important source of budget revenues, contributing to higher retail prices . While taxation can be a policy tool to encourage decarbonisation, significant variation exists among Member States concerning taxes and price relief schemes. In contrast to the EU, the US does not levy any federal taxes on electricity or natural gas consumption. Moreover, as power generation falls under the scope of the EU’s ETS, its carbon intensity is priced in electricity generation costs. This cost is high and volatile in the EU (amounting to EUR 20-25/MWh for gas-fired generation in EU), while in California the same cost stands at around EUR 10-15/MWh. Excluding the CO₂ costs paid by producers (which are estimated to lie in the range of 15-20% the commodity costs in 2022), generation cost is in the range of 45% for households and 65% of industrial retail prices. The residual costs were approximately equally shared between the network and taxes. 45THE FUTURE OF EUROPEAN COMPETITIVENESS — PART A | CHAPTER 3The threat to Europe’s clean tech sector Although Europe is a world leader in clean tech innovation, it is squandering early-stage advantages owing to the weaknesses in its innovation ecosystem [see the chapter on clean technologies] . More than one-fifth of clean and sustainable technologies worldwide are developed in the EU and the pipeline is still strong: around half of EU clean tech innovations at a launch or early revenue stage, 22% at scale-up stage and 10% already matureviii. However, since 2020 patenting in low-carbon innovation has slowed down in Europe, while in recent years the sector has seen its early-stage advantages being challenged. For example, from 2015 to 2019 the EU represented 65% of global
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distribution of documents, computed row-wise.The Russian Federation so far concentrated a larger proportion of scientific collaborations in Bi- otechnology, Chemistry and chemical engineering, Energy, Nanotechnology and materials and Optics and photonics. The remaining domains present a more evenly distributed collaboration pattern, notably varied in Agrifood, Environmental scienc- es and industries or Electric and electronic tech-nologies. Some specific relationships emerge, for instance with Poland in Transportation and ICT and computer science or with the United States in Health and wellbeing. Smart Specialisation in the Eastern Partnership countries - Potential for knowledge-based economic cooperation25 Russian federation Germany Poland United States France United Kingdom Italy Spain China Switzerland Agrifood 289 140 127 150 105 84 113 66 42 51 Biotechnology 966 580 671 661 548 241 156 146 159 45 Chemistry and chemical engineering 1 186 633 399 356 287 116 143 119 86 54 Electric and electronic technologies 304 173 248 182 134 68 82 84 81 22 Energy 361 149 233 171 72 52 66 73 44 19 Environmental sciences and industries 1 331 614 710 623 368 383 263 253 172 188 Fundamental physics and mathematics 5 398 4 606 3 907 4 495 3 734 3 438 3 608 3 123 3 028 2 832 Governance, culture, education and the economy 903 438 687 675 279 453 240 211 146 155 Health and wellbeing 1 731 1 414 1 249 2 126 986 1 465 925 707 366 599 ICT and computer science 678 496 823 466 383 201 189 137 281 121 Mechanical engineering and heavy machinery 388 182 319 96 67 60 55 30 55 23 Nanotechnology and materials 4 197 2 452 2 526 1 568 1 202 649 435 461 523 283 Optics and photonics 1 054 573 372 483 300 200 147 182 211 57 Transportation 70 67 104 42 15 24 8 9 23 2 PublicationsGermany France United Kingdom Spain Italy Belgium Greece Netherlands Poland Romania Agrifood 12 14 7 14 14 11 9 13 5 8 Biotechnology 12 10 13 9 7 5 5 6 10 4 Chemistry and chemical engineering 9 5 5 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 Electric and electronic technologies 6 4 5 3 5 4 4 1 Energy 40 23 22 24 25 28 17 14 15 19 Environmental sciences and industries 51 42 36 42 41 36 26 31 23 28 Fundamental physics and mathematics
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Nanotechnology and materials in Georgia Georgia For the case of Georgia, only in the case of two E&I domains was it possible to find a S&T coun- terpart, namely: ■for the ‘Food Processing and Manufacturing’ cluster, the ‘Agrifood’ S&T domain could be aligned with the manufacturing of food and beverages E&I domains. This concordance was produced by both patents and publications; ■for the ‘Metalworking Technology’ cluster, the ‘Nanotechnology and materials’ S&T domain could be matched with the ‘Manufacture of fabricated metal products’ E&I domain. The mapping was, in this case, elicited by publi- cations only, but a closer inspection of the se- mantic content of the S&T domain confirms that the alignment is well-suited here. The most relevant keywords for these Georgian S&T domains that match E&I domains can be found in the figures below; similar figures were also shown in Part 3 when characterising the S&T for the whole EaP region. GEORGIA Concordance between E&I analysis and S&T analysis Economic clusterE&I domains (NACE sectors)S&T domains Food Processing and Manufacturing10 Manufacture of food products 11 Manufacture of beverages• Agrifood Media Production and Distribution18 Printing and reproduction of recorded media Metalworking Technology25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment• Nanotechnology and materials Hospitality and Tourism55 Accommodation 56 Food and beverage service activities Computer Programming and Financial Services62 Computer programming, consultancy and related activities 64 Financial service activities, except insurance and pension fundingTable 4.4. Combined EIST specialisation domains in Georgia Smart Specialisation in the