cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19780402
title: EGF-Capacitation_ramsperm

description: Datasheet of results for Reproductive Biology and Endocrinology.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19780402.v1
title: EGF-Capacitation_ramsperm

description: Datasheet of results for Reproductive Biology and Endocrinology.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19723258
title: GSE118056

description: 2 human primary merkel cell carcinoma tumors and 2 paired normal samples.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19723258.v1
title: GSE118056

description: 2 human primary merkel cell carcinoma tumors and 2 paired normal samples.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.17059956
title: A qualitative study applying Bourdieu’s concept of field to uncover social mechanisms underlying major curriculum reform

description: Planning committees play a key role in blueprinting major curriculum reform. In this qualitative study, we apply Bourdieu’s sociological concept of field to the perceptions of committee members to identify the social mechanisms operating in major curriculum reform. A planning committee with 18 members developed a blueprint for major curriculum reform at the <i>Charité Berlin</i> in its transition from a discipline-based programme to a fully integrated undergraduate medical programme. Interviews with 13 members about their experiences were subjected to inductive–deductive content analysis. Viewed through a Bourdieuan lens, the curriculum committee represents a social field of intense competition and conflicts. Groups of committee members struggled for and with different forms of economic, cultural and social capital to maintain and increase their power and social position in the medical programme. In our case, the major reform was accompanied by loss of power within the teaching department group, while the student group gained power. Bourdieu’s concept of field reveals that a major curriculum reform is substantially shaped by power struggles over various forms of capital and social positions related to the future curriculum. The findings may serve as a complementary guide for those navigating the complexity of major curriculum reform.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.17059956.v1
title: A qualitative study applying Bourdieu’s concept of field to uncover social mechanisms underlying major curriculum reform

description: Planning committees play a key role in blueprinting major curriculum reform. In this qualitative study, we apply Bourdieu’s sociological concept of field to the perceptions of committee members to identify the social mechanisms operating in major curriculum reform. A planning committee with 18 members developed a blueprint for major curriculum reform at the <i>Charité Berlin</i> in its transition from a discipline-based programme to a fully integrated undergraduate medical programme. Interviews with 13 members about their experiences were subjected to inductive–deductive content analysis. Viewed through a Bourdieuan lens, the curriculum committee represents a social field of intense competition and conflicts. Groups of committee members struggled for and with different forms of economic, cultural and social capital to maintain and increase their power and social position in the medical programme. In our case, the major reform was accompanied by loss of power within the teaching department group, while the student group gained power. Bourdieu’s concept of field reveals that a major curriculum reform is substantially shaped by power struggles over various forms of capital and social positions related to the future curriculum. The findings may serve as a complementary guide for those navigating the complexity of major curriculum reform.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14449809
title: Twelve tips for creating an escape room activity for medical education

description: Communication, teamwork, and resilience all require active practice by healthcare teams. Games such as escape rooms can add variety, interactivity, and value to teaching sessions. Escape room activities typically include a variety of sequential puzzles that lead participants to break free of a room, or can be adapted into an ‘escape box’ challenge where participants work to successfully unlock a box. Escape room or escape box exercises can help healthcare teams develop and enhance team skills, as well as reinforce medical knowledge. We developed an escape box session to teach and reinforce organizational Safety II principles and the resilience potentials: monitor, respond, learn, and anticipate. We report 12 tips to effectively organize and develop an escape room or escape box activity for multidisciplinary healthcare teams.
DOI: 10.17037/data.00002845
title: Codelists for: "Long-term oral antibiotic use in people with acne vulgaris in UK primary care: a drug utilisation study"

description: Codelists utilised as part of a drug utilisation research (DUR) study to investigate long-term oral antibiotic use in people with acne vulgaris in UK primary care. Appendix A table contains a code list adapted from Francis et al 2017 (doi: 10.1111/bjd.15081).
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19726273
title: GSE117988

description: 2 primary merkel cell carcinoma tumors from 1 patient at 2 timepoints.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19726273.v1
title: GSE117988

description: 2 primary merkel cell carcinoma tumors from 1 patient at 2 timepoints.
DOI: 10.17632/7tfy4jbxp9.1
title: Human gamma-delta (γδ) T cells specific for common allergens are Th1-polarized in allergic donors. Yu et al. 

