WebProt\'eg\'e: A Cloud-Based Ontology Editor

We present WebProt\'eg\'e, a tool to develop ontologies represented in the Web Ontology Language (OWL). WebProt\'eg\'e is a cloud-based application that allows users to collaboratively edit OWL ontologies, and it is available for use at https://webprotege.stanford.edu. WebProt\'ege\'e currently hosts more than 68,000 OWL ontology projects and has over 50,000 user accounts. In this paper, we detail the main new features of the latest version of WebProt\'eg\'e

Flames recognition for opinion mining

The emerging world-wide e-society creates new ways of interaction between people with different cultures and backgrounds. Communication systems as forums, blogs, and comments are easily accessible to end users. In this context, user generated content management revealed to be a difficult but necessary task. Studying and interpreting user generated data/text available on the Internet is a complex and time consuming task for any human analyst. This study proposes an interdisciplinary approach to modelling the flaming phenomena (hot, aggressive discussions) in online Italian forums. The model is based on the analysis of psycho/cognitive/linguistic interaction modalities among web communities' participants, state-of-the art machine learning techniques and natural language processing technology. Virtual communities' administrators, moderators and users could benefit directly from this research. A further positive outcome of this research is the opportunity to better understand and model the dynamics of web forums as the base for developing opinion mining applications focused on commercial applications

OBSERVATIONS ON THE STRUCTURE, DYNAMICS AND ABBREVIATION OF ENTOMOFAUNE COLLECTED FROM CERTAIN AGRICULTURAL CROPS

The remarks were made in 2016 in the fruit tree, pear, peach, vine plantations, corn crops and cabbage crops, in two stations, stationary Vasile Adamachi, Iasi Iasi county and Ezereni farm in the Miroslava, Iasi County. The purpose of the paper was to compare the entomofauna by a number of different agricultural and field cultures, different as well as agroecosystem technology and conditions.The material was collected using the entomological filet, from June until September inclusive.The collected material was cleaned of vegetal remains and was then prepared for identification at species level. The analysis of the collected material shows that the samples collected belong to the Hexapoda Class, with several insect orders and the Arachnida Class, the Aranea order and the Acari order. Most of them belong to the Insecta class. The orders to which the species are collected are: Coleoptera, Heteroptera, Hymenoptera, Diptera, all of the Hexapoda class. As regards the abundance entomofauna, cultures, it is found that the wheat had been collected the multiple copies (69) followed by the growing of maize (39) and then planting vine (29) and plantations apple (24)

Non-invasive sampling of water-borne hormones demonstrates individual consistency of the cortisol response to stress in laboratory zebrafish (Danio rerio)

Animal science

Acquired parietal intradiploic encephalocele: Case report and review of the literature

Very few cases of intradiploic encephalocele in adulthood have been reported in the literature. In our paper we describe a case of parietal intradiploic encephalocele, which presents with simple partial seizures. Preoperative imaging (CT and MRI) showed brain herniation within the intradiploic space. Diagnosis was confirmed at surgery. Postoperatively the patient recovered from his presenting symptoms.&nbsp