Eastern Partnership countries - Potential for knowledge-based economic cooperation241 Moldova For Moldova, the following concordances between E&I and S&T domains were identified: ■for the cluster ‘Food Processing and Manu- facturing’, the ‘Agrifood’ S&T domain could be matched with the corresponding food and beverage manufacturing E&I domains. The concordance was triggered by both patents and publications; ■for the cluster ‘Leather, Apparel & Footwear’, a concordance between the ‘Nanotechnology and materials’ S&T domain could be identified with the textile and leather manufacturing E&I domains. The concordance was, in this case, produced by publications exclusively. A qual- itative inspection of the semantic content of the ‘Nanotechnology and materials’ S&T do- main suggests, however, that this S&T domain is primarily focused on the characterisation of metallic materials. For this reason, it was de- cided to manually remove the identified con- cordance; ■for the ‘Wood Products’ cluster, a concordance was obtained between the respective E&I do- main and the ‘Chemistry and
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sectoral, strategic and struc- tural properties. The platform mapping cluster organisation is curated by the ECCP and is openly accessible. For each cluster, the data source pro- vides an indication of its areas of specialisation in the form of NACE codes, scientific disciplines and policy objectives. The assessment of existing cluster organisations in EaP countries is complemented by the informa- tion provided in the 2017 report Review of the state of development of clusters in EaP coun- tries, elaborated as part of the Horizon 2020 pro- ject ‘STI International Cooperation Network for Eastern Partnership Countries – PLUS’. The report presents additional clusters or emerging cluster organisations to those identified in the mapping tool, which are defined as ‘closest to meeting the European definition criteria for “cluster” as of Jan- uary 2017’ and selected by local experts. The re- port also includes some additional considerations on organisation cluster policy and development. Table 2.56 presents all of the identified cluster organisations by EaP country, by selected source. Smart Specialisation in the Eastern Partnership countries - Potential for knowledge-based economic cooperation115 Armenia Azerbaijan Belarus Georgia Moldova Ukraine Software Mobile Financial Services Information Technology Lending and Investments Travel and Tourism Gaming Internet Services Natural Resources Payments Sustainability Professional Services Hardware Sales and Marketing Food and Beverage Science and Engineering Energy Data and Analytics Commerce and Shopping AppsTable 2.54. Recommended industry groups for start-ups and venture capital-backed companies The table shows the selected Industry Groups supporting the definition of innovation potential domains, for each EaP country. 116 Part 2 Analysis of economic and innovation potential NACE code Industry Group(s) Number of EaP countries B6 – Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas Natural Resources 1 C10 – Manufacture of food products Food and Beverage 1 C11 – Manufacture of beverages Food and Beverage 1 C26 – Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical productsHardware; Mobile 4 D35 – Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply Natural Resources; Energy 1 G46 – Wholesale trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcyclesCommerce and Shopping 1 G47 – Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcyclesCommerce and Shopping; Sales and Marketing1 H53 – Warehousing and support activities for transportation Travel and Tourism 2 I55 – Accommodation Travel and Tourism 2 I56 – Food and beverage service activities Food and Beverage 1 J61 – TelecommunicationsMobile; Information Technology; Internet Services5 J62 – Computer programming, consultancy and related activitiesInformation Technology; Software; Data and
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China trips to the same party. We humans are also very willing, as we will see inx4 below, to attribute communicative intent to a linguistic signal of a language we speak, even if the originator of the signal is not an entity that could have communicative intent. To summarize, as we strive to understand how NLU tasks and system performance on those tasks relates to the bigger picture goals of building human-analogous natural language understanding systems, it is useful to distinguish cleanly between form, conventional meaning, and communicative intent. Furthermore, we should be careful not to confuse communicative intent with ground truth about the world, as speakers can of course be mis- taken, be intentionally dissembling, etc. We argue that a model of natural language that is trained purely on form will not learn meaning: if the training data is only form, there is not suffi- cient signal to learn the relation Mbetween that form and the non-linguistic intent of human lan- guage users, nor Cbetween form and the standing meaning the linguistic system assigns to each form. 3.2 Meaning and intelligence Meaning and understanding have long been seen as key to intelligence. Turing (1950) argued that a machine can be said to “think” if a human judge cannot distinguish it from a human interlocutor af- ter having an arbitrary written conversation with5188each. However, humans are quick to attribute mean- ing and even intelligence to artificial agents, even when they know them to be artificial, as evidenced by the way people formed attachments to ELIZA (Weizenbaum, 1966; Block, 1981). This means we must be extra careful in devising evaluations for machine understanding, as Searle (1980) elaborates with his Chinese Room experi- ment: he develops the metaphor of a “system” in which a person who does not speak Chinese an- swers Chinese questions by consulting a library of Chinese books according to predefined rules. From the outside, the system seems like it “understands” Chinese, although in reality no actual understand- ing happens anywhere inside the system. Searle’s thought experiment begins from the premise that it is possible to manipulate forms well enough to be indistinguishable from a system that understands the meaning of the forms, reasons about it, and responds appropriately. We observe that much recent work in NLP claims to be build- ing systems where not only the runtime system but in fact also the process for building it only
