cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc2py8jg
title: CCDC 2500786: Experimental Crystal Structure Determination

description: Related Article: Vincent M. Groner, Iaroslav E. Gureev, Brennan S. Billow, Ivan A. Popov, James M. Boncella|2026|Organometallics|||doi:10.1021/acs.organomet.5c00457
description: An entry from the Cambridge Structural Database, the world’s repository for small molecule crystal structures. The entry contains experimental data from a crystal diffraction study. The deposited dataset for this entry is freely available from the CCDC and typically includes 3D coordinates, cell parameters, space group, experimental conditions and quality measures.
DOI: 10.15468/dyd7jc
title: CHONe: Meroplanktonic larvae from St. George's Bay. A Canadian Healthy Oceans Network population connectivity project

description: Processes during the meroplanktonic phase regulate population dynamics for many marine benthic invertebrates. A Canadian Healthy Oceans Network population connectivity project examined changes in vertical distribution of different meroplanktonic larvae in a coastal embayment during a stable period, at high temporal frequencies and spatial resolutions. Meroplanktonic invertebrate larvae (Margarites spp., Crepidula spp., Astyris lunata, Diaphana minuta, Littorinimorpha, Arrhoges occidentalis, lyanassa spp., Bittiolum alternatum, Nudibranchia, Gastropods, Bivalves, Bryozoans, Brachyurans, Polychaetes, Carideans, and Asteroids) were collected off a boat at 6 depths (3, 6, 9, 12, 18, 24 m) using a pump, every 2-h over a 36-h (6-7 Aug 2009) and a 25-h (12-13 Aug 2009) period, during a spring and neap tide respectively, concurrently with measures of temperature, salinity, fluorescence and current velocity in St. George's Bay, NS, Canada.
DOI: 10.5066/p1qoiqrd
title: Modeled sand transport, sandbar volumes, and reservoir operations for the Colorado River in Grand Canyon in support of resource impact analysis for Post-2026 reservoir operational alternatives

description: These data were compiled in support of the Post-2026 Operational Guidelines and Strategies for Lake Powell and Lake Mead (Post-2026) Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). These data were compiled to predict the impact of different proposed alternatives for Glen Canyon Dam operations on sand resources, including sand mass balance, sandbar volume, and frequency/duration of controlled floods (High Flow Experiments, or HFEs). These data were created for operations at Glen Canyon Dam for January 2027 through December 2060. These data were created by the U.S. Geological Survey, Southwest Biological Science Center, Grand Canyon Monitoring and Research Center using numerical modeling methods.
DOI: 10.15468/7cub3y
title: CHONe: Spatial and temporal patterns of decapod larvae in the Strait of Georgia, British Columbia

description: Despite being one of the most productive coastal ecosystems in Canada, and an important nursery ground for numerous commercially valuable species, very little is known about connectivity patterns in the Strait of Georgia. The primary objective of this project is to quantify the community composition and distribution of larval fish and larval decapods (e.g. crabs) in the Strait. Using a combination of field work and a 3D coupled physical-biological model, the research explores whether (i) larvae are distributed randomly within the Strait, or whether (ii) there exist clear “hotspots” for larval production and/or predictable transport corridors. Determining these dispersal patterns is an important step in developing future conservation strategies, and in the effective design and placement of envisioned marine protected areas. Comparing contemporary field data with historical data collected by DFO in the 1960s and 1980s, allows examining whether there have been any shifts in the species composition of these communities.

This dataset was collected for a MSc thesis.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18611422
title: Data: Winter warming shapes gut microbiome composition and directional dysbiosis in a temperate lizard

description: These data are associated with a study examining the effects of winter warming on the gut microbiome of the common wall lizard (Podarcis muralis).

This work was supported by the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) Envision Doctoral Training Programme (project number: 2737291) and an Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Trust grant awarded to M.R. The corresponding raw sequence data is available at European Nucleotide Archive (project accession number: PRJEB108057).

Any queries or questions, please direct them to miaryras [at] gmail.com or k.macleod [at] bangor.ac.uk.

 

Metadata is in Sheet 2

 

Content: 

Data used for the analysis of the gut microbiome diversity and composition of common wall lizard under different winter warming regimes.

