cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17034/b5cf9022-f98a-4d9b-9d68-97248675bec8
title: Calibration of BAS-TR image plate response to high energy (3-300 MeV) carbon ions

description: The data underpins the results presented in an article published in Review of Scientific Instrument, 86, 123302 (2015)
DOI: 10.24382/7b6646f8-38f7-4efa-bd12-1b46bf124799
title: The future of citizen science for marine litter research

description: citizen science professional's perceptions towards citizen approach for marine litter research (n = 56, qualitative data)
DOI: 10.17034/0cee4acd-f8a5-4833-8788-5910e11bc16e
title: Beamed neutron emission driven by laser accelerated light ions

description: The data underpins the results presented in article to be published in New Journal of Physics 2016. Data will include raw data files (e.g. images, traces) and relevant analysis files including spreadsheets. Data will be uploaded when paper is published.
DOI: 10.17034/31c4ddc9-6728-48c4-b2a3-3df8c608f744
title: ACS Catalysis February 2016 Cover Art

description: The development and optimization of catalysts and catalytic processes requires knowledge of reaction kinetics and mechanisms. In traditional catalyst kinetic characterization, the gas composition is known at the inlet, and the exit flow is measured to determine changes in concentration. As such, the progression of the chemistry within the catalyst is not known. Technological advances in electromagnetic and physical probes have made visualizing the evolution of the chemistry within catalyst samples a reality, as part of a methodology commonly known as spatial resolution. A recent perspective article by QUB and Oak Ridge National Laboratory (Morgan et al., ACS Catalysis 2016, vol 6, 1356-1381) on this field of catalytic research was recently published and has been highlighted as the cover artwork of the February 2016 issue of ACS Catalysis
DOI: 10.17034/5d88ccf9-31cf-4e13-8023-0693334d27d8
title: Guided post-acceleration of laser driven ions by a miniature modular structure

description: The data underpins the results presented in an article to be published in Nature Communications (2016).
DOI: 10.17034/d73cb3d4-cfac-4f83-a6d9-50bc83c1d476
title: IntCal13 radiocarbon calibration databases

description: Tree-ring, coral, speleothem, varve sediment and foraminifera 14C and calendar age determinations used to build the IntCal13 and Marine13 calibration curves. Data relates to paper - 'IntCal13 and Marine13 Radiocarbon Age Calibration Curves 0-50,000 Years Cal BP', Radiocarbon. 55, 4, p. 1869-1887 19 p.
DOI: 10.17034/d5148116-3dcf-4998-b75d-0ef99dd650f2
title: Datasets for "A Multifunctional, Low Friction, Antimicrobial Approach for Biomaterial Surface Enhancement"

description: Supporting data for the publication "A Multifunctional, Low Friction, Antimicrobial Approach for Biomaterial Surface Enhancement"
DOI: 10.17034/f7b78075-0dee-47b2-b913-716d0e6e5998
title: Out of the Wings. Spanish and Spanish American Theatre in Translation. www.outofthewings.org

description: Interactive website for AHRC-funded project (2008-11)
DOI: 10.17034/61ca3f44-8a92-419d-90c8-176f08c524a4
title: A Smart Adhesive 'Consume Within' (CW) Indicator for Food Packaging

description: Data underpinning 'A Smart Adhesive 'Consume Within' (CW) Indicator for Food Packaging' in Food Packing and Shelf Life (2019)
DOI: 10.17034/f437c953-1320-4941-b2b2-2f35494fa814
title: Thermoresponsive nanocomposites incorporating microplasma synthesized magnetic nanoparticles - synthesis and potential applications

description: Dataset for Thermoresponsive nanocomposites incorporating microplasma synthesized magnetic nanoparticles - synthesis and potential applications. Plasma Processes and Polymers, 2018.
DOI: 10.17034/3f1b3b75-cdc7-48f0-b419-92834bf52227
title: Dataset for Nanoscale Hybrid Coating Enables Multifunctional Tissue Scaffold for Potential Multimodal Therapeutic Applications

description: Dataset for Nanoscale Hybrid Coating Enables Multifunctional Tissue Scaffold for Potential Multimodal Therapeutic Applications, ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 2019.
DOI: 10.17034/45cb84e3-9b02-4c32-a17b-b5e6395fcfa7
title: Readiness to prescribe questionnaire