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in the presence of the ‘made for’- claim. Table A4 Difference between the absence and presence of ‘made for’ claim of the difference in WTP of branded foreign versus branded domestic versions. Mean Std Dev. H2aB H2bB Western Countries Germany Yogurt HU 0.37*** 0.06 ✓ ✓ (Euro) Yogurt LI 0.53*** 0.06 ✓ ✓ ​ Spaghetti sauce HU 0.17*** 0.05 ✓ ✓ ​ Spaghetti sauce LI 0.26*** 0.05 ✓ ✓ ​ Cookies HU 0.35*** 0.05 ✓ ✓ ​ Cookies LI 0.40*** 0.05 ✓ ✓ Spain Soft drink RO 0.17*** 0.06 ✓ ✓ (Euro) Soft drink SE 0.06 0.05 ✕ ​ Fish fingers RO 0.96*** 0.18 ✓ ✓ ​ Fish fingers SE 0.34*** 0.13 ✓ ​ Crisps RO 0.74*** 0.11 ✓ ✓ ​ Crisps SE 0.14* 0.08 ✓ Sweden Soft drink ES 4.11*** 0.65 ✓ (Krona) Soft drink RO 8.02*** 0.82 ✓ ✓ ​ Fish fingers ES 5.72*** 1.61 ✓ ​ Fish fingers RO 9.73*** 1.57 ✓ ✓ ​ Crisps ES 11.99*** 1.49 ✓ ​ Crisps RO 20.75*** 1.53 ✓ ✓ Eastern Countries ​ ​ ​ ​ Hungary Yogurt DE 0.69 13.52 ✕ ✕ (Forint) Yogurt LI 145.63*** 14.40 ✓ ​ Spaghetti sauce DE 5.5 28.74 ✕ ✕ ​ Spaghetti sauce LI 226.99*** 35.67 ✓ ​ Cookies DE 40.38*** 14.82 ✓ ​ Cookies LI 201.44*** 16.10 ✓ Lithuania Yogurt DE 0.03 0.10 ✕ ✕ (Euro) Yogurt HU 0.21** 0.10 ✓ ​ Spaghetti sauce DE 0.11 0.09 ✕ ✕ ​ Spaghetti sauce HU 0.27*** 0.08 ✓ ​ Cookies DE 0.19** 0.07 ✕ ✓ ​ Cookies HU 0.07 0.07 ✕ ✕ Romania Soft drink ES 49.03 158.31 ✕ ✕ (Leu) Soft drink SE 24.27 79.27 ✕ ✕ ​ Fish fingers ES 0.91*** 0.32 ✓ ✕ ​ Fish fingers SE 0.23 0.39 ✕ ✕ (continued on next page)D.M. Federica et al. Food Policy 131 (2025) 102803 12 Table A4 (continued ) Mean Std Dev. H2aB H2bB ​ Crisps ES 1.77 2.18 ✕ ✕ ​ Crisps SE 9.37*** 2.60 ✓ ✕ Source: Authors ’ elaboration ]These coefficients represent the difference between the WTP of the generic product in the absence of the ‘made for’ claim and the WTP of the generic product in the presence of the ‘made for’- claim. Table A5 Test of the Sensory preference score (SPS) across product versions (rating pool R1 – R2 in Frame 1). Product Versions t-test difference
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Conclusions (Sect. 6). 2 Data and methodologies We present the methodological approach in three steps: first, we describe the underlying exposure data and methodology that create the basis for our single- and multiple-hazard anal- ysis (1). We then present the methodological approach used to identify hotspots for single hazards’ exposure (2). Finally, we present the meta-analysis methodology used to combine the hotspots of single hazards’ exposure and to identify re- gions with significant multi-hazard potential (3). Figure 1 de- picts a representation of the entire methodological chain. 2.1 The exposure data and methodology 2.1.1 The areal dimension The multi-hazard spatial coincidence is assessed at the level of the areal dimension, represented by local administrative units (LAUs). LAUs are the finest hierarchical subdivision of the European economic territory for which statistics are available. LAUs are provided by the statistical office of the European Union (Eurostat) and represent the administrative units of municipalities and communes of Europe. In the present study, we use the 2013 version of LAUs covering the EU27+UK and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) countries. LAUs are used as statistical areas for multi-hazard exposure and hotspot analysis. Administrative directives, or- ganizations, and operational services are coordinated at the level of administrative entities, and they become of high rel- evance when linked down to the local level, challenging the gap in the scale of policy and scale of practice (Gaillard and Mercer, 2013). Here we consider 122 034 LAUs on which we perform the aggregations and statistical analysis. Their average area is 39.6 km2, the maximum area is 20 688 km2(Kiruna, Swe- den), and the minimum area is 0.2 km2(Thorpe Hamlet, UK). LAUs present heterogeneities across Europe in terms of area covered, especially in northern part of Europe (e.g.Scandinavia) but remain rather homogeneously distributed within the national boundaries (Fig. 2). Despite being a well-established geographic concept, the process of aggregating higher-resolution data to larger ad- ministrative units comes with a potential source of error known as the modifiable areal unit problem (MAUP). Two is- sues related to the MAUP presented in the literature (Fother- ingham and Wong, 1991; Jelinski and Wu, 1996; Openshaw, 1984) are scaling and zonation effects (Charlton and Kemp, 2008). These generally alter the variance structure of the data when aggregated due to disconnection across scales and to different ways of subdividing the geographical space at the same scale (Stillwell et al., 2014). In order to
