cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.15468/dl.nphkq2
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 2 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
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 The dataset includes 2 records from 1 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0081526-251120083545085/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.71802/314k3x5s
title: 2023_08 SlowScience - QUESTIONI DI METODO UN INVITO EXTEMPORANEO ALLA LETTURA DI FEYERABEND

description: A partire dalla fine degli anni Settanta, il filosofo Paul Karl Feyerabend si è divertito a smantellare alcune delle idee basilari che ricercatori e scienziate nutrivano sulla scienza e sul suo ruolo storico e sociale. Concentrandosi sul concetto di “metodo scientifico”, PKF prende a picconate l’epistemologia dell’epoca con un approccio da lui definito “anarchico”. Che cosa rimane oggi del suo discorso? La comunità eXtemporanea invita alla lettura e a un confronto su alcuni stralci di Contro il metodo, che saranno resi disponibili su https://extemporanea.gitlab.io/against-method/stralci/.

__Mattia Galeotti__ - UNIBO, Dipartimento di Matematica
__Fulvio Paleari__ - CNR NANO
__Matteo Polettini__ - University of Luxembourg, Department of Physics and Materials Science
DOI: 10.15468/dl.2dt5hs
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 377 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
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 "TaxonKey is Diabrotica virgifera virgifera"
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}

 The dataset includes 377 records from 12 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0081528-251120083545085/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.71802/27cqp1um
title: 2023_09 SlowScience - Il suono come acceleratore di reazioni chimiche e facilitatore nello sviluppo della comunicazione non verbale

description: La citazione di A. Einstein : "Vedo la mia vita in termini di musica" è stata per molti uno stimolo a cercare relazioni blande tra i suoni e le reazioni chimiche e la scoperta del fenomeno della cavitazione ha offerto una risposta a queste ricerche. Quest’ultima è diventata il trait d'union tra mondi distanti laddove il suono diventa un catalizzatore di reazioni chimiche. L’intervento verterà sulla presentazione di un caso di minore affetto da Disturbo dello Spettro Autistico, all'interno di un percorso di Musicoterapia presso il centro pomeridiano "La Coccinella" di Ravenna, allo scopo di mettere in evidenza i risultati ottenuti nello sviluppo della comunicazione non verbale del paziente. Il tutto sarà integrato con le evidenze teoriche delle "Sintonizzazioni Affettive" di Daniel Stern ed alcune pubblicazioni che verranno analizzate.

__Biagio Esposito__ - Ricercatore, Tecnopolo CNR Bologna
__Stefano Re__ - Musicoterapista
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18185769
title: Compositional Structure, Modular Periodicity, and Discrete Archimedean Spiral in a Class of Non-Bipolar Numbers /  Struttura compositiva, periodicità modulare e spirale discreta di Archimede in una classe di numeri non-bipolari

description: This work introduces and studies a class of composite natural numbers, termed non-bipolar, defined by the impossibility of being expressed as the sum or product of two prime numbers and by exclusion from the modular channel of 3.

Through certified computational analysis up to 10^8, three stable emergent properties are identified: (i) linear growth of density across consecutive windows, (ii) a strict modular periodicity of period 10 in windowed sums modulo 9, and (iii) convergence of the cumulative sum toward a global modular attractor equal to 6.

The phenomenon is subjected to systematic falsification tests by varying the observational modulus (7, 11, 13), confirming its selective and non-universal nature. All results are empirically verified, explicitly delimited in their domain of validity, and presented without claiming full analytic proofs.

The document provides a complete structural closure of the result and establishes a citable foundation for further theoretical developments.

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Questo lavoro introduce e studia una classe di numeri naturali composti, detti non-bipolari, definiti dall’impossibilità di essere rappresentati come somma o prodotto di due numeri primi e dall’esclusione del canale modulare del 3.

Attraverso un’analisi computazionale estesa fino a 10^8, vengono identificate tre proprietà emergenti stabili: (i) una crescita lineare della densità per finestre consecutive, (ii) una periodicità modulare rigorosa di periodo 10 nelle somme per finestra modulo 9, e (iii) la convergenza della somma cumulativa verso un attrattore modulare globale pari a 6.

Il fenomeno è sottoposto a test sistematici di falsificazione variando il modulo osservativo (7, 11, 13), che ne confermano la natura selettiva e non universale. Tutti i risultati sono empiricamente verificati, chiaramente delimitati nel dominio di validità e presentati senza assumere dimostrazioni analitiche complete.