description: Anonymised raw data for 262 respondents. Underpinning data for article 'Readiness to prescribe: using educational design to untie the Gordian Knot'. The respondents were junior residents (foundation trainees - designated FY1 and FY2 in column 1). Column 2 indicates their sex (0=man, 1=woman). The remaining 24 columns represent questions in the questionnaire, showing degree of agreement with 24items using Likert scales (0= maximum agreement, 1= maximum agreement). The wording of the items is reported in the above-named research article describing the development and validation of the scale.
DOI: 10.17034/54090971-6f0e-4bd6-86b1-bf84c3d4cde7
title: Dataset for Microplasma assisted synthesis of gold nanoparticle/graphene oxide nanocomposites and their potential application in SERS sensing

description: Dataset for Microplasma assisted synthesis of gold nanoparticle/graphene oxide nanocomposites and their potential application in SERS sensing, Nanotechnology 2019.
DOI: 10.17034/7aa0cd73-3613-4eeb-831c-2d609a1f5f1e
title: Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Synthesized Gold Nanoparticle/Carbon Nanotube Hybrids for Photo-thermal Conversion

description: Dataset for "Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Synthesized Gold Nanoparticle/Carbon Nanotube Hybrids for Photo-thermal Conversion" in Langmuir, 2019.
DOI: 10.17034/129f2400-dce5-4727-9e2d-f575354a67df
title: Silicon Photoanodes for Solar-Driven Oxidation of Brine: A Nanoscale, Photo-Active Analog of the Dimensionally-Stable Anode

description: Data underpinning Mills, A., O'Rourke, C., Tang-Kong, R. and McIntyre, P. 'Silicon Photoanodes for Solar-Driven Oxidation of Brine: A Nanoscale, Photo-Active Analog of the Dimensionally-Stable Anode' in Journal of the Electrochemical Society
DOI: 10.17034/608174a0-6332-41ac-b12b-b8c2f9fb08d6
title: Modelled kinetics of the rate of hydrogen evolution as a function of metal catalyst loading in the photocatalysed reforming of methanol by Pt (or Pd)/TiO2

description: Data underpinning Mills, A., Bingham, M., O'Rourke, C., and Bowker, M.,2018, 'Modelled kinetics of the rate of hydrogen evolution as a function of metal catalyst loading in the photocatalysed reforming of methanol by Pt (or Pd)/TiO2' in Journal of Photochemistry and Photobiology A: Chemistry
DOI: 10.17034/f82d8c72-762e-4187-8e28-ef653c64d5d6
title: Photodeposited Ag-Wires on TiO2 Films

description: Data underpinning Mills, A., O'Rourke, C., Wells, N. and Andrews, R. in 'Photodeposited Ag-Wires on TiO2 Films', Catalysis Today
DOI: 10.17034/cab33fc7-faa2-405c-aa48-1b6ba24ac887
title: Dataset for "Quantum thermodynamics of boundary time-crystals"

description: Dataset for the paper "Quantum thermodynamics of boundary time-crystals."

Plotter files (M format) provided in Matlab, but can be opened in GNU Octave, which is open source. Note .dat files can be opened with Notepad and h5 files can be read in Python, which is also an open format.

Abstract for published paper:
Time-translation symmetry breaking is a mechanism for the emergence of non-stationary many-body phases, so-called time-crystals, in Markovian open quantum systems. Dynamical aspects of time-crystals have been extensively explored over the recent years. However, much less is known about their thermodynamic properties, also due to the intrinsic nonequilibrium nature of these phases. Here, we consider the paradigmatic boundary time-crystal system, in a finite-temperature environment, and demonstrate the persistence of the time-crystalline phase at any temperature. Furthermore, we analyze thermodynamic aspects of the model investigating, in particular, heat currents, power exchange and irreversible entropy production. Our work sheds light on the thermodynamic cost of sustaining nonequilibrium time-crystalline phases and provides a framework for characterizing time-crystals as possible resources for, e.g., quantum sensing. Our results may be verified in experiments, for example with trapped ions or superconducting circuits, since we connect thermodynamic quantities with mean value and covariance of collective (magnetization) operators.
DOI: 10.17034/cc243307-22f8-4a1d-885a-2c1db7e71cab
title: Dataset for "Metamaterial-Based LTCC Compressed Luneburg Lens Antenna at 60 GHz for Wireless Communications"

description: Dataset containing the data in the figures published in D. Zelenchuk, V. Kirillov, C. Kärnfelt, F. Gallée, and I. Munina, “Metamaterial-Based LTCC Compressed Luneburg Lens Antenna at 60 GHz for Wireless Communications,” Electronics, vol. 12, no. 11, p. 2354, May 2023, doi: 10.3390/electronics12112354. Note data files are in CSV format.