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replying to A’s messages. Can O successfully pose as B without making A suspicious? This constitutes a weak form of the Turing test (weak because A has no reason to suspect she is talking to a non- human); the interesting question is whether O fails it because he has not learned the meaning relation, having seen only the form of A and B’s utterances. The extent to which O can fool A depends on the task — that is, on what A is trying to talk about. A and B have spent a lot of time exchanging trivial notes about their daily lives to make the long island evenings more enjoyable. It seems possible that O would be able to produce new sentences of the kind B used to produce; essentially acting as a chatbot. This is because the utterances in such conversations have a primarily social function, and do not need to be grounded in the particulars of the interlocutors’ actual physical situation nor anything else specific about the real world. It is sufficient to produce text that is internally coherent. Now say that A has invented a new device, say a coconut catapult. She excitedly sends detailed instructions on building a coconut catapult to B, and asks about B’s experiences and suggestions for improvements. Even if O had a way of construct- ing the catapult underwater, he does not know what words such as rope andcoconut refer to, and thus can’t physically reproduce the experiment. He can5189only resort to earlier observations about how B re- sponded to similarly worded utterances. Perhaps O can recognize utterances about mangos andnails as “similarly worded” because those words appeared in similar contexts as coconut andrope. So O de- cides to simply say “Cool idea, great job!”, because B said that a lot when A talked about ropes and nails. It is absolutely conceivable that A accepts this reply as meaningful — but only because A does all the work in attributing meaning to O’s response. It is not because O understood the meaning of A’s instructions or even his own reply. Finally, A faces an emergency. She is suddenly pursued by an angry bear. She grabs a couple of sticks and frantically asks B to come up with a way to construct a weapon to defend herself. Of course, O has no idea what A “means”. Solving a task like this requires
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71.20 42.00 32.25 20.80 62.60 2.40 51.80 72.80 44.40 2.50 Observations 500 500 500 500 500 500 ​ 500 500 500 500 500 500 ​ ]In italic percentage and standard deviation in parentheses. Table A8b Pairwise comparison of relevant sample characteristics across treatment in the DCE. Germany Lithuania Hungary Sweden Spain Romania Age 0.276 0.366 0.114 0.000 0.917 0.987 Gender 0.899 0.569 0.611 0.613 0.229 0.411 Educational Level]0.619 0.430 0.894 0.870 0.709 0.704 ]Chi2 test. Table A9 Summary statistics and pairwise comparison of relevant sample characteristics across treatment in the Lab experiment. Variables Germany Hungary Control group (Blind)Treatment group (No Blind)Pairwise comparison Control group (Blind)Treatment group (No Blind)Pairwise comparison Age 48.53 44.14 0.000 45.33 41.53 0.000 ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Gender ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Male 55.50 47.50 0.001 54.00 45.00 0.000 Female 44.50 52.50 ​ 46.00 55.00 ​ Educational Level]​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ Primary Education 2.50 1.50 0.013 1.00 3.50 0.000 Secondary Education 31.50 31.50 ​ 56.50 42.50 ​ Tertiary Education 37.00 31.50 ​ 40.00 51.50 ​ University and higher 29.00 35.50 ​ 2.50 2.50 ​ Observation 200 200 ​ 200 200 ​ ]Chi2 test. Fig. A1. Quality perception and valuation of DFQ models, based on Total Food Quality Model by Grunert (2005). Appendix B:.Statistical model The key objective of this study is to assess which composition of the same product consumers prefer. We focus on two primary consumer behaviours that reflect the two alternative arguments put forward by stakeholders to explain consumer preference in the presence of DFQ. We model consumer choice on a purchase occasion as a discrete-choice variable and adopt a random utility approach. The indirect utility obtained by a consumer r from country s∃S, under claim regime i∃I (with Ic identifying the absence-focused regime and Im the presence-focused ‘made for’ regime), for each product k∃K in any of the six choice situations t∃T from his/her preferred and least preferred alternative l∃L among four possible alternatives and P price vector can be written as: UsCiCk rCtClˆβsCiCk lXsCiCk l‡αsCiCkpsCiCk l‡εsCiCk rCtClC where Xl∃ VF1CBCVF2CBCVHCGCVF1CGCVF2CGCO) and VcCj indicates the country-specific ‘list of ingredients and nutritional facts ’. Subscript c refers to the product version sold in domestic country H or the two alternatives sold in foreign countries F1 and F2, and j indicates the branded ⊔B⊓or generic product ⊔G⊓, such that for the German sample (i.e. s ˆGermany), VHCBCVF1CBCVF2CB refer to
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are mostly systematic, corresponding to a ran-dom fluctuation of the charge, uniformly distributed in the range [ −0.3,0.3], to take into account the systematic devia- tion observed for isomers (Fig. 13b). The average measured nuclear charge is then /angbracketleftˆZ L/angbracketright=43.42±0.17. Note that Fig. 14 represents the raw nuclear charge yield as measured with the IC. Unfolding this distribution with an accurate responsefunction obtained from the isomers data (Fig. 13) would lead to a more physical distribution, but this complex analysis would be the subject of a forthcoming article. This distribu- tion can still be compared to the Z pmodel introduced by Wahl [ 51], as represented in Fig. 14. This nuclear charge distribution was obtained from the Zpmodel using the pre- neutron mass distribution Y(A)measured in this work and was folded by the charge resolution of the IC obtained from Fig.13c. In