description: Gamma-delta (γδ) T cells are a bridge between innate and adaptive immunity and are involved in various immunological disorders. Here we identify and present an initial characterization of human allergen-reactive γδ T cells in peripheral blood, using an activation-induced marker assay targeting upregulated 4-1BB and CD69 expression. Broad and reproducible ex vivo allergen-reactive γδ T cell responses were detected in donors sensitized to mouse, cockroach, house dust mite, and timothy grass, as well as in non-allergic participants. The reactivity to 4 different allergen extracts was readily detected in 54.2-100% of allergic subjects (0.02-16.91% of total γδ T cell response) in a donor- and allergen-specific pattern, and abrogated by TCR-blocking.  Analysis of CD40L upregulation and intracellular cytokine staining revealed a Th1-polarized response against mouse and cockroach extract stimulation. These results support the existence of allergen-reactive γδ T cells and their possible use to rebalance dysregulated Th2 responses in allergic diseases.
DOI: 10.17632/j4zzgfy8gy.3
title: Imagery datasets for photobiological lighting analysis of architectural models with shading panels (No. 1)

description: This repository includes imagery datasets captured inside an architectural model aimed at exploring the impact of shading panels on photobiological lighting parameters. The architectural model represents a generic space at 1:10 scale with a single side fully glazing façade used to install shading panels. The datasets present interior lighting conditions under different shading configurations in terms of surface colors and glossiness, horizontal and vertical orientations and upwards, downwards, and left/right inclinations of panels, V-shape opening, low to high densities, and top and bottom positions at the window. The experiments of shading panel configurations were conducted under four to six different exterior overcast daylighting conditions simulated with very cool to very warm color temperatures and high to low intensities inside an artificial sky chamber.  The dataset is compiled as part of a doctoral dissertation in architecture at Laval University authored by Mojtaba Parsaee, supervised by Claude MH Demers, Marc Hébert, Jean-François Lalonde. The description of the datasets and experimental conditions and procedures are fully explained in the companion paper published with the same title in Data In Brief.
DOI: 10.17632/4vzph2f83y.1
title: Using fluorescence anisotropy to monitor chaperone dispersal of RNA-binding protein condensates 

description: This README file is for the dataset used in "Protocol for using fluorescence anisotropy to monitor chaperone-dependent dispersal of heat-induced RNA-binding protein condensates" published in STAR Protocols (Yoo and Drummond, 2022). The file contains example data and custom R (version 3.5.2) scripts for analyzing the example data as described in the protocol.
DOI: 10.17632/52dj56w6h7.2
title: Assembly of an Additive Manufactured GRCop-84 Copper Alloy Lower Hybrid Current Drive Launcher Antenna with Pulsed 1070 nm Fiber Laser Welding

description: Laser Powder Bed Fusion (L-PBF) enabled Additive Manufacture (AM) of lower hybrid current drive launcher components from Glenn Research Copper 84 (GRCop-84), a Cr2Nb precipitation hardened alloy with high tensile strength and conductivity. Build volume limitations require AM of modular segments that are joined together with laser welding. A fixturing system was developed to align and compress 0.5 mm thick butt weld joints, shield internal surfaces with argon gas, and prevent distortion during assembly. An external fixture and clamping plate align launcher sections while providing beam access for a pulsed 1070 nm fiber laser, while an internal micro-jack expands within the waveguide segments eliminating height offset between joining sections and distributing argon shield gas. Conduction mode welding prevents keyhole formation and beam penetration into the waveguide interior, eliminating spatter and producing a smooth bottom weld bead. Surface roughness’s of Ra=2.34 µm on the top surfaces and Ra=3.17 µm on the bottom surfaces are achieved. Mean UTS of welds was 476 MPa, similar to the 520 MPa UTS following a 900°C 5-hour heat treatment.
DOI: 10.17632/7tv8yb5647.3
title: Imagery datasets for photobiological lighting analysis of architectural models with shading panels (No. 2)