Abstract for paper: In this study, a metamaterial-based LTCC compressed Luneburg lens was designed, manufactured and measured. The lens was designed at 60 GHz to utilize the unlicensed mm-wave spectrum available for short-range high-capacity wireless communication networks. The transformation optics method was applied to ensure the compression of the Luneburg lens antenna and thus maintain a low-profile structure. The two different types of unit cells for low and high permittivity regions were considered. The parametric study of the effect of compression on lens performance was presented. The antenna is implemented with a standard high-permittivity LTCC process, and details of the manufacturing process for the metamaterial lens are discussed. The low-profile lens is thinner than 2 mm and measures 19 mm in diameter. A size reduction of 63.6% in comparison with a spherical lens was achieved. The near-field to far-field mm-wave measurement technique is presented, and the measurement results show a peak antenna gain of 16 dBi at 60 GHz and a beam-scanning capacity with 1 dB scan loss within a 50° field of view.
DOI: 10.17034/50fdf8c9-788e-40b0-92a1-3e38effa98ab
title: Dataset for "Variations in the properties of dairy cow manure – implications for the testing and efficacy of footbathing products

description: Data used in the generation of results for the paper "Variations in the properties of dairy cow manure – implications for the testing and efficacy of footbathing products".

This trial investigated the physical properties and microbial composition of dairy cow manure from two production systems and examined whether the source of manure impacted the efficacy of footbathing disinfectants. Manure was collected from 18 dairy cows, nine housed and fed grass silage (HOUSED) and nine at pasture (PASTURE). The pH and dry matter content was determined, total DNA was extracted and region v3-v4 of the 16s rRNA gene sequenced. The efficacy of formalin and two trial products (TP1: peracetic acid and hydrogen peroxide; TP2: chlorocresol and triamine) was evaluated when mixed with manure from the two production systems. Production system differences were found in manure dry matter content, bacterial microbiome and the efficacy of both trial footbathing products but not formalin. The properties of manure affected the results of laboratory testing and therefore have the potential to influence footbathing disinfectant efficacy when footbaths are contaminated with manure.

This dataset includes files containing all of the data collected and generated during this trial. This includes animal and sample information, results of quantitative suspension tests and results of microbiome profiling.
DOI: 10.17034/74091b82-0df5-4608-8cf9-b073ce9bc0cf
title: Dataset for "The experience of young people who have a sibling living with congenital heart disease"

description: This dataset contains valuable information underpinning the related doctoral thesis. It is extracted from the appendices of the thesis: Appendices A-F & Sections 6-8.

Appendix A: Research Pack including:
Young Person Information Sheet Parent Information Sheet Young Person Consent Form Parent Consent Form Flyer for Recruitment 
Appendix B: Sample Characteristics 
Appendix C: Interview Protocol and Schedule
Appendix D: Process of Analysis 
Appendix E: Audit Trail 
Appendix F: Results
Section 6: Author Instructions
Section 7: Ethics Approval
Section 8: Reflective Appendix
Reflective Index

This dataset would be of value to researchers in interested in public health, congenital illness, heart disease, impact of ill health on families, resilience, reflections from a practitioner working in this field, and anyone interested in the process documentation surrounding the research methodology undertaken by a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology.
DOI: 10.17034/d81fd8da-6e5c-4403-998e-ea51f6717c43
title: Concert life in Dublin in the age of revolution vol 2. A detailed listing of the concert life of Dublin in the late eighteenth century

description: Concert life of Dublin in the late 18th century. This incredibly valuable dataset reconstructs the lively theatrical life of Dublin in the period 1792-1814, during the age of revolution. This material has been painstakingly sourced from newspaper and journals of the period. 

This dataset has been extracted from supplementary content (Vol. 2) of the connected thesis by the author. This thesis assesses the decline and revival of concert activity in Dublin in the period 1792 to 1814. The social, economic and political influence on musical life of landmark domestic events, the 1798 Rebellion and the 1800 Act of Union, is examined together with that of the wider European context of the Napoleonic Wars.