this figure, we represented two different sets of parameters for this model, namely the original one from 1988[51] and a more recent one from 2000 [ 52].4 Conclusion This paper has presented the results of a thorough analysis of fission fragment isomers produced in the spontaneous fis- sion of 252Cf using the VESPA setup at EC-JRC Geel. First, a systematic study of the half-lives of various isomers was con-ducted using two complementary analysis methods. First, γ- γcoincidences of late-emission prompt fission γ-rays were used to identify isomers and estimate half-lives in simplecases. Second, a multiple isomers analysis was carried out to disentangle isomeric states populating each other. The results obtained in this work can be valuable for the data evaluationcommunity. In particular, half-lives of short-lived isomeric states in 108Tc and94Rb were measured for the first time. Also, our data indicate the existence of a short-lived (6 ns)isomeric state at E ∗= 401 keV that was assigned to147Ce. In total, 41 half-lives were measured, from the nanosecond scale to tens of microseconds, with a careful estimate of associated uncertainties. This work demonstrates the great strength andversatility of the VESPA setup, consisting of a twin Frisch- grid ionization chamber in conjunction with fast scintillators such as LaBr 3(Ce) detectors. The main advantage of such a setup is to be sensitive to half-lives across several orders of magnitude and to short-lived isotopes, using a rather simple analysis method. In particular, the multiple isomers analy-sis, combined with the fast timing properties of LaBr 3(Ce) detectors, proved to be a powerful tool to
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are often associated with higher quality (Verlegh and Steen - kamp, 1999; Chu et al., 2010; Newman et al., 2014; Thøgersen, 2023 ) and Russian, Polish and Hungarian (Ettenson, 1993 ) and Croatian (Ozretic-Dosen et al., 2007 ) consumers were found to prefer products made in Western countries over those made in Eastern or Central Europe. On the other hand, consumers may favor products made for their own country, believing they are tailored to national tastes, which could lead to higher WTP (Franke et al., 2009; Franke et al., 2010; Moreau and Herd, 2010; Valenzuela et al., 2009 ). We anticipate that highlighting different product versions will lead to the following responses: (a) in Western countries, positive stereotypes may enhance WTP for tailored domestic versions; (b) in Eastern coun- tries, negative stereotypes may reduce WTP for domestic versions, possibly outweighing the benefits of tailoring to local taste. Additionally, since the political debate focused on branded products, we study a third hypothesis examining the role of brand names in influencing consumer perceptions of DFQ. The importance of this aspect stems from the fact that brands often signal quality consistency (Erdem et al., 2006), and can overshadow other quality cues, such as price (Dodds et al., 1991 ) or intrinsic product attributes. For example, an Italian consumer may overlook compositional differences in Nutella purchased in the US (Webster, 2014 ), because what matters most to them is enjoying their favourite product alongside the trusted brand (Allison and Uhl, 1964 ). Thus, while an exhaustive review of the liter- ature surrounding the role of brands in consumers ’ purchase decisions is beyond the scope of this article, we hypothesize that the presence of a strong extrinsic cues, like a well-known brand, will reduce the attention to compositional differences and diminish the role of the ‘made for’ claim in consumer decision making — an aspect that cannot be ignored during the policy design. In this case: H3: Preference for the domestic product version over a foreign version reduces (or possibly disappears) when products carry a well- known brand both in the absence (H3 a) and the presence of the ‘made for’ claim (H3 b). Fig. 1summarizes our main hypotheses. 3.Material and methods To test the above-mentioned hypotheses, we employ two comple - mentary approaches. The first is an online discrete choice experiment (DCE) assessing consumers ’ differences in WTPs between different product versions to
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and self-defeating for those in the digital sectors. More than half of SMEs in Europe flag regulatory obstacles and the administrative burden as their greatest challenge. We have also left our Single Market fragmented for decades, which has a cascading effect on our competitiveness. It drives high-growth companies overseas, in turn reducing the pool of projects to be financed and hindering the development of Europe’s capital markets. And without high-growth projects to invest in and capital markets to finance them, Europeans lose opportunities to become wealthier. Even though EU households save more than their US counterparts, their wealth has grown by only a third as much since 2009. Second, Europe is wasting its common resources. We have large collective spending power, but we dilute it across multiple different national and EU instruments. For instance, we are still not joining forces in the defence industry to help our companies to integrate and reach scale. European collaborative procurement accounted for less than a fifth of spending on defence equipment procurement in 2022. We also do not favour competitive European defence companies. Between mid-2022 and mid-2023, 78% of total procurement spending went to non-EU suppliers, out of which 63% went to the US. Likewise, we do not collaborate enough on innovation, even though public investments in breakthrough technolo - gies require large capital pools and the spillovers