description: This repository includes imagery datasets captured inside an architectural model aimed at exploring the impact of shading panels on photobiological lighting parameters. The architectural model represents a generic space at 1:10 scale with a single side fully glazing façade used to install shading panels. The datasets present interior lighting conditions under different shading configurations in terms of surface colors and glossiness, horizontal and vertical orientations and upwards, downwards, and left/right inclinations of panels, V-shape opening, low to high densities, and top and bottom positions at the window. The experiments of shading panel configurations were conducted under four to six different exterior overcast daylighting conditions simulated with very cool to very warm color temperatures and high to low intensities inside an artificial sky chamber.  The dataset is compiled as part of a doctoral dissertation in architecture at Laval University authored by Mojtaba Parsaee, supervised by Claude MH Demers, Marc Hébert, Jean-François Lalonde. The description of the datasets and experimental conditions and procedures are fully explained in the companion paper published with the same title in Data In Brief.
DOI: 10.17632/k37bdb7dhj.2
title: Phylogenetic assessment of the Metamasius hemipterus species complex (Coleoptera, Curculionidae, Dryophthorinae).

description: We investigated the phylogenetics of the Metamasius hemipterus species complex, which comprises three weevil subspecies of a widely distributed agricultural pest. Several aspects of this species are uncharacteristic for weevils, such as its broad distribution and its compatibility with a wide array of host plants. Furthermore, the three subspecies of M. hemipterus are distinguishable only by color patterns, which may not constitute reliable indicators of species identity. We tested the validity of this species complex and its three-constituent subspecies, using a RAD-seq genome-skimming approach. Here, we show that Metamasius hemipterus carbonarius is a melanized form of M. h. sericeus; and that these two putative subspecies are genetically distinct from M. h. hemipterus. We revise the species limits of this complex, dividing it into two species (M. sericeus and M. hemipterus) and provide an updated taxonomic key.
DOI: 10.17632/375dnk48vv.1
title: High-Mg andesites in Northern Qiangtang (central Tibet) 

description: This dataset includes Zircon U-Pb data, Whole-rock major (wt %) and trace (ppm) element data, Whole-rock Sr-Nd-Hf isotopic compositions for the magmatic rocks in the Tuotuohe regions from the northern Qiangtang, paleomagnetic data used to reconstruction for plate reconstructions and Model parameters used in melting calculations.
DOI: 10.17632/ckszdjdnzn.2
title: Determinants of intention to use mobile payment in China

description: The data describes determinants of intention to use mobile payment in China.
DOI: 10.17632/s7jzxjd5wy.1
title: Datasets associated with the characterization of produced water and Pecos River water in Permian Basin, United States

description: Produced Water and Recos River Water Quality in the Permian Basin
DOI: 10.17632/vrw26gj3wx.1
title: Global-COVID-19-DataFile1_1-20-2022

description: COVID-19 Data including cases, deaths and current bed occupancy for 26 countries(as of 20-Jan-2022).
DOI: 10.17632/ngnyrbgymw.1
title: Mainland China-COVID-19Data-File3_1-23-2022-S

description: COVID-19Data including cases, deaths, asymptomatic cases and imported cases
 as of 23-JAN-2022
DOI: 10.17632/yfx32prktv.1
title: Secondary siRNA screen (poly(A)-FISH and RNA StrandBrite)

description: Image-based genetic screen targeting 463 genes in human HeLa cells using RNA interference (siRNA). Cells stained with DAPI (DNA), poly(A) fluorescence in situ hybridisation (FISH) (mRNA), RNA Strandbrite (total RNA), succinimidyl ester-Alexa647 (total protein). Cells fixed 72h after siRNA transfection. Imaged at 20X magnification with two experimental replicates per condition. Further description available in Berry et al., 2022. Single-cell features provided as background-subtracted mean and sum intensity values for the nucleus, cytoplasm, or whole-cell, as appropriate, for each fluorescence channel. Data cleanup and correction applied as described in the manuscript. Summaries provided on a per-well basis.
DOI: 10.17632/k7fwv7pptw.2
title: Data of RNA sequencing, hydroxyproline level and qPCR primer swquences from an experiment examining the influence of Poria cocos polysaccharides on NASH mice