Dataset includes:
Chronology of concerts in Dublin, 1792-1814
Previews and reviews Dublin, 1792-1814
Patrons of Dublin Theatre, 1792-1814
DOI: 10.17034/67d0cd6f-5bed-4148-b986-f43975b0392c
title: Dataset for "Enzyme triggered L-α/D-peptide hydrogels as a long-acting injectable delivery platform for HIV/AIDS"

description: Dataset for "Enzyme triggered L-α/D-peptide hydrogels as a long-acting injectable delivery platform for HIV/AIDS".

Data relates to a formulation composed of a self-assembling ultrashort D or L peptide hydrogelator, namely phosphorylated (naphthalene-2-ly)-acetyl-diphenylalanine-lysine-tyrosine-OH (NapFFKY[p]-OH), to which zidovudine is conjugated covalently . Data includes rheological analysis, small angle neutron scattering, resistance to protease degradation (biostability), cell toxicity and drug release (both in vitro and in vivo).

Paper abstract: Eradicating HIV/AIDS by 2030 is a central goal of the World Health Organization. Key to addressing this challenge is overcoming issues patients have with adhering to their medicines. This includes a commitment to complicated drug dosage regimens, for example a daily intake of tablets at very specific times. There is a clear need for a convenient and effective long-acting formulation to deliver drugs to patients over a sustained period. This paper aims to develop an injectable in situ forming hydrogel implant for the delivery of a model HIV/AIDS antiretroviral drug (zidovudine) over 28 days. The formulation is composed of a self-assembling ultrashort D or L- peptide hydrogelator, namely phosphorylated (naphthalene-2-ly)-acetyl-diphenylalanine-lysine-tyrosine-OH (NapFFKY[p]-OH), to which zidovudine is conjugated covalently via an ester linkage. This platform is formulated as a powder that can be readily dissolved in aqueous buffer to form an injectable antiretroviral-peptide solution. Using rheological analysis, peptides demonstrated enzyme instructed self-assembly, forming hydrogels within minutes in the presence of phosphatase enzyme. Small angle neutron scattering suggest peptide gels form fibres of narrow radius (~2 nm) and large length, closely fitting the flexible cylinder elliptical model. D-peptides were particularly promising as a long-acting drug delivery platform, displaying resistance to protease degradation for 28 days. Drug release, via hydrolysis of the drug-peptide ester linkage, was shown to progress under physiological conditions (37 C, pH 7.4, H2O). In vivo studies in Sprague Dawley rats demonstrated zidovudine blood plasma concentrations to be within IC50 range (30 – 130 ng/mL) for 35 days after subcutaneous administration of Napffk(AZT)Y[p]G-OH. This work is a proof-of-concept for the development of a long-acting combined injectable in situ forming implant using a peptide hydrogel formulation strategy. A successful single, long-acting, highly user-adherent product that targets HIV/AIDS is a high priority due to the positive societal, health and economic impact this technology would provide.
DOI: 10.17034/abba6744-4cb1-45f1-9c5a-2b76588b6d4e
title: Dataset for "From Fixer to Facilitator"

description: This is a supplement/dataset to the article entitled 'From Fixer to Facilitator'
DOI: 10.17034/7320fad6-3976-4ef4-a2e9-873625d0b5e3
title: Qualitative transcripts for barriers to children eye services uptake after failing school vision screening in Cross River State, Nigeria

description: Despite growing numbers of Nigerian children who need eyeglasses, there are still several families that do not get glasses for their children. To increase the number of families buying glasses, we undertook a study to find the best price for glasses based on what carers are willing to pay (WTP), and factors affecting their choice. This WTP dataset will provide qualitative data to understand why parents did not bring their children for follow up eye assessment after failing school vision screening and were referred to the nearest eye facilities. This can be used to plan an evidence-based children’s spectacle scheme in Nigeria as part of improved eye care programmes for children.
DOI: 10.17034/9a9722d8-c1fe-4044-814a-7be427717ea0
title: Dataset for "How does religious identification predict forgiveness in post-conflict societies? The role of conflict narratives"

description: This dataset comprises 2 files used for the analyses of Study 1 and Study 2 in the manuscript titled "How does religious identification predict forgiveness in post-conflict societies? The role of conflict narratives", submitted version. Note that these two datasets are part of larger datasets.

