The FitForThem Digital Platform supports the connection of partner universities' research and innovation data repositories, connects a variety of digital content and facilitates the matchmaking between the universities of FitForThem Alliance , society and business systems.
The FitForThem Digital Platform contains three sets of information: - Institutional repositories which contains the entire bibliographic contents of partners' libraries
- Research groups selected after their common interests and identified through ERC sectors
- Cultural heritage highlights consisting in museums, collections, sites, and digitised ancient books
The institutional repository data are collected and available through OpenAIRE portal .
21 data samples
European Centre of \nPalaeontology
A European research and education centre of palaeontology/palaeobiology, located in a palaeontological pavilion at Krasiejów near Opole. By now, Krasiejów has become a famous locality where Upper Triassic sedimentary rocks are exposed that have yielded large numbers of fossils, mostly vertebrates but also invertebrate and plant taxa. The Opole area is also well known for its Late Cretaceous (Turonian-Coniacian) marine fossils, mostly invertebrates, but rare vertebrate remains and plants have also been recorded. Close to Opole, Middle Triassic (Germanic facies, Muschelkalk) deposits are widely distributed as well, with profuse vertebrate and invertebrate fauna and ichnofossil assemblages. A …
Iosephi Binghami ... Origines sive antiquitates ecclesiasticae. Ex lingua anglicana in latinam vertit
Translation from English into Latin of a vast religious-historical work which gives a systematic account of Christian antiquities, grouped by headings. The fourth volume contains books X, XI and XII.
Europe between Mobility and Security: the challenges of illicit trades in the Mediterranean Area
Europe between Mobility and Security: the challenges of illicit trades in the Mediterranean Area
Ēmer-eniauto-genea-chorographias nucleus, insigni lectionis variae fructu locuples. Historiae cùm
Chronological compendium of universal sacred and profane history, with calendars, list of popes and Roman emperors, genealogical tables and a small atlas of Europe with 15 maps.
On the Power of Tree-Walking Automata
2000
Tree-walking automata (TWAs) recently received new attention in the fields of formal languages and databases. Towards a better understanding of their expressiveness, we characterize them in terms of transitive closure logic formulas in normal form. It is conjectured by Engelfriet and Hoogeboom that TWAs cannot define all regular tree languages, or equivalently, all of monadic second-order logic. We prove this conjecture for a restricted, but powerful, class of TWAs. In particular, we show that 1-bounded TWAs, that is TWAs that are only allowed to traverse every edge of the input tree at most once in every direction, cannot define all regular languages. We then extend this result to a class …
Optimal selection of the four best of a sequence
1993
We consider the situation in which the decision-maker is allowed to have four choices with purpose to choose exactly the four absolute best candidates fromN applicants. The optimal stopping rule and the maximum probability of making the right choice are given for largeN∈N, the maximum asymptotic value of the best choice being limN→∞P(win)≈0.12706.
International competition in the first wave of globalization: new evidence on the margins of trade
2015
We pose a seemingly ageless question in economic history. To what extent did new entrants in the late nineteenth‐century cotton‐textile industry threaten the customary markets of the European core? Exploiting a newly constructed dataset on textile imports to Spain, we find that as trade costs fell, new rivals began to sell a greater variety of products. Along this dimension, competition can be said to have increased. In response, producers in Europe adjusted the type and number of goods exported. By 1914, specialization mapped onto endowments of skilled labour, capital, and access to raw materials. While firms in new industrializing countries exported low‐end varieties, incumbents in the co…
Biotechnology applied to forest and aromatic species
Research activity focused on the conservation and improvement of forest and aromatic species. It comprises two lines of research funded by MINECO, EU, and GVA (PrometeoII). 1- Biotechnology of forest species. It applies somatic embryogenesis (SE) as a tool to increase the resilience of forest species towards sustainable forest exploitation. In recent years, protocols of SE have been optimized in Pinus pinaster (maritime pine) and Quercus ilex (holm oak), highlighting the selection of Pinus pinaster families with high embryogenic capacity, the creation of a germplasm bank with these lines, the development of genetic transformation protocols in maritime pine and stone pine, and the establish…
ChemInform Abstract: Solution Synthesis of Nanoparticular Binary Transition Metal Antimonides.