Il documento costituisce una chiusura strutturale del risultato e fornisce una base solida e citabile per successive analisi teoriche.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18185768
title: Compositional Structure, Modular Periodicity, and Discrete Archimedean Spiral in a Class of Non-Bipolar Numbers /  Struttura compositiva, periodicità modulare e spirale discreta di Archimede in una classe di numeri non-bipolari

description: This work introduces and studies a class of composite natural numbers, termed non-bipolar, defined by the impossibility of being expressed as the sum or product of two prime numbers and by exclusion from the modular channel of 3.

Through certified computational analysis up to 10^8, three stable emergent properties are identified: (i) linear growth of density across consecutive windows, (ii) a strict modular periodicity of period 10 in windowed sums modulo 9, and (iii) convergence of the cumulative sum toward a global modular attractor equal to 6.

The phenomenon is subjected to systematic falsification tests by varying the observational modulus (7, 11, 13), confirming its selective and non-universal nature. All results are empirically verified, explicitly delimited in their domain of validity, and presented without claiming full analytic proofs.

The document provides a complete structural closure of the result and establishes a citable foundation for further theoretical developments.

-

Questo lavoro introduce e studia una classe di numeri naturali composti, detti non-bipolari, definiti dall’impossibilità di essere rappresentati come somma o prodotto di due numeri primi e dall’esclusione del canale modulare del 3.

Attraverso un’analisi computazionale estesa fino a 10^8, vengono identificate tre proprietà emergenti stabili: (i) una crescita lineare della densità per finestre consecutive, (ii) una periodicità modulare rigorosa di periodo 10 nelle somme per finestra modulo 9, e (iii) la convergenza della somma cumulativa verso un attrattore modulare globale pari a 6.

Il fenomeno è sottoposto a test sistematici di falsificazione variando il modulo osservativo (7, 11, 13), che ne confermano la natura selettiva e non universale. Tutti i risultati sono empiricamente verificati, chiaramente delimitati nel dominio di validità e presentati senza assumere dimostrazioni analitiche complete.

Il documento costituisce una chiusura strutturale del risultato e fornisce una base solida e citabile per successive analisi teoriche.
DOI: 10.24378/exe.31021447
title: Source Data for "Amygdala GABA Neurons: Gatekeepers of Stress and Reproduction in Female Mice"

description: Source Data to reproduce the figures for manuscript:Amygdala GABA Neurons: Gatekeepers of Stress and Reproduction in Female MiceAbstractStress can disrupt menstrual cycles, impair fertility and cause reproductive disfunction. The posterodorsal medial amygdala (MePD) integrates stress signals and regulates the gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) pulse generator through a dense network of GABA and Urocortin-3 (UCN3) neurons, yet the mechanisms underlying the circuitry remain poorly understood. Here, we combine in vivo mini-endoscopic calcium imaging, optogenetics, clustering analysis, and computational modeling to investigate the MePD circuitry. We uncover two anti-correlated GABA subpopulations in the MePD that are involved in the response to restraint stress and UCN3 neuron stimulation. Computational modeling suggests that mutual inhibition between these GABA groups drives their anti-correlated activity and predicts how these interactions shape downstream responses to stimulation of GABA and UCN3 neurons. In vivo optogenetics confirms that GABA neurons are critical for transmitting UCN3 signals to regulate luteinizing hormone (LH) pulse frequency. Together, our findings reveal amygdala GABAergic circuit mechanisms that mediate stress effects on reproductive health, linking emotional processing and neuroendocrine control.The manuscript is accepted for publication, currently deposited to https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.01.06.631361v4The code for data analysis and computational modelling carried out in the manuscript is available in ORE: https://doi.org/10.24378/exe.31018072
DOI: 10.24378/exe.31021447.v1
title: Source Data for "Amygdala GABA Neurons: Gatekeepers of Stress and Reproduction in Female Mice"

description: Source Data to reproduce the figures for manuscript:Amygdala GABA Neurons: Gatekeepers of Stress and Reproduction in Female MiceAbstractStress can disrupt menstrual cycles, impair fertility and cause reproductive disfunction. The posterodorsal medial amygdala (MePD) integrates stress signals and regulates the gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) pulse generator through a dense network of GABA and Urocortin-3 (UCN3) neurons, yet the mechanisms underlying the circuitry remain poorly understood. Here, we combine in vivo mini-endoscopic calcium imaging, optogenetics, clustering analysis, and computational modeling to investigate the MePD circuitry. We uncover two anti-correlated GABA subpopulations in the MePD that are involved in the response to restraint stress and UCN3 neuron stimulation. Computational modeling suggests that mutual inhibition between these GABA groups drives their anti-correlated activity and predicts how these interactions shape downstream responses to stimulation of GABA and UCN3 neurons. In vivo optogenetics confirms that GABA neurons are critical for transmitting UCN3 signals to regulate luteinizing hormone (LH) pulse frequency. Together, our findings reveal amygdala GABAergic circuit mechanisms that mediate stress effects on reproductive health, linking emotional processing and neuroendocrine control.The manuscript is accepted for publication, currently deposited to https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.01.06.631361v4The code for data analysis and computational modelling carried out in the manuscript is available in ORE: https://doi.org/10.24378/exe.31018072
DOI: 10.15468/dl.tb5yqh
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 786 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
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 The dataset includes 786 records from 16 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0081529-251120083545085/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.71802/2gy1uag2
title: 2023_10 SlowScience - GLI STRUMENTI MUSICALI COME METAFORA DI GESTIONE DELLA COMPLESSITÀ