 

Manuscript abstract: Environmental temperature shapes ectotherm gut microbiomes through direct effects on community structure and indirect effects mediated by host physiology. Due to climate change, winter temperatures are rising, in some regions faster than summer temperatures. However, warming effects on the microbiome during overwintering remain poorly understood compared to the active season, limiting predictions of host-microbiome responses across the annual cycle. We experimentally tested how winter warming influences gut microbiome diversity and composition in the common wall lizard (Podarcis muralis). Thirty-nine lizards were overwintered under cold (4±1°C), mild (8±1°C), or fluctuating (5 days cold, 2 days mild) temperatures, and 80 faecal samples were collected post-emergence for 16S rRNA gene sequencing. Winter warming did not alter alpha diversity but induced consistent shifts in community composition relative to the cold treatment, with distinct responses to constant versus fluctuating warming. Constant mild temperatures enriched fewer taxa, including putatively opportunistic or pathogenic genera, potentially signalling microbiome imbalance. In contrast, fluctuating warming and the baseline cold treatment preserved a broader suite of fermentative bacteria, likely supporting more stable gut homeostasis. Both warming treatments increased directional dysbiosis relative to the cold treatment, though without increasing interindividual variability, indicating structured reassembly rather than stochastic change. Our findings suggest that winter warming can subtly negatively affect gut microbiomes and host health, while fluctuating temperatures may buffer negative effects. We show that overwintering is an important, yet overlooked, period through which climate warming can shape host-microbiome dynamics.
DOI: 10.60905/66cywx
title: Expulsados 5 estudiantes de la Universidad de Antioquia

description: &lt;p&gt;Por la participaci��n en los des��rdenes de los d��as 11 y 16 de Junio, los estudiantes ���Alberto Arroyave Lema, Carlos Carrascal Figueroa, Gabriel Maure Ram��rez, ��lvaro Zambrano Benavides y Alfonso Sude Mej��a���, fueron expulsados por resoluci��n del Consejo Directivo ya que su actuar demostr�� un esp��ritu contrario al orden. Aunque las actividades siguen normalmente, se han reunido autoridades competentes para determinar acciones con otros posibles involucrados y dar respaldo al rector.&lt;/p&gt;
description: CONTEXTO DE LA NOTICIA:Triunfa revoluci��n en Bolivia; levantado paro en Ecopetrol; Pa��ses reconocen a China Comunista; asambleas de juntas de acci��n comunal en el Valle de Aburr��, Asamblea de la ANUC en el Retiro, bombardean U de la Paz en Bolivia; Allende y Fidel contra EE.UU.
Dos noticias m��s frente al tema: (1) ���Otros 4 estudiantes fueron expulsados��� Martes 24 de Agosto/1971, p.1 y 24. (2) ���Sancionados otros tres estudiantes en la UdeA��� S��bado 28 de Agosto/1971, p.1 y 2.
DOI: 10.48580/dgwkt.v2
title: Taxonomic revision of the neophyte nightshades (Solanum, Solanaceae) in European Russia and the North Caucasus
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30488156
title: Supplementary Dataset and Computational Results Supporting “Crystal Field Induced Defect Compensation in Gd-Doped PbTiO₃ Preserving Ferroelectricity and f–Electron Magnetism Together with Finite-Temperature Multifunctionality”

description: This dataset provides numerical results supporting the manuscript <i>“Crystal Field Induced Defect Compensation in Gd-Doped PbTiO₃ Preserving Ferroelectricity and f–Electron Magnetism Together with Finite-Temperature Multifunctionality.”</i>The data include the computed electronic density of states (DOS), optical band gaps, magnetization and magnetic susceptibility curves, and spontaneous polarization values derived from first-principles DFT+U and crystal-field (CF/SPM) models.All calculations were performed using the all-electron <i>WIEN2k</i> code within PBE-GGA, GGA+U, and TB-mBJ frameworks. The CF parameters and spin–lattice effects were analyzed through combined DFT–SPM–CFT methodologies.Each Excel (.xlsx) file corresponds to a figure in the main article:<b>DOS</b> files represent total and site-projected densities of states for pristine and Gd-doped configurations.<b>Optical gap</b> files contain Tauc plots (direct and indirect transitions) obtained from the extinction coefficient <i>k⊥(ω)</i>.<b>Magnetization</b> and <b>Susceptibility (χ)</b> files present temperature-dependent magnetic responses of Gd³⁺ in Pb₁₋ₓ₋δGdₓTiO₃ and PbTi₁₋ₓGdₓO₃₋δ systems under <i>B = 0.1 T</i>.<b>Polarization</b> data list Berry-phase spontaneous polarization <i>P(λ)</i> as a function of structural distortion for pristine and defect-compensated structures.These datasets enable reproducibility of all results, facilitate comparison with future DFT-based studies of f-electron doped ferroelectrics, and provide benchmarks for defect–magnetism–polarization coupling mechanisms in perovskite oxides.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30488156.v1
title: Supplementary Dataset and Computational Results Supporting “Crystal Field Induced Defect Compensation in Gd-Doped PbTiO₃ Preserving Ferroelectricity and f–Electron Magnetism Together with Finite-Temperature Multifunctionality”

