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(2025)The report aims to analyse the job quality and working conditions of care workers in Italy. The report evaluates law and policy, labour market characteristics and industrial relations, and analyses the interaction between ...
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(2026)We address interpretable representation learning for motion forecasting in self-driving cars. Rather than treating transformers as black boxes, we develop methods to interpret and modify learned representations. We introduce ...
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(2026)Modern high-resolution sensors, such as Lidar, generate thousands of measurements per time step and object in maritime environment perception. These measurements contain information about both kinematics and the objects’ ...
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(2025)The aim of the German national report is to analyse job quality and inclusive working conditions of care workers in Germany. The report will include analysis of law and policy, labour market characteristics, and industrial ...
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(2026)By implementing a quantum Szilard engine, we show that a superconducting granular aluminum fluxonium qubit is coupled weakly to a two-level system (TLS) environment of unknown physical origin. Since the TLSs are much longer ...
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(2026)There are books that illuminate a field of study, and then there are books that emerge from the darkness itself. Catacombs is decidedly the latter. For decades, the English-speaking world has known Guillermo O'Donnell as ...
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(2025)The aim of the French national report is to analyse job quality and inclusive working conditions of care workers in France. The report focuses on labour law analysis, but also includes analysis of law and policy, industrial ...
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(2026)The 10th bwHPC Symposium proceedings compile peer-reviewed contributions on scientific computing, AI applications, HPC operations, and Green IT – the central theme of this anniversary edition. Topics include energy-efficient ...
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(2026)Open science is a set of principles and practices that aims to make research from all fields accessible to everyone for the benefit of researchers and society as a whole. Doing Open Social Science: A Guide for Researchers ...
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(2025)The comparative report, corresponding to WP2 of the ‘CARE4CARE - We care for those who care’ research project, examines job quality and inclusive working conditions for care workers in six EU Member States: France, Germany, ...
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(2026)No period in Latin American history has been as thoroughly studied as the 1960s. Amid this proliferation of texts, Claudia Gilman's Between the Pen and the Rifle stands out as a singular work: comprehensive yet exhaustive, ...
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(2025)Was there, in the Italic kingdom during the early and high Carolingian age, a type of documentation that is identifiable as aristocratic not only by genesis? That is, did there exist, in the charters produced at the request ...
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(2026)The business of war—meaning the commercial supply, financing, and organisation of soldiers and materiel for armies and navies—was one of the leading economic sectors in early modern Europe. During this turbulent period, ...
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(2026)No period in Latin American history has been as thoroughly studied as the 1960s. Amid this proliferation of texts, Claudia Gilman's Between the Pen and the Rifle stands out as a singular work: comprehensive yet exhaustive, ...
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(2025)The life of Leo IV included in the Liber pontificalis is a valuable text for reflecting on the Roman aristocracy during the years of the Emperors Lothar I and Louis II. It contains numerous episodes in which Roman proceres ...
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(2025)Contrary to Lombard and Carolingian Italy, there was no Frankish aristocracy in Rome itself. This paper discusses the relations between the Roman aristocracies and the emperor, which need to be seen within the context of ...
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(2025)The first half of the ninth century saw profound changes in the Veneto-Friuli area, as well as in the Alemannic-Rhaetian area, regions closely connected to each other after the Carolingian conquest of Italy. The Friulian ...
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(2025)This short preface is divided into two parts. The first aims to recall the research project Ruling in hard times. Patterns of power and practices of government in the making of Carolingian Italy, to which this volume ...
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(2025)Whereas recent research on monasteries, their properties, and their social networks in Carolingian Italy mostly focused on some very rich and well-documented institutions, the available charters offer glimpses of a much ...
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(2025)The descriptions of the female aristocracy in the age of Lothar I differ somewhat from those of the preceding and following age: in general, women do not appear on the scene as a source of conflict or scandal, but instead ...
