The Politics of Network Governance in Europe: The Case of Energy Regulation

Networks are considered increasingly important for policy-making. The literature on new modes of governance in Europe suggests that their horizontal coordination capacity and flexible and informal structures are particularly suitable for governing the multilevel architecture of the European polity. However, empirical evidence about the effects of networks on policy-making and public policies is still quite limited. This article uses the case of the European network of energy regulators to explore the determinants of the position of network members and, in turn, the domestic adoption of soft rules developed within this network. The empirical analysis, based on multivariate statistics and semi-directive interviews, supports the expectation that institutional complementarities increase actors' centrality in networks, while arguments based on organisational resources and age are disproved. Furthermore, results show that the overall level of adoption is considerable and that centrality might have a small positive effect on domestic adoption.

Infraestructura de Clau Pública (PKI) per a lagestió d'historials mèdics

L'objectiu d'aquest projecte, emmarcat en l'àrea de la Seguretat Informàtica, ésimplementar un esquema criptogràfic, que garanteixi els requisits de seguretat d'un sistema de gestió d'historials mèdics, a través d'una xarxa de comunicacions.

Neurological Conditions Network - Engagement exercise summary report

This is the summary report of the Speak out for Change engagement exercise carried out by the Neurological Conditions Network. This engagement undertook to ask people's experiences of living with a neurological condition and caring for someone with a neurological condition. Across the wide range of conditions represented,� the 142 patient experiences gathered to date, have consistently revealed issues around information, choice and control, independence and the emotional impact of neurological conditions.

Unraveling the complex network of cuticular structure and function.

A hydrophobic cuticle is deposited at the outermost extracellular matrix of the epidermis in primary tissues of terrestrial plants. Besides forming a protective shield against the environment, the cuticle is potentially involved in several developmental processes during plant growth. A high degree of variation in cuticle composition and structure exists between different plant species and tissues. Lots of progress has been made recently in understanding the different steps of biosynthesis, transport, and deposition of cuticular components. However, the molecular mechanisms that underlie cuticular function remain largely elusive.

Proveïment de serveis segurs

Aquest projecte és una mostra de les possibilitats de dotar de seguretat a les aplicacions web i d¿arquitectura Client/Servidor basades en Java

Implementación de un esquema criptográfico para gestionar de forma segura los historiales médicos de los pacientes a través de una red de comunicaciones

L'objectiu és implementar un esquema criptogràfic que garanteixi les necessitats de seguretat d'un historial mèdic que pot ser gestionat a través d'una xarxa de comunicacions (per exemple tota una intranet d'un centre mèdic).

Implementació d'un esquema criptogràfic per gestionar de forma segura els historials mèdics dels pacients a través d'una xarxa de comunicacions

L'objectiu d'aquest TFC és dissenyar i implementar un gestor d'historial mèdics de pacients segur a través d'una xarxa de comunicacions que garanteixi la privadesa, la integritat, el no-repudi i l'autenticitat.

Implementació d'un esquema criptogràfic per gestionar de forma segura els historials mèdics dels pacients a través d'una xarxa de comunicacions

L'objectiu d'aquest projecte és implementar un esquema criptogràfic que garanteixi les necessitats de seguretat de les dades d'un historial mèdic el qual serà gestionat a través d'una xarxa de comunicacions convencionals.

Health Promoting Hospitals and Health Services network in Northern Ireland - Update report 2008-2009

The third annual report from the World Health Organisation's (WHO) Healthy Promoting Hospitals (HPH) and Healthy Services network highlights a rich selection of the innovative developments and team-working achievements across services in Northern Ireland. The report provides a platform to showcase the five Health and Social Care Trusts and Cooperation and Working Together (CAWT)��'s commitment to health and wellbeing to the population and shows how hospitals can have an impact on the determinants of health as they are explained in the context of people��'s daily lives.

Implementació d'un esquema criptogràfic per gestionar de forma segura els historials mèdics dels pacients a través d'una xarxa decomunicacions.

El projecte ha de generar un seguit d'aplicacions per a que els usuaris i elsmetges puguin accedir a través d'una xarxa de comunicacions als historials clínicsmantenint sempre els requisits de seguretat.

NetEye - Network Monitoring, Zabbix implementation

Trabajo de presentación en formato PowerPoint del TFC NetEye- Zabbix, network monitoring implementation.

Generació automàtica de les constraints a partir de un diagrama de classes UML amb restriccions especificades en OCL

L'àmbit d'aquest treball és la generació automàtica de les restriccions d'integritat (claus primàries, alternatives i comprovacions), tant per a les bases de dades relacionals com per a les orientades a objectes.

GLUT2 surface expression and intracellular transport via the constitutive pathway in pancreatic beta cells and insulinoma: evidence for a block in trans-Golgi network exit by brefeldin A.

The biosynthesis, intracellular transport, and surface expression of the beta cell glucose transporter GLUT2 was investigated in isolated islets and insulinoma cells. Using a trypsin sensitivity assay to measure cell surface expression, we determined that: (a) greater than 95% of GLUT2 was expressed on the plasma membrane; (b) GLUT2 did not recycle in intracellular vesicles; and (c) after trypsin treatment, reexpression of the intact transporter occurred with a t1/2 of approximately 7 h. Kinetics of intracellular transport of GLUT2 was investigated in pulse-labeling experiments combined with glycosidase treatment and the trypsin sensitivity assay. We determined that transport from the endoplasmic reticulum to the trans-Golgi network (TGN) occurred with a t1/2 of 15 min and that transport from the TGN to the plasma membrane required a similar half-time. When added at the start of a pulse-labeling experiment, brefeldin A prevented exit of GLUT2 from the endoplasmic reticulum. When the transporter was first accumulated in the TGN during a 15-min period of chase, but not following a low temperature (22 degrees C) incubation, addition of brefeldin A (BFA) prevented subsequent surface expression of the transporter. This indicated that brefeldin A prevented GLUT2 exit from the TGN by acting at a site proximal to the 22 degrees C block. Together, these data demonstrate that GLUT2 surface expression in beta cells is via the constitutive pathway, that transport can be blocked by BFA at two distinct steps and that once on the surface, GLUT2 does not recycle in intracellular vesicles.