2011
The transition metal antimonides MSb with M: Co, Ni, and Zn and Cu2Sb with particle sizes ranging from 20 to 60 nm are prepared using presynthesized antimony nanoparticles and activated metal nanoparticles as precursors.
Sacrae Rotae Romanae Decisiones coram reverendissimo p. d. Josepho Molines Pro Regno Aragonum auditore
Collection of the sentences of Sacra Rota from January 11, 1705 to April 23, 1708, taken from the autographs of José de Molines, auditor of the Sacra Rota.
Antibiotics favor the establishment of antibiotrophic bacteria in agricultural soil microbial communities, but are not always sufficient to enhance a…
2020
International audience; During the past decades, environmental concentrations of antibiotics have largely increased,resulting in a risk of ecosystem disturbance. However, because their composition is often rich innitrogen and carbon, antibiotics are of nutritional interest for microorganisms, as long as theirbiocidal character is not considered. Antibiotic-degrading bacteria have therefore emerged amongststrains that were resistant to antibiotics. Called antibiotrophs, they are able to use selectedantibiotics as nutritive sources for their growth. While several antibiotrophs have been isolated fromdifferent agroecosystems, little is known about their ecology. In particular, their dispersal …
Orto Botanico
The University of Palermo’s Botanical Garden is one of the most important Italian academic institutions. This enormous outdoor museum can boast over 200 years of activity and is responsible for the study and diffusion of innumerable plant species in Sicily, in Europe and throughout the Mediterranean basin, many of which come from tropical and subtropical regions. Today, the Garden is particularly noteworthy for the large variety of species and the expressivity of the many floras it hosts.
Inverse problems Research Group
Inverse problems research concentrates on the mathematical theory and practical implementation of indirect measurements. Applications are found in numerous research fields involving scientific, medical or industrial imaging; familiar examples include X-ray computed tomography and ultrasound imaging. Inverse problems have a rich mathematical theory employing modern methods in partial differential equations, harmonic analysis, and differential geometry.
Nano Hybrid Lab
Current interests of NHL Group involve the development of novel efficient recyclable and sustainable catalysts (metal nanoparticles, organometallic- and organo-catalysts), the development of new functional hybrid silica-, poly ionic liquid-, polydopamine-based materials as well as carbon nanoforms-based materials (fullerenes, nanotubes, nanohorns, nanodiamonds and graphene) and the development of novel protocols for the chemical functionalization of nanocarbons.
Harvesting‐induced population fluctuations?
2003
It has recently been shown that damped endogenous dynamics is a common feature in Finnish grouse species; In this paper, we demonstrate that time-variant harvesting may turn damped dynamics to quasi-periodic fluctuations. Exploited populations, e.g. grouse, may therefore fluctuate more than expected if we do not manage to keep the harvest fraction constant over time. However, the harvest fraction of Finnish grouse varies with the phase of the cycle. Such a harvesting strategy could potentially change the periodicity of the fluctuations, as can a threshold harvest strategy where a constant fraction is harvested above a density threshold. The two non-linear harvesting strategies investigated …
Geoscience Collection
Collection of about 50.000 geological, paleontological and mineralogical objects.
Q. Curtii Rufi, Historia Alexandri Magni. Cum notis selectiss. variorum, Raderi, Freinshemii, Loccenii, Blancardi, & c.
Editio variorum of Quintus Curtius Rufus Historiae Alexandri Magni, with comments and annotations by various specialists. It is the story of the life and career of Alexander the Great.
Digital contents and communication flows
MEDIAFLOWS is focused on the analysis of the changes and mutations caused by the process of digitization in the content and structures of media and in the public. The group's origin is the activity of most of its researchers since 2007, within the framework of the "Valencian Digital Media Analysis Group" (since 2007), which has resulted in the achievement of three R&D projects (financed by the Generalitat Valenciana and the University of Valencia) and an annual conference (Digital Communication Congress in the Valencian Community) that began to be held in 2009. As a result of all this, five monographs and a large number of partial publications in congresses, journals and book chapters have …