Legal aspects of registration and accounting of research and development works in the field of state national security

The article is devoted to the issues of registration and accounting of research and development work performed in the field of national security, by the example of the Ukrainian scientific and research Institute of special equipment and forensic expertise of the Security Service of Ukraine. The legal bases for actions on the specified subjects are investigated. The current state of affairs on the raised issue is analyzed. Some issues that arise during the registration procedure are highlighted.

Joint Unsupervised Infrared-RGB Video Registration and Fusion

We present a system to perform joint registration and fusion for RGB and Infrared (IR) video pairs. While RGB is related to human perception, IR is associated with heat. However, IR images often lack contour and texture information. The goal with the fusion of the visible and IR images is to obtain more information from them. This requires two completely matched images. However, classical methods assuming ideal imaging conditions fail to achieve satisfactory performance in actual cases. From the data-dependent modeling point of view, labeling the dataset is costly and impractical.In this context, we present a framework that tackles two challenging tasks. First, a video registration procedure that aims to align IR and RGB videos. Second, a fusion method brings all the essential information from the two video modalities to a single video. We evaluate our approach on a challenging dataset of RGB and IR video pairs collected for firefighters to handle their tasks effectively in challenging visibility conditions such as heavy smoke after a fire, see our project page.

Registration-free workflow for electromagnetic and optical navigation in orbital and craniofacial surgery

The accuracy of intra-operative navigation is largely dependent on the intra-operative registration procedure. Next to accuracy, important factors to consider for the registration procedure are invasiveness, time consumption, logistical demands, user-dependency, compatibility and radiation exposure. In this study, a workflow is presented that eliminates the need for a registration procedure altogether: registration-free navigation. In the workflow, the maxillary dental model is fused to the pre-operative imaging data using commercially available virtual planning software. A virtual Dynamic Reference Frame on a splint is designed on the patient’s fused maxillary dentition: during surgery, the splint containing the reference frame is positioned on the patient’s dentition. This alleviates the need for any registration procedure, since the position of the reference frame is known from the design. The accuracy of the workflow was evaluated in a cadaver set-up, and compared to bone-anchored fiducial, virtual splint and surface-based registration. The results showed that accuracy of the workflow was greatly dependent on tracking technique used: the workflow was the most accurate with electromagnetic tracking, but the least accurate with optical tracking. Although this method offers a time-efficient, non-invasive, radiation-free automatic alternative for registration, clinical implementation is hampered by the unexplained differences in accuracy between tracking techniques.

VIOLATIONS OF THE DEPARTMENT DURING REGISTRATION CASES OF THE AUTHOR OF THE RESEARCH OF AIRPORTS MVL

The article discusses violations of the official rules established by the documents governing state scientific certification in the Russian Federation inherent in the registration procedure in the department of the Ministry of Attestation of the author of the study of the management of airports of local air lines in the Far Eastern region.

Supplemental Material: Virtual Outcrops in a Pocket: The Smartphone as a Fully Equipped Photogrammetric Data Acquisition Tool

Video of the registration procedure in Metashape and OpenPlot. Metashape reports.<div><br></div>

Supplemental Material: Virtual Outcrops in a Pocket: The Smartphone as a Fully Equipped Photogrammetric Data Acquisition Tool

Video of the registration procedure in Metashape and OpenPlot. Metashape reports.<div><br></div>

Description of the System of State Registration of Medicines in the Republic of Georgia as a Development Potential of Domestic Manufacturers

Introduction. One of the main business objectives of Russian pharmaceutical companies is export development. To obtain marketing authorization in countries with a good potential for business it is of greater importance to be competent in drugs registration procedure.Aim. The purpose of this study is to overview general aspects of registration procedure for generic drugs in Georgia for potential launching on pharmaceutical market.Materials and methods. For research purposes we have utilized data obtained from research articles, official websites, regulatory documents for drug registration procedure in both Russian Federation and Republic of Georgia, and documents of registration dossier. Also for this research we have applied benchmarking study, generalized and classified obtained information.Results and discussion. The similarities and differences of drug registration procedure have been determined, e.g. timelines, dossier format, and legal frameworks in both Russian Federation and Republic of Georgia. Also we have emphasized a list of features that could be benefiting for drug registration in Georgia.Conclusion. A review of the state regulation procedure in the field of drug circulation in the Republic of Georgia allows us to conclude that there are favorable conditions for state registration of drugs from a Russian manufacturer.

Prospective evaluation of pin site infections in 39 patients treated with external ring fixation

Introduction: Pin site infection is a common complication to external ring fixation. While the aetiology is well described, monitoring of onset, location, and the distribution of infection among the pin sites still needs further attention. The present pilot study evaluates the feasibility of a prospective registration procedure for reporting, evaluating, and monitoring of pin site infections in patients treated with external ring fixation. This may promote communication between team members and assist decision-making regarding treatment. Methods: A total of 39 trauma, limb deformity, and bone infection patients (15 female, 24 males; mean age 49 years (range: 12–88)) treated with external ring fixation were followed in the outpatient clinic using the pin site registration tool. Pin site infection (Checketts and Otterburn (CO) grade, onset, location), use of oral or intravenous antibiotics, and any unplanned procedures due to pin sites complications (wire removal and/or replacement, premature frame removal, amputation, etc.) were registered until frame removal. Results: The mean (SD) frame time was 164 (83) d (range: 44–499). We performed 3296 observations of 568 pin sites. Pin infection was registered in 171 of the 568 pin sites (30 %), of which 112 (65 %) were categorized as CO 1, 42 (25 %) as CO 2, 9 (5 %) as CO 3, and 8 (5 %) as CO 5. Neither CO 4 nor CO 6 was observed. A total of 35 patients (90 %) encountered CO 1–3 at least once during the observation time, while 1 patient (2.5 %) developed a major infection at eight pin sites (CO 5). Antibiotics were administered to 22/39 (56 %) of the patients. Conclusion: In an effort to monitor pin site infections in this complex patient group and to ensure the best clinical outcomes, our registration procedure in the outpatient clinic helped to recognize pin site infections early and eased communication between team members providing a concise overview of the treatment course.

3. Registration

This chapter discusses the process of registration for the incorporation of companies under the Companies Act 2006. It considers the distinction between private and public companies, the meaning of limited liability and the significant characteristics of the company created by the registration procedure at Companies House, such as a company’s separate corporate personality (which is highly artificial), its members, shareholding, directors, secretary, name, constitution and its registered office and domicile. To deter misuse of companies, the registration process involves disclosing much information about a company which is then available for public inspection. This process of public disclosure continues throughout a company’s existence.