cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31186045
title: Essay contest about traditional Bulgarian carpets among students of the Stoianovca gymnasium

description: The work of the student Bezhenaru Valeria, 13 years old, age category up to 15 years old. She participated in the essay competition with the general title "My Grandmother's Carpet", held between 17.11.2023 - 15.12.2023. Valeria took first place in her age category with the essay "My Grandmother's Carpet - an important element of the cultural heritage of the Bulgarians".
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31186048
title: Essay contest about traditional Bulgarian carpets among students of the Stoianovca gymnasium

description: The work of the student Savitskaya Valeria, 12 years old, age category up to 15 years old. She participated in the essay competition with the general title "My Grandmother's Carpet", held between 17.11.2023 - 15.12.2023. Valeria took second place in her age category with the essay "My Grandmother's Carpet - an important element of the cultural heritage of the Bulgarians".
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31186048.v1
title: Essay contest about traditional Bulgarian carpets among students of the Stoianovca gymnasium

description: The work of the student Savitskaya Valeria, 12 years old, age category up to 15 years old. She participated in the essay competition with the general title "My Grandmother's Carpet", held between 17.11.2023 - 15.12.2023. Valeria took second place in her age category with the essay "My Grandmother's Carpet - an important element of the cultural heritage of the Bulgarians".
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31186051
title: Essay contest about traditional Bulgarian carpets among students of the Stoianovca gymnasium

description: The work of the student Popazova Alla, 15 years old, age category up to 15 years. She participated in the essay competition with the general title "My Grandmother's Carpet", held between 17.11.2023 - 15.12.2023. Alla took third place in her age category with the essay "My Grandmother's Carpet - an important element of the cultural heritage of the Bulgarians".
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31186051.v1
title: Essay contest about traditional Bulgarian carpets among students of the Stoianovca gymnasium

description: The work of the student Popazova Alla, 15 years old, age category up to 15 years. She participated in the essay competition with the general title "My Grandmother's Carpet", held between 17.11.2023 - 15.12.2023. Alla took third place in her age category with the essay "My Grandmother's Carpet - an important element of the cultural heritage of the Bulgarians".
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31186054
title: Essay contest about traditional Bulgarian carpets among students of the Stoianovca gymnasium

description: The work of the student Moldovanu Milena, 15 years old, age category up to 15 years. Participated in the essay competition with the general title "My Grandmother's Carpet", held between 17.11.2023 - 15.12.2023.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31186054.v1
title: Essay contest about traditional Bulgarian carpets among students of the Stoianovca gymnasium

description: The work of the student Moldovanu Milena, 15 years old, age category up to 15 years. Participated in the essay competition with the general title "My Grandmother's Carpet", held between 17.11.2023 - 15.12.2023.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18456269
title: labeobarbus_compiniei_spades_01.fasta.gz
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18456268
title: labeobarbus_compiniei_spades_01.fasta.gz
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31186129
title: Paper in regional edition of the "Gazeta de Sud"

description: Paper no. 1 "Between the presence and disappearance of traditional Bulgarian textiles from the village of Stoianovca, Republic of Moldova" in "Gazeta de Sud" - the periodical of the southern region of the Republic of Moldova
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31186129.v1
title: Paper in regional edition of the "Gazeta de Sud"

description: Paper no. 1 "Between the presence and disappearance of traditional Bulgarian textiles from the village of Stoianovca, Republic of Moldova" in "Gazeta de Sud" - the periodical of the southern region of the Republic of Moldova
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31186132
title: Paper in regional edition of the "Gazeta de Sud"

description: Paper no. 2 "Between the presence and disappearance of traditional Bulgarian textiles from the village of Stoianovca, Republic of Moldova" in "Gazeta de Sud" - the periodical of the southern region of the Republic of Moldova
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31186132.v1
title: Paper in regional edition of the "Gazeta de Sud"

description: Paper no. 2 "Between the presence and disappearance of traditional Bulgarian textiles from the village of Stoianovca, Republic of Moldova" in "Gazeta de Sud" - the periodical of the southern region of the Republic of Moldova
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31186135
title: Paper in regional edition of the "Gazeta de Sud"