for everyone are substantial. The public sector in the EU spends about as much on R&I as the US as a share of GDP, but just one-tenth of this spending takes place at the EU level. Third, Europe does not coordinate where it matters. Industrial strategies today – as seen in the US and China – combine multiple policies, ranging from fiscal policies to encourage domestic production, to trade policies to penalise anti-competitive behaviour, to foreign economic policies to secure supply chains. In the EU context, linking policies in this way requires a high degree of coordination between national and EU efforts. But owing to its slow and disaggregated policymaking process, the EU is less able to produce such a response. Europe’s decision-making rules have not substantially evolved as the EU has enlarged and as the global environ - ment we face has become more hostile and complex. Decisions are typically made issue-by-issue with multiple veto players along the way. The outcome is a legislative process with an average time of 19 months to agree new
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in the (less densely populated) functional urban areas. Whilst we believe that the disaster risk management for multi-hazard assessment is brought forward by the abil- ity of the proposed approach to identify LAUs exposed to multi-hazards with high significance, we acknowledge sev- eral shortcomings. Among these, a notable limitation of our approach is that vulnerability (an aspect of the research de- sign considered) is not taken into account in the assessment of asset exposure (population and residential built-up areas) to multi-hazards. The multi-hazard potential of each region is simply expressed by means of exposure (or assets exposed). Nevertheless, the overall analytical approach detects signifi- cant patterns of multi-hazard potential across regions, reveal- ing spatially explicit clusters and thereby setting the basis for more precise and focused analysis. The areal-dimension approach excludes a detailed level of study that could more accurately examine the spatial coincidence of multiple haz- ards at localized levels. Moreover, subdividing the exposuredata at the level of areal dimensions that are heterogeneous in size (as described in Sect. 2.1.1) may introduce biases into the cluster analysis, particularly when neighbouring re- lations are defined by distance. This can lead to underesti- mations or overestimations of the clusters. However, we mit- igated this issue by identifying the optimal kvalue, which is dynamically determined for each hazard–asset relation- ship, in order to minimize the influence of noise and out- liers on the clustering analysis. Future research opportuni- ties include revising the meta-analysis approach (based on Stouffer’s method) employed in this study, specifically ex- ploring the use of weighted or unweighted versions of the Z-transform test for the Stouffer method when aggregating single-hazard hotspots into multi-hazard hotspots. There is evidence in the statistical literature (Whitlock, 2005) sug- gesting that the weighted Zapproach may be preferable, par- ticularly when there is variation in the sample size across studies or clusters, as is the case in our study, where the num- ber of regions varies depending on the exposure type. How- ever, the choice between the weighted and unweighted ver- sions of this test remains an open question in meta-analysis, as highlighted by Becker (1994). 6 Conclusions To our knowledge, this study is the first that uses spatial pat- terns (clusters/hotspots) and meta-analysis to identify the re- gions at a European level that are exposed to multi-hazards. The methodology presented in this study offers valuable in- sights into the European multi-hazard landscape, thereby in-
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CNs were strongly inhibited. Conversely, dur-ing US omissions US- CNs were highly active, while CS-R CNs were strongly inhibited ( Figures 6 O and 6P). Altogether, these re- sults suggest that, despite the fact that the presentation of socialand aversive stimuli leads to an overall increase in the activity of aIC VIP+ INs, a broad functional heterogeneity exists in the indi- vidual responses of these cells. We next addressed whether a loss in coding fidelity of CNs underlies the decay in the general activity of VIP+ INs upon repeated stimulus presentations. To this aim, we calcu- lated the Mahalanobis population vector distance (PVD) toassess the differentiability of the responses ( Grewe et al., 2017 ). During the social preference behavioral paradigm, the minimum duration of the interaction with a given stimulus acrossall imaged mice (i.e., maximum object interaction during day 1 or 2 of the social interaction test) was used as the maximum period considered for analysis of PVD. We found that, only during thefirst day of testing, object and mouse CN PVDs significantly increased over time, owing to increased fidelity of the VIP+ IN coding ensembles to the social or object cues ( Figures 6 Q and 6R). In the course of fear conditioning and retrieval, althoughthe activity of CS, US, CS-R, or US- CNs changed across suc- cessive trials ( Figures S6 C and S6F), PVDs between CN ensem- bles remained unchanged ( Figures 6 S and 6T). These data show that the observed decrease in general activity upon repeated stimulus presentation does not arise from a loss or switch in (E) The time spent in the social interaction zone was similar between ArchT- and GFP-injected animals during periods of OFF (first 5 min) and ON (last 5 mi n) laser- mediated inhibition (two-way ANOVA, main effect group: p = 0.67; main effect time: p = 0.001; interaction effect: p = 0.27; Bonferroni multiple compar isons test, OFF GFP versus ON GFP, p = 0.001; OFF ArchT versus ON ArchT, p = 0.001).(F) Social interaction ratios during periods of OFF (first 5 min) and ON (last 5 min) laser-mediated inhibition in ArchT- and GFP-injected animals (two -way ANOVA, main effect group: p = 0.45; main effect time: p = 0.001; interaction effect: p = 0.15; Bonferroni multiple comparisons test, OFF GFP versus ON GFP, p = 0. 15; OFF ArchT versus ON ArchT, p = 0.001).(G) Social preference