description: This dataset provides numerical results supporting the manuscript <i>“Crystal Field Induced Defect Compensation in Gd-Doped PbTiO₃ Preserving Ferroelectricity and f–Electron Magnetism Together with Finite-Temperature Multifunctionality.”</i>The data include the computed electronic density of states (DOS), optical band gaps, magnetization and magnetic susceptibility curves, and spontaneous polarization values derived from first-principles DFT+U and crystal-field (CF/SPM) models.All calculations were performed using the all-electron <i>WIEN2k</i> code within PBE-GGA, GGA+U, and TB-mBJ frameworks. The CF parameters and spin–lattice effects were analyzed through combined DFT–SPM–CFT methodologies.Each Excel (.xlsx) file corresponds to a figure in the main article:<b>DOS</b> files represent total and site-projected densities of states for pristine and Gd-doped configurations.<b>Optical gap</b> files contain Tauc plots (direct and indirect transitions) obtained from the extinction coefficient <i>k⊥(ω)</i>.<b>Magnetization</b> and <b>Susceptibility (χ)</b> files present temperature-dependent magnetic responses of Gd³⁺ in Pb₁₋ₓ₋δGdₓTiO₃ and PbTi₁₋ₓGdₓO₃₋δ systems under <i>B = 0.1 T</i>.<b>Polarization</b> data list Berry-phase spontaneous polarization <i>P(λ)</i> as a function of structural distortion for pristine and defect-compensated structures.These datasets enable reproducibility of all results, facilitate comparison with future DFT-based studies of f-electron doped ferroelectrics, and provide benchmarks for defect–magnetism–polarization coupling mechanisms in perovskite oxides.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30488156.v2
title: Supplementary Dataset and Computational Results Supporting “Crystal Field Induced Defect Compensation in Gd-Doped PbTiO₃ Preserving Ferroelectricity and f–Electron Magnetism Together with Finite-Temperature Multifunctionality”

description: This dataset provides numerical results supporting the manuscript <i>“Crystal Field Induced Defect Compensation in Gd-Doped PbTiO₃ Preserving Ferroelectricity and f–Electron Magnetism Together with Finite-Temperature Multifunctionality.”</i>The data include the computed electronic density of states (DOS), optical band gaps, magnetization and magnetic susceptibility curves, and spontaneous polarization values derived from first-principles DFT+U and crystal-field (CF/SPM) models.All calculations were performed using the all-electron <i>WIEN2k</i> code within PBE-GGA, GGA+U, and TB-mBJ frameworks. The CF parameters and spin–lattice effects were analyzed through combined DFT–SPM–CFT methodologies.Each Excel (.xlsx) file corresponds to a figure in the main article:<b>DOS</b> files represent total and site-projected densities of states for pristine and Gd-doped configurations.<b>Optical gap</b> files contain Tauc plots (direct and indirect transitions) obtained from the extinction coefficient <i>k⊥(ω)</i>.<b>Magnetization</b> and <b>Susceptibility (χ)</b> files present temperature-dependent magnetic responses of Gd³⁺ in Pb₁₋ₓ₋δGdₓTiO₃ and PbTi₁₋ₓGdₓO₃₋δ systems under <i>B = 0.1 T</i>.<b>Polarization</b> data list Berry-phase spontaneous polarization <i>P(λ)</i> as a function of structural distortion for pristine and defect-compensated structures.These datasets enable reproducibility of all results, facilitate comparison with future DFT-based studies of f-electron doped ferroelectrics, and provide benchmarks for defect–magnetism–polarization coupling mechanisms in perovskite oxides.
DOI: 10.15468/dd.6rrea5
title: Dataset generated from Esri tool

description: Derived dataset generated by Esri geoprocessing tool using GBIF API
DOI: 10.34943/02f0dd65-5145-4f0b-bb3e-d687b7fc794d
title: Sandy Cove Oceanographic Radar System Deployed 2020-03-09

description: The CODAR SeaSonde 5MHz SCOV was deployed on 2020-03-09 at Sandy Cove. The Sandy Cove CODAR station from Dalhousie contributes to an array of CODARs to monitor surface currents around Halifax. This device is a Oceanographic Radar System. Oceanographic radars measure the ocean surface currents and waves in near real-time, by timing reflected radio waves, and contribute to an accurate prediction of severe weather conditions. It was deployed on a fixed platform. Data from this deployment were archived and made available through Ocean Networks Canada's Oceans 3.0 digital infrastructure, with quality assurance and derived data products following established practices.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.29189894
title: LabQAR (<b>Lab</b>oratory <b>Q</b>uestion <b>A</b>nswering with <b>R</b>eference Ranges) Data Set