description: Paper no. 3 "Between the presence and disappearance of traditional Bulgarian textiles from the village of Stoianovca, Republic of Moldova" in "Gazeta de Sud" - the periodical of the southern region of the Republic of Moldova
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31186261
title: Paper ETHNOLOGICAL FIELD RESEARCH CONDUCTED ONLINE (TO OPTIMIZE THE VALORIZATION AND PROMOTION PROCESSES OF LOCAL HERITAGE)

description: In the collection of studies Historical and cultural research in the European unitary space: paradigms, achievements, perspectives. Abstract. The increasingly massive presence of people in virtual space has motivated some researchers to exploit to the maximum the opportunities offered by, for example, social networks. In the last 2-3 years, more and more groups appear on social media, which thematically unite whole communities. This tool allows the collection of valuable information about the history of some localities, the material and immaterial heritage, sometimes the creation of precious photo archives, etc. This type of research based on the classic version of research methodology and theory allows for interdisciplinary studies. This article addresses the subject of the possibility of using field research tools in the online space and the convenience of collecting, documenting and systematizing ethnological field data collected virtually.
DOI: 10.25420/britishmuseum.31186261.v1
title: Paper ETHNOLOGICAL FIELD RESEARCH CONDUCTED ONLINE (TO OPTIMIZE THE VALORIZATION AND PROMOTION PROCESSES OF LOCAL HERITAGE)

description: In the collection of studies Historical and cultural research in the European unitary space: paradigms, achievements, perspectives. Abstract. The increasingly massive presence of people in virtual space has motivated some researchers to exploit to the maximum the opportunities offered by, for example, social networks. In the last 2-3 years, more and more groups appear on social media, which thematically unite whole communities. This tool allows the collection of valuable information about the history of some localities, the material and immaterial heritage, sometimes the creation of precious photo archives, etc. This type of research based on the classic version of research methodology and theory allows for interdisciplinary studies. This article addresses the subject of the possibility of using field research tools in the online space and the convenience of collecting, documenting and systematizing ethnological field data collected virtually.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.31229695
title: WWT-QA: A Chinese question answering dataset for the wastewater treatment domain

description: Under WWT_QA, the policy_qa directory contains train.json, val.json, and test.json with 19,074, 2,119, and 2,355 policy QA samples, respectively. These samples cover key points and interpretations of policies, regulations, and standards. The knowledge_qa directory contains three duplicate files: 12,168, 1,513, and 1,578 knowledge QA samples, respectively. These samples cover high-frequency frontline topics, including process flows, equipment maintenance, and operational control. All samples follow an Alpaca-style instruction-tuning format. Each sample is a JSON object with three fields: instruction, input, and output. Here, instruction represents the question, output corresponds to the answer, and input provides optional supplementary context (set to the empty string "" for all samples in WWT_QA). The dataset can be used for fine-tuning and benchmarking LLMs for wastewater treatment.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.31229695.v1
title: WWT-QA: A Chinese question answering dataset for the wastewater treatment domain

description: Under WWT_QA, the policy_qa directory contains train.json, val.json, and test.json with 19,074, 2,119, and 2,355 policy QA samples, respectively. The knowledge_qa directory contains the same three files, with 12,168, 1,513, and 1,578 knowledge QA samples, respectively. All samples follow an Alpaca-style instruction-tuning format. Each sample is a JSON object with three fields: instruction, input, and output. Here, instruction represents the question, output corresponds to the answer, and input provides optional supplementary context (set to the empty string "" for all samples in WWT_QA).
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.31229695.v2
title: WWT-QA: A Chinese question answering dataset for the wastewater treatment domain

description: Under WWT_QA, the policy_qa directory contains train.json, val.json, and test.json with 19,074, 2,119, and 2,355 policy QA samples, respectively. These samples cover key points and interpretations of policies, regulations, and standards. The knowledge_qa directory contains three duplicate files: 12,168, 1,513, and 1,578 knowledge QA samples, respectively. These samples cover high-frequency frontline topics, including process flows, equipment maintenance, and operational control. All samples follow an Alpaca-style instruction-tuning format. Each sample is a JSON object with three fields: instruction, input, and output. Here, instruction represents the question, output corresponds to the answer, and input provides optional supplementary context (set to the empty string "" for all samples in WWT_QA). The dataset can be used for fine-tuning and benchmarking LLMs for wastewater treatment.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18232606
title: Gatzarria : Lithic industry (Laplace excavations) from levels formerly attributed to the Protoaurignacian
title: Gatzarria : Données de l'industrie lithique (fouilles Laplace) des niveaux anciennement attribués au Protoaurignacien.