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no sense to choose the best one: every approach works underwith different conditions like various text generation strategies, different datasetcapacity, quality of data and other. Thus, before choosing which method to use, one needs to determine the features of arti ficial content generating method. Anyway, each approach involves trade off that requires further evaluation. In future, we plan to compare all the presented approaches on standardized datasets and to do a robustness analysis across different datasets. References 1. Grechnikov, E.A., Gusev, G.G., Kustarev, A.A., Raigorodsky, A.M.: Detection of arti ficial texts, digital libraries: advanced methods and technologies, digital collections. In: Proceedings of XI All-Russian Research Conference RCDL 2009, KRC RAS, Petrozavodsk, pp. 306 –308 (2009)Table 1. Summing up the methods The method Dataset/Language The best result Frequency counting method [ 1] 2000 original texts, 250 artificial; Russian90.61 % accuracy The method of linguistic features [ 2] 2 k, 5 k, 10 k of generated words; Spanish-English100 % F-measure for world stuf fing Phrase analysis method [ 6] 2 k, 5 k, 10 k of generated words100 % F-measure for word stuf fing Lexicographic features method [ 14] 2 k, 5 k, 10 k of generated words99 % F-measure for patchwork Perplexity-based filtering [ 14] English-Japanese parallel documents97 % F-measure for 2ndMarkov model A fake content detector based on relative entropy [ 14]English and French parallel corpora99 % F-measure for 2ndMarkov model Hidden Style Similarity method [ 3] A corpus of 5 million html pages100 % accuracy at certain threshold SciDetect method [ 19] 1600 arti ficial documents + 8200original; English100 % accuracyComputer-Generated Text Detection Using Machine Learning 4252. Corston-Oliver, S., Gamon, M., Brockett, C.: A machine learning approach to the automatic evaluation of machine translation. In: Proceeding of 39th Annual Meeting on Association for Computational Linguistics, ACL 2001, pp. 148 –155 (2001) 3. Urvoy, T., Lavergne, T., Filoche, P.: Tracking web spam with hidden style similarity. In: AIRWEB 2006, Seattle, Washington, USA, 10 August 2006 4. Witten, I.H., Frank, E.: Data Mining: Practical Machine Learning Tools and Techniques with Java Implementations. Morgan Kaufmann Publishers, Burlington (2011) 5. Arase, Y., Zhou, M.: Machine translation detection from monolingual web-text. In: Proceedings of 51st Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics,Sofia, Bulgaria, pp. 1597 –1607, 4 –9 August 2013 6. Baayen, R.H.: Word Frequency Distributions. Kluwer Academic Publishers, Amsterdam (2001) 7. Clarkson, P., Rosenfeld, R.: Statistical language modeling using the CMU-Cambridge toolkit. In: Proceedings of Eurospeech 1997, pp. 2707 –2710 (1997)
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(Gary Marcus) (5) Though BERT passed the lab’s common-sense test, ma- chines are still a long way from an artificial version of a human’s common sense. (Oren Etzioni) However, there are plenty of instances where the popular press gets it wrong, such as (6) from the B2C website,2apparently based on the Google Blog post about BERT and search, which includes numerous statements like (7).3 (6) BERT is a system by which Google’s algorithm uses pattern recognition to better understand how human beings communicate so that it can return more relevant results for users. (7) Here are some of the examples that showed up our evaluation process that demonstrate BERTs ability to understand the intent behind your search. In sum, it is not clear from our academic literature whether all authors are clear on the distinction be- tween form and meaning, but it is clear that the way we speak about what neural LMs are doing is misleading to the public. Part of the reason for this tendency to use impre- cise language may well be that we do not yet fully understand what exactly it is about language that the large LMs come to implicitly represent. Their success, however, has sparked a subfield (‘BERTol- ogy’) that aims to answer this question. The methodology of probing tasks (e.g. Adi et al., 2017; Ettinger et al., 2018) has been used to show that 1https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/18/technology/artific ial-intelligence-language.html, accessed 2019/12/04 2https://www.business2community.com/seo/what-t o-do-about-bert-googles-recent-local-algorithm-updat e-02259261, accessed 2019/12/04 3https://www.blog.google/products/search/search-langu age-understanding-bert/, accessed 2019/12/04large LMs learn at least some information about phenomena such as English subject-verb agreement (Goldberg, 2019; Jawahar et al., 2019), constituent types, dependency labels, NER, and (core) seman- tic role types (again, all in English) (Tenney et al., 2019).4Hewitt and Manning (2019) find informa- tion analogous to unlabeled dependency structures in the word vectors provided by ELMo and BERT (trained on English). And of course it is well estab- lished that vector-space representations of words pick up word classes, both syntactic (POS, e.g. Lin et al., 2015) and semantic (lexical similarity, e.g. Rubenstein and Goodenough, 1965; Mikolov et al., 2013). Others have looked more closely at the success of the large LMs on apparently meaning sensitive tasks and found that in fact, far from doing the “rea- soning” ostensibly required to complete the tasks, they were instead simply more effective at leverag- ing artifacts in the data than previous approaches. Niven and Kao (2019) find that BERT’s