description: "Dopo il silenzio, ciò che si avvicina di più a esprimere l'inesprimibile è la musica". Gli strumenti musicali sono 
maestri ribelli, insolite griglie di lettura delle sfide quotidiane e personali, ci insegnano a integrare gli errori, a 
esplorare nuove piste creative e a lavorare in team perché suonare in una band e gestire risorse umane in 
un’azienda sono attività con molti punti di contatto. Come possiamo liberare il musicista intrappolato in ciascuno 
di noi?

Francesca Delogu, giornalista e autrice del saggio "Il mio analista è un basso elettrico” 

dialoga con 

Biagio Esposito - Ricercatore, Tecnopolo CNR Bologna
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18185916
title: Overview of measurement items

description: The item list provides the complete set of measurement instruments used in the study, including the exact item wordings for all main constructs (e.g., self-identification, team-identification, technostress etc.), the control variables, as well as the attention checks and marker-variable items. The document presents all original and adapted items with their corresponding sources to ensure transparency and replicability of the measurement approach. The complete item list can be found in the linked document.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18185917
title: Overview of measurement items

description: The item list provides the complete set of measurement instruments used in the study, including the exact item wordings for all main constructs (e.g., self-identification, team-identification, technostress etc.), the control variables, as well as the attention checks and marker-variable items. The document presents all original and adapted items with their corresponding sources to ensure transparency and replicability of the measurement approach. The complete item list can be found in the linked document.
DOI: 10.71802/mzow4kco
title: 2023_11 SlowScience - Galileo e lo scorpione

description: Possono le stelle influenzare la nostra vita? E in che modo? Questo è un viaggio, senza movimento e nemmeno 
senza meta. Un viaggio che parte da un episodio accaduto tempo addietro e che, esplorando il cosmo, diventa 
una riflessione tra osservatore e cielo, tra questioni di tutti i giorni e l'infinito dell'universo. Uno spunto per non 
dimenticare che il cielo stellato è sempre lì pronto ad essere osservato in qualsiasi modo, ma che spesso la 
nostra poca attenzione trasforma in un chiarore di luci accecanti, nascondendo un tesoro da preservare. 
Che le stelle ci aiutino!

__Fabrizio Villa__ - Ricercatore INAF-OAS
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18185542
title: Replication Data for: APOS–ACE for Teaching Counting Principles and Constrained Configurations: A Mixed-Methods Study

description: This Zenodo record provides replication materials for the study “APOS–ACE for Teaching Counting Principles and Constrained Configurations: A Mixed-Methods Study” (N = 95). It contains de-identified quantitative data (pre-/post-test total scores and sub-scores) that underlie the reported descriptive statistics and figures, a variable codebook, and an analysis script.

To support transparency of the qualitative component while protecting participant privacy, the record also includes the APOS-based coding scheme and anonymised representative excerpts. Raw interview transcripts and classroom audio/video recordings are not publicly available due to ethical and privacy considerations for human participants.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18185543
title: Replication Data for: APOS–ACE for Teaching Counting Principles and Constrained Configurations: A Mixed-Methods Study

description: This Zenodo record provides replication materials for the study “APOS–ACE for Teaching Counting Principles and Constrained Configurations: A Mixed-Methods Study” (N = 95). It contains de-identified quantitative data (pre-/post-test total scores and sub-scores) that underlie the reported descriptive statistics and figures, a variable codebook, and an analysis script.

To support transparency of the qualitative component while protecting participant privacy, the record also includes the APOS-based coding scheme and anonymised representative excerpts. Raw interview transcripts and classroom audio/video recordings are not publicly available due to ethical and privacy considerations for human participants.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.31028083
title: Impact of Rehabilitation on Readmission Rates in Older Patients with COPD with Disability After Hospital Discharge