description: The hydroxyproline level in all mice (Fig. S1). The qPCR primer  sequences including GAPDH, CCL3, CCR1, TNF-alpha, TLR4 and CD11b (Table S1). The differentially expressed genes shared by MCS and HP groups compared to MCD group (Table S2). The KEGG pathways enriched by HP group compared to MCD group (Table S3).
DOI: 10.17632/4b45k75nmg.1
title: USA-COVID-19Data-File2_11-26-2021

description: US COVID-19 Data including cases, deaths, cumulative hospitalizations, LTC cases and  deaths.
DOI: 10.17632/w3bhntjwp6.1
title: Tertiary siRNA screen (Iterative Indirect Immunofluorescence Imaging - 4i)

description: Iterative indirect immunofluorescence experiment with EU metabolic labeling across a panel of 63 siRNA conditions in addition to control wells (tertiary siRNA screen), as described in Berry et al., 2022. Experimental conditions in duplicate. Single-cell features provided as background-subtracted mean and sum intensity values for the nucleus, cytoplasm, or whole-cell, as appropriate, for each fluorescence channel. Data cleanup and correction applied as described in the manuscript. Summaries provided on a per-well basis.
DOI: 10.17632/9wyjpnwghk.3
title: Porosity, openness, and exposure: Identification of underlying factors associated with semi-outdoor spaces’ environmental performance and clustering in tropical high-density Singapore: Supplementary Materials

description: The following data is Supplementary Material of the manuscript: "Porosity, openness, and exposure: Identification of underlying factors associated with semi-outdoor spaces’ environmental performance and clustering in tropical high-density Singapore".
DOI: 10.17632/rsy8p5v6m2.1
title: Morphological changes

description: The data was measured from laboratory experiment of 2D physical model for morphological change and toe erosion
DOI: 10.17632/ffj87xx8sy.1
title: Data for "Can FinTech Reduce Disparities in Access to Finance? Evidence from the Paycheck Protection Program"

description: Replication data and package for "Can FinTech Reduce Disparities in Access to Finance? Evidence from the Paycheck Protection Program" (Isil Erel and Jack Liebersohn, Journal of Financial Economics, 2022).
DOI: 10.17632/468z7s83gw.1
title: Sexual satisfaction during the COVID-19 pandemic in Poland

description: The data set includes: the time of data collection, the Stringency Index during the COVID-19 pandemic in Poland, gender, age, relationship status, and the Sexual Satisfaction Questionnaire.
DOI: 10.17632/8sr9ff7mwn.1
title: The spatial structure of SEM1(68-107) peptide from molecular dynamics simulation

description: SEM1(68–107) is a 40-residue peptide corresponding to the semenogelin 1 68–107 residues. SEM1(68–107) is an abundant component of semen, it takes part in HIV infection enhancing by forming amyloid fibrils. 
The combined approach based on the use of geometric restrictions of individual peptide fragments and molecular modeling was used for determination the spatial structure of SEM1(68-107). The N- (SEM1(68-85)) and C-terminuses (SEM1(86-107)) of SEM1(68-107) were chosen as two individual peptide fragments. Structure of SEM1(68-107) was calculated in the XPLOR-NIH program using the annealing technique, with geometrical restrains of SEM1(68-85) and SEM1(86-107). The SEM1(68-107) calculated spatial structure with the lowest energy  was subjected to a 350-ns-long all-atom molecular dynamics by Gromacs software. 
Here we present the ensemble data (pdb-format) obtained from the MD simulation: 1.35MD_SEM1(68-107): ensemble composed of 35 SEM1(68-107) structures (from 0 ns to 350 ns in 10 ns steps); 2. 50MD_SEM1(68-107): ensemble composed of 50 SEM1(68-107) structures (from 100 ns to 150 ns in 1 ns steps).
DOI: 10.17632/nt9gjckk62.1
title: Optimization Data