description: LabQAR (<b>Lab</b>oratory <b>Q</b>uestion <b>A</b>nswering with <b>R</b>eference Ranges), a manually curated dataset containing multiple-choice questions about 550 lab tests with comprehensive reference ranges sourced from trusted medical resources with annotations on reference ranges, specimen types, and other factors impacting interpretation. We also assess the performance of several large language models (LLMs), including LLaMA 3.1, GatorTronGPT, GPT-3.5, GPT-4, and GPT-4o, in predicting reference ranges and classifying results as normal, low, or high.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.29189894.v1
title: LabQAR (<b>Lab</b>oratory <b>Q</b>uestion <b>A</b>nswering with <b>R</b>eference Ranges) Data Set

description: LabQAR (<b>Lab</b>oratory <b>Q</b>uestion <b>A</b>nswering with <b>R</b>eference Ranges), a manually curated dataset containing multiple-choice questions about 550 lab tests with comprehensive reference ranges sourced from trusted medical resources with annotations on reference ranges, specimen types, and other factors impacting interpretation. We also assess the performance of several large language models (LLMs), including LLaMA 3.1, GatorTronGPT, GPT-3.5, GPT-4, and GPT-4o, in predicting reference ranges and classifying results as normal, low, or high.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18508682
title: Data accompanying the manuscript "Microbially enhanced dissolution of calcite in sinking marine particles"

description: Raw and extracted data accompanying the manuscript titled "Microbially enhanced dissolution of calcite in sinking marine particles".
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18508681
title: Data accompanying the manuscript "Microbially enhanced dissolution of calcite in sinking marine particles"

description: Raw and extracted data accompanying the manuscript titled "Microbially enhanced dissolution of calcite in sinking marine particles".
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18611980
title: "The ACH Model: A Covariant Structural Field Extension of General Relativity (Ampulheta Cosmológica de Regimes)"                            Anomalous Coher v2.0.0: Ampulheta-Möbius Cosmological Extension/Anomalous Coherence Hierarchies (ACH) Framework: Exploratory Evidence of Common Statistical Patterns in Neural and Cosmic Systems

description: Este preprint apresenta o Modelo ACH (Ampulheta Cosmológica de Regimes), uma extensão covariante da Relatividade Geral através de um campo estrutural adicional V. O modelo gera um tensor estrutural Θ_{μν} que contribui para a curvatura do espaço-tempo de forma não-luminosa, mimetizando efeitos de matéria escura em regimes cosmológicos testáveis. Inclui formalização matemática completa, análise de perturbações lineares, estabilidade dinâmica e implicações epistemológicas interdisciplinares envolvendo observador, máquina e coerência de regime.

O arquivo contém figura vetorial da ampulheta ACH, equações tensoriais, e demonstrações detalhadas compatíveis com submissão acadêmica.

 

This deposit contains version 1.1.0 of the Anomalous Coherence Hierarchies (ACH) Framework.

The ACH framework introduces a domain-agnostic hierarchical coherence metric (H), formally defined as a functional combining multiscale coherence and dispersion measures.

This release provides a stable mathematical definition, reference documentation, and validation scaffolding, without introducing domain-specific applications or empirical datasets.

   # ACH Framework v2.0.0: Ampulheta-Möbius Cosmological Extension

Implementação da extensão cosmológica Ampulheta-Möbius do Framework ACH, com geometria não-orientável para correções topológicas em cosmologia.

**Conteúdo:** Código Python (`ach/core.py`), notebooks de verificação, documentação.

**Parte do projeto:** "Anomalous Coherence Hierarchies (ACH) Framework: Exploratory Evidence of Common Statistical Patterns in Neural and Cosmic Systems"

**DOI deste depósito:** 10.5281/zenodo.18166773  **DOI para citação:** 10.5281/zenodo.18112807.2  **DOI conceitual (todas versões):** 10.5281/zenodo.18112806