description: This study aimed to evaluate the impact of rehabilitation on readmission rates among older patients requiring nursing care following with COPD following hospitalization for lower respiratory tract infection, focusing on whether initiating rehabilitation within two months post-discharge reduces readmissions. We conducted a retrospective observational study using insurance claim data in Kobe City, Japan, with a population of approximately 1.5 million. We included Patients with COPD aged 65 or older with certified care-need levels under Long-term Care Insurance system in Japan, hospitalized for lower respiratory tract infections and survived alive. Patients were classified based on their functional capacity in Activities of Daily Living (ADL). We used the extended Cox model to consider rehabilitation as time-varying exposure and assess the hazard ratios for readmission, adjusting for ADL. The ADL level was adjusted as a confounder. The survival probabilities were estimated among patients who experienced rehabilitation within two months and those who did not experience rehabilitation. Among 745 patients, 479 received rehabilitation within two months post-discharge, 105 received it later, and 161 did not receive rehabilitation. Participation in rehabilitation was associated with an increased hazard ratio for readmission (HR: 1.63, 95% CI: 1.19, 2.24), compared to those without it. The estimated survival curve of patients receiving rehabilitation within two months overlapped with that of those who did not receive rehabilitation. Rehabilitation following exacerbation in older patients with COPD who have disability may increase the risk of readmission after discharge. Healthcare providers should consider that patients with COPD with severe disability and complex needs may require staged, individualized rehabilitation. A video abstract presenting the overview and key findings of this study is available at: https://youtu.be/vSNuT1Hjcqw
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.31028083.v1
title: Impact of Rehabilitation on Readmission Rates in Older Patients with COPD with Disability After Hospital Discharge

description: This study aimed to evaluate the impact of rehabilitation on readmission rates among older patients requiring nursing care following with COPD following hospitalization for lower respiratory tract infection, focusing on whether initiating rehabilitation within two months post-discharge reduces readmissions. We conducted a retrospective observational study using insurance claim data in Kobe City, Japan, with a population of approximately 1.5 million. We included Patients with COPD aged 65 or older with certified care-need levels under Long-term Care Insurance system in Japan, hospitalized for lower respiratory tract infections and survived alive. Patients were classified based on their functional capacity in Activities of Daily Living (ADL). We used the extended Cox model to consider rehabilitation as time-varying exposure and assess the hazard ratios for readmission, adjusting for ADL. The ADL level was adjusted as a confounder. The survival probabilities were estimated among patients who experienced rehabilitation within two months and those who did not experience rehabilitation. Among 745 patients, 479 received rehabilitation within two months post-discharge, 105 received it later, and 161 did not receive rehabilitation. Participation in rehabilitation was associated with an increased hazard ratio for readmission (HR: 1.63, 95% CI: 1.19, 2.24), compared to those without it. The estimated survival curve of patients receiving rehabilitation within two months overlapped with that of those who did not receive rehabilitation. Rehabilitation following exacerbation in older patients with COPD who have disability may increase the risk of readmission after discharge. Healthcare providers should consider that patients with COPD with severe disability and complex needs may require staged, individualized rehabilitation. A video abstract presenting the overview and key findings of this study is available at: https://youtu.be/vSNuT1Hjcqw
DOI: 10.5284/1138789
title: Digital Archive from an Archaeological Excavation at Backbridge Farm, Malmesbury, Wiltshire, June to August 2021

description: This collection consists of images, spreadsheets, databases and GIS data from an archaeological excavation by Cotswold Archaeology. Work occurred on land at Backbridge Farm, Malmesbury, Wiltshire, from June to August 2021. A very small number of worked flints including a Mesolithic/Neolithic retouched blade were found. A ditch in the centre of the site, originally identified during the earlier evaluation, contained a small assemblage of Late prehistoric pottery and is suggested to be of broad Iron Age date. Evidence of Middle Roman activity was found across the narrow Area 1 excavation in the north-west of the site and comprised three sub-phases of Roman ditched enclosures. The land appears to have been used as agricultural fields during the subsequent medieval and post-medieval periods as indicated by extensive ridge and furrow and a probable postmedieval/modern field boundary.
DOI: 10.71802/9nz0gqc3
title: 2023_12 SlowScience L’UOMO VITRUVIANO DI LEONARDO DA VINCI, COSA NON ABBIAMO CAPITO? LA VALORIZZAZIONE SCIENTIFICA DEL PATRIMONIO CULTURALE

description: Mediante alcuni esempi di arte antica e rinascimentale, che includono l'uomo vitruviano di Leonardo da 
Vinci, si cercherà di illustrare come lo studio scientifico delle opere artistiche (non limitato all'uso di tecnologie) 
può contribuire sia alla loro valorizzazione che a colmare il forte divario esistente tra cultura scientifica e 
umanesimo, che si riflette in quello tra scienza e società.

Diego Luis Gonzalez - Ricercatore Associato Senior IMM-CNR
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18185799
title: df_pronto_184.xlsx

description: Data frame com a coleta das 184 patentes analisadas
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18185800
title: df_pronto_184.xlsx

description: Data frame com a coleta das 184 patentes analisadas