Note that the analyses, syntaxes and outputs have been deposited to Open Science Framework: 
https://osf.io/mkghn/?view_only=fe797f00fa10406d949386017fcbc654

Please note that unrestricted access to datasets will be considered only on a case-by -case basis only. This is for reasons connected with ethics and confidentiality of the subjects.

Please contact Dr. Gülseli Baysu or Özden Melis Uluğ for access:

E: g.baysu@qub.ac.uk
E:O.M.Ulug@sussex.ac.uk
DOI: 10.17034/6f84899d-fafb-40dd-becd-998abea781f9
title: Dataset for caretakers' willingness-to-pay for public sector children spectacles in Cross River State, Nigeria

description: Despite growing numbers of Nigerian children who need eyeglasses, there are still several families that do not get glasses for their children. To increase the number of families buying glasses, we undertook a study to find the best price for glasses based on what carers are willing to pay (WTP), and factors affecting their choice. This WTP dataset will provide data to plan an evidence-based children’s spectacle scheme in Nigeria as part of improved eye care programmes for children.
DOI: 10.17034/9f15c023-22e3-4a3e-abdc-a20aa09edd75
title: Dataset for "Enhancing spin polarization using ultrafast angular streaking"

description: This dataset contains result pertaining to a forthcoming paper "Enhancing spin polarization using ultrafast angular streaking" to be published in Physical Review A. Data included are the text files used to generate the figures, as well as python plot scripts.
DOI: 10.17034/4080c4eb-38f0-4c02-91ee-37129ceb65a6
title: Dataset for "High flow nasal therapy for acute type two respiratory failure: a systematic review"

description: The project is a systematic review that investigates the effectiveness of high flow nasal therapy for acute type two respiratory failure as initial treatment administration. The review compares High flow nasal therapy with low flow oxygen and/or non-invasive ventilation. Different outcomes were assessed including ABGs and patient-centred outcomes. The objectives, outcomes and methodology has been constructively included in the review according to well-established protocol.
DOI: 10.17034/5f6b53e1-dd5d-4bc0-ac08-6eb2b0a8941a
title: Curated Data for "Measurements of Free-Free Absorption in Warm Dense Aluminium" C. Hyland et al., 2021

description: This is a summary of the data and modelling codes used to analyse the data for the associated paper (much of the source commissioning data is not attached but can be provided on request). Also attached separately are the shot record, photos of the experiment setup and a scan of the lab book.
DOI: 10.17034/8763d574-2c4d-459d-b824-fa810d9466f3
title: ESO 106.21RG.002 Dataset - VLT/FORS2 - Spectroscopic Reconnaissance of Hera Mission Flyby Targets

description: European Southern Observatory (ESO) service mode, long-slit spectroscopy of asteroids and solar calibrator stars required for asteroid reflectance spectroscopy. 

The owner and all contributors are linked to the observing proposal under ESO's cycle P106 and subsequent planning of the observations. All contributors have access to this data. This dataset will inform the ESA Hera mission selection of flyby targets in a future publication.
DOI: 10.17034/90992a37-83e5-4074-bd93-dd0d9c8850a3
title: ESO 106.21RG.001 Dataset - NTT/EFOSC2 - Spectroscopic Reconnaissance of Hera Mission Flyby Targets

description: Long-slit spectroscopy of asteroids and solar calibrator stars required for asteroid reflectance spectroscopy. 

The owner and all contributors are associated to the observing proposal under European Southern Observatory's (ESO) cycle P106 and subsequent planning of the observations. In addition, A Fitzsimmons, D. Kiersz and J. Robinson performed remote observations to generate this dataset as linked to the relevant activity. All contributors have access to this data. This dataset will inform the ESA Hera mission selection of flyby targets in a future publication.
DOI: 10.17034/ab1c7446-508d-4124-9afb-4a0d48d537d6
title: Hydroxyapatite-binding plasma proteins in Age-related macular degenaration

description: This project identifies and quantitates Hydroxyapatite binding proteins (HAP) in plasma genotyped for complement factor H (CFH) polymorphism in late stage age-related macular degeneration (AMD) patients by sequential window acquisition of all theoretical mass spectra (SWATH). This study provides insights into factors contributing to the formation of sub-retinal pigment epithelial (RPE) deposits.

Dataset is in The PRIDE PRoteomics IDEntifications (PRIDE) Archive database. Published article appeared in Journal of Experimental Eye Research.