**Recursos relacionados:**  - Figura Ampulheta: 10.5281/zenodo.18166463  - Dataset CMB: 10.5281/zenodo.18143801

**Licença:** MIT
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18112806
title: "The ACH Model: A Covariant Structural Field Extension of General Relativity (Ampulheta Cosmológica de Regimes)"                            Anomalous Coher v2.0.0: Ampulheta-Möbius Cosmological Extension/Anomalous Coherence Hierarchies (ACH) Framework: Exploratory Evidence of Common Statistical Patterns in Neural and Cosmic Systems

description: Este preprint apresenta o Modelo ACH (Ampulheta Cosmológica de Regimes), uma extensão covariante da Relatividade Geral através de um campo estrutural adicional V. O modelo gera um tensor estrutural Θ_{μν} que contribui para a curvatura do espaço-tempo de forma não-luminosa, mimetizando efeitos de matéria escura em regimes cosmológicos testáveis. Inclui formalização matemática completa, análise de perturbações lineares, estabilidade dinâmica e implicações epistemológicas interdisciplinares envolvendo observador, máquina e coerência de regime.

O arquivo contém figura vetorial da ampulheta ACH, equações tensoriais, e demonstrações detalhadas compatíveis com submissão acadêmica.

 

This deposit contains version 1.1.0 of the Anomalous Coherence Hierarchies (ACH) Framework.

The ACH framework introduces a domain-agnostic hierarchical coherence metric (H), formally defined as a functional combining multiscale coherence and dispersion measures.

This release provides a stable mathematical definition, reference documentation, and validation scaffolding, without introducing domain-specific applications or empirical datasets.

   # ACH Framework v2.0.0: Ampulheta-Möbius Cosmological Extension

Implementação da extensão cosmológica Ampulheta-Möbius do Framework ACH, com geometria não-orientável para correções topológicas em cosmologia.

**Conteúdo:** Código Python (`ach/core.py`), notebooks de verificação, documentação.

**Parte do projeto:** "Anomalous Coherence Hierarchies (ACH) Framework: Exploratory Evidence of Common Statistical Patterns in Neural and Cosmic Systems"

**DOI deste depósito:** 10.5281/zenodo.18166773  **DOI para citação:** 10.5281/zenodo.18112807.2  **DOI conceitual (todas versões):** 10.5281/zenodo.18112806

**Recursos relacionados:**  - Figura Ampulheta: 10.5281/zenodo.18166463  - Dataset CMB: 10.5281/zenodo.18143801

**Licença:** MIT
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18614617
title: ETHICS AND VALUES IN THE DIGITAL SOCIETY

description: This article explores the role and significance of ethics and values in a digital society. It analyzes how the rapid development of digital technologies affects human behavior, communication, and responsibility in the online environment. The study emphasizes the importance of preserving human values in the digital age, highlighting key ethical issues such as respect, honesty, and the responsible use of information.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18614618
title: ETHICS AND VALUES IN THE DIGITAL SOCIETY

description: This article explores the role and significance of ethics and values in a digital society. It analyzes how the rapid development of digital technologies affects human behavior, communication, and responsibility in the online environment. The study emphasizes the importance of preserving human values in the digital age, highlighting key ethical issues such as respect, honesty, and the responsible use of information.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18614602
title: Additional Material for Rethinking Sampling in Architectural Decision-Making: Who We Study and Who We Miss

description: This additional material contains files for replicating and better understanding the paper "Additional Material for Rethinking Sampling in Architectural Decision-Making: Who We Study and Who We Miss".The files are anonymized for double blind review.The package contains:1. Questionnaire-questions.xlsx - The full set of questionnaire questions used for data gathering during the first phase of the study.

2. Interview-plan.pdf - The interview plan used for data gathering during the second phase of the study.

3. codes.xlsx - The codes that emerged during qualitative analysis of the interviews, with descriptions and example quotes from study participants.

4. Participants.xlsx - Demographic data fabout questionnaire and interview participants.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18614601
title: Additional Material for Rethinking Sampling in Architectural Decision-Making: Who We Study and Who We Miss

description: This additional material contains files for replicating and better understanding the paper "Additional Material for Rethinking Sampling in Architectural Decision-Making: Who We Study and Who We Miss".The files are anonymized for double blind review.The package contains:1. Questionnaire-questions.xlsx - The full set of questionnaire questions used for data gathering during the first phase of the study.

2. Interview-plan.pdf - The interview plan used for data gathering during the second phase of the study.

3. codes.xlsx - The codes that emerged during qualitative analysis of the interviews, with descriptions and example quotes from study participants.

4. Participants.xlsx - Demographic data fabout questionnaire and interview participants.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18614009
title: Data for "Evolution of a Field: A Machine Learning-Assisted Thematic and Bibliometric Analysis of Mathematical Modeling Research"

description: This dataset contains the raw bibliometric records and processed numerical values used to generate the findings in the associated manuscript.