description: Multi-objective Differential Evaluation optimization results which are obtained from Pareto optimal sets.
DOI: 10.17632/88kb9t8my6.1
title: NEO IPIP 120

description: This study aimed to explain the psychometric property of IPIP-NEO-120 through its validity and reliability tests. Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) and Composite Reliability was used in this analysis. This study involved 573 participants. The results showed that most of the items were valid and reliable in measuring their associated dimensions.
DOI: 10.17632/4pf4n2vg9f.1
title: Open-source modelling of aerosol dynamics and computational fluid dynamics: Bipolar and unipolar diffusion charging and photoelectric charging

description: Electric charging is one of the essential aerosol dynamic mechanisms and is harnessed for detection, capture and control of ultrafine aerosol particles in a range of devices. For simplicity, charging and transport mechanisms are commonly modelled with zero spatial dimensions (0-D) and averaged properties such as mean charge or mean particle diameter. These models often neglect localised effects of the flow distribution, diffusion, discrete charge states, and particle polydispersity, often proving inadequate to explain experimental data. This work aims to provide an open-source three-dimensional (3-D) aerosol charging and transport model including bipolar and unipolar diffusion charging, and photoelectric charging algorithms for use in detailed design and analyses of aerosol systems. The computational model consists of more than 200 particle transport equations for discrete charge states and polydisperse sizes coupled with ion conservation equations in the framework of OpenFOAM, an open-source computational fluid dynamics platform. Three test cases are introduced to verify implementation of three charging models by comparison with published literature: bipolar and unipolar diffusion charging, and photoelectric charging. Tutorial cases, which model three distinct aerosol sensors, are described and demonstrate the capabilities of the 3-D aerosol charging and transport models within the predetermined flow field. The aerosolChargingFoam code is available at https://openaerosol.sourceforge.io for widespread use and can be further modified under the GNU general public licence.
DOI: 10.17632/r3hgnrb73w.1
title: Seeing the air in detail: hyperlocal air quality dataset collected from spatially distributed AirQo network 

description: A dataset of air quality observations collected from 70 spatially distributed monitoring stations across Uganda. The dataset includes hourly PM2.5 and PM10 data collected from low cost air quality monitoring devices and one reference grade monitoring device over a period ranging from 2019 to 2020.
It contains the timestamp in UTC , PM2.5 concentrations , PM10 concentrations , site_id which uniquely identifies a monitoring site and the site coordinates(latitude, longitude) in  two files low_cost_hourly_airquality_data.csv and reference_grade_monitor_hourly_airquality_data.csv which have 
The reference grade monitor that was used to collect this data is a Met One Beta Attenuation Monitor Model
1022 configured to measure and record hourly PM2.5 concentration. On the other hand, the low-cost monitors use laser scattering technique and utilise dual Plantower Sensors (PMS 5003).
DOI: 10.25824/redu/folbks
title: Base Geometries-REDU.rar

description: .rar file containg all the molecular geometries in.gjf format
DOI: 10.17632/4sdrf5kfzd.1
title: Relativistic radial electron density functions and natural orbitals from GRASP2018

description: A new module, RDENSITY, of the GRASP2018 package [1] is presented for evaluating the radial electron density function of an atomic state described by a multiconfiguration Dirac-Hartree-Fock or configuration interaction wave function in the fully relativistic scheme. The present module is the relativistic version of DENSITY [2] that was developed for the ATSP2K package [3]. The calculation of the spin-angular factors entering in the expression of the expectation value of the density operator is performed using the angular momentum theory in orbital, spin, and quasispin spaces, adopting a generalized graphical technique [4]. The natural orbitals (NOs) are evaluated from the diagonalization of the density matrix, taking advantage of its κ-block structure. The features of the code are discussed in detail, focusing on the advantages and properties of the NOs and on the electron radial density picture as a mean for investigating electron correlation and relativistic effects.