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for each strategic priority, with well-defined objectives, governance, and financing . For the first cycle, the objectives could correspond to the goals set out in this report. Governance of the Action Plans should aim to minimise bureau - cracy and involve a wide range of stakeholders: Member States, technical experts, the private sector, and EU insti - tutions and agencies. The Commission should have a mandate for horizontal actions and exclusive competencies of the EU, such as revamping competition policy and reducing administrative and regulatory burdens. For shared competencies like closing the skills gap and accelerating innovation, the Commission should provide guidelines and share the institutional setup for implementation with relevant national bodies and industry experts, as discussed in the relevant chapters of this report. In specific sectors of the economy, a new setup could be envisaged bringing together the Commission, industry and Member States, as well as relevant sectoral agencies. 01. During the first half of the 2019-2024 parliamentary term. 02. Article 121 TFEU provides a legal basis for establishing a Competitiveness Coordination Framework. The procedure involves the Council and the European Council. 67THE FUTURE OF EUROPEAN COMPETITIVENESS — PART A | CHAPTER 6The consolidation of the EU’s various coordination mechanisms should be matched by a consolidation of its budgetary resources . EU resources should focus on funding public goods that are critical to the EU’s strategic priorities and which would otherwise be undersupplied by Member States or the private sector [see the chapter on investment] . Already under the current Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF), programmes such as InvestEU could be made more effective by adjusting the mandates of the implementing partners to enable more risk-taking. Under the next MFF, the report recommends defining a “Competitiveness Pillar” with funding hypothecated to delivering the Action Plans. The EU also needs to leverage better the large spending power of the Member States – which is collectively equivalent to other major economies – by improving cooperation and focus. It is recommended to create nationally pre-allocated envelopes in the MFF to incentivise and co-finance multi-country industrial projects, which can be activated by a sub-group of interested Member States if necessary. It is also proposed to deploy two revamped tools: a new Competitiveness IPCEI allowing State aid for cross-border projects, including industrial infra - structure, and a new Competitiveness Joint Undertaking to quickly set up public-private partnerships between the Commission, interested Member States and
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five of the top ten tech companies globally in terms of quantum investment are based in the US and four in China. None are based in the EU. FIGURE 2 Decomposition of average annual labour productivity growth Selected sectors, US and EU (pp, 2000-2019) Note: EU is the GDP-weighted average of AT, BE, DE, DK, ES, FI, FR, IT, NL, SE. The values are the average annual labour productivity (GVA per hour worked) growth contributions over the period 2000-2019. Source: Nikolov, P., Simons, W., Turrini, A. Voigt, P., forthcoming. While some digital sectors are likely already “lost”, Europe still has an opportunity to capitalise on future waves of digital innovation . The EU’s competitive disadvantage will likely widen in cloud computing, as the market is characterised by continuous massive investments, economies of scale and multiple services offered by a single provider. However, there are multiple reasons why Europe should not give up on developing its domestic tech sector. First, it is important that EU companies maintain a foothold in areas where technological sovereignty is required, such as security and encryption (“sovereign cloud” solutions). Second, a weak tech sector will hinder innovation performance in a wide range of adjacent fields, such as pharma, energy, materials and defence. Third, AI – and particularly generative AI – is an evolving technology in which EU companies still have an opportunity to carve out a leading position in selected segments. Europe holds a strong position in autonomous robotics, hosting around 22% of worldwide activity, and in AI services, hosting around 17% of activity02. But innovative digital companies are generally failing to scale up in Europe and attract finance, reflected in a huge gap in later-stage financing between the EU and the US [see Figure 3] . In fact, there is no EU company with a market capitalisation over EUR 100 billion that has been set up from scratch in the last fifty years, while in the US all six companies with a valuation above EUR 1 trillion have been created over this period03. 02. JRC, Examples of AI services , Policy Brief, 2024. Examples of AI services include the use of any AI technology, such as machine learning, computer vision, natural language processing, to perform high level applications such as business intelligence, predictive analytics, forecasting, optimisation, failure detection, applied to different business functions. 03. “From scratch” refers to starting a company from its inception as
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