description: I present the data resulting from research I conducted on the lithic industries of levels Cjn1 and Cjn2 of Gatzarria Cave as part of my doctoral dissertation between 2006 and 2012. As this project was not completed, I wished to make these data publicly available for those who might find them useful. For further details, see the pdf "gatzarria infos".

J’expose ici les données issues des recherches que j’ai effectuées sur les industries lithiques des niveaux Cjn1 et Cjn2 de la grotte de Gatzarria, dans le cadre de ma thèse de doctorat, entre 2006 et 2012. Ce projet n’ayant finalement pas abouti, j’ai souhaité que mes données soient publiées et accessibles pour quiconque en aurait l’utilité. Voir le pdf "gatzarria infos" pour plus de détails.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18456557
title: napaea_dioica_spades_01.fasta.gz
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18456556
title: napaea_dioica_spades_01.fasta.gz
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18456660
title: MORPHOLOGICAL DISTINCTIONS BETWEEN CELLULAR INJURY, NECROSIS AND APOPTOSIS: PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY AND THEIR BIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18456659
title: MORPHOLOGICAL DISTINCTIONS BETWEEN CELLULAR INJURY, NECROSIS AND APOPTOSIS: PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY AND THEIR BIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17397357
title: AWI-CM3.1 historical and ssp585 scenario in TCo319-DART setup

description: Historical simulation output from AWI-CM3.1 TCo319-DART

Frequency: monthly means (1950-2014)



a_ice: sea ice concentration (ocean native grid)


Frequency: monthly means (1979-2014)



MLD3: mixed layer depth (ocean native grid)


Frequency: annual means (1950-2014)



sst: sea surface temperature (ocean native grid)

t2m: near surface (2m) air temperature (atmosphere remapped grid)

pr: precipitation (atmosphere remapped grid)

tcc: total cloud cover (atmosphere remapped grid)

lcc: low level cloud cover (atmosphere remapped grid)

mcc: medium level cloud cover (atmosphere remapped grid)

slhf surface downward latent heat flux (atmosphere remapped grid) 

sshf: surface downward sensible heat flux (atmosphere remapped grid)

ssr: surface net downward shortwave radiation flux (atmosphere remapped grid)

str: surface net downward longwave radiation flux (atmosphere remapped grid)

strd: surface downward longave radiation flux (atmosphere remapped grid)

temp1-31: 3D ocean temperature uppermost 500m (ocean native grid)


Frequency: total mean (1979-2014)



salt: 3D ocean salinity (ocean native grid)

temp: 3D ocean temperature (ocean native grid)

pl_z: 3D geopotential height (atmosphere remapped grid on pressure levels)

pl_t: 3D air temperature (atmosphere remapped grid on pressure levels)

pl_u: 3D eastward wind velocity (atmosphere remapped grid on pressure levels)


other:



skt: skin temperature (atmosphere remapped grid) - Monthly means for the year 2000

a_ice: sea ice concentration (ocean native grid) - Daily means for March 2000


SSP585 simulation output from AWI-CM3.1 TCo319-DART

Frequency: monthly means (2015-2100)



a_ice: sea ice concentration (ocean native grid)


Frequency: annual means (2015-2100)



sst: sea surface temperature (ocean native grid)

t2m: 2meter air temperature (atmosphere remapped grid)

lcc: low level cloud cover (atmosphere remapped grid)

mcc: medium level cloud cover (atmosphere remapped grid)

slhl: surface downward latent heat flux (atmosphere remapped grid) 

sshf: surface downward sensible heat flux (atmosphere remapped grid)

ssr: surface net downward shortwave radiation flux (atmosphere remapped grid)

strd: surface downward longave radiation flux (atmosphere remapped grid)

temp1-31: 3D ocean temperature uppermost 500m (ocean native grid)
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17397356
title: AWI-CM3.1 historical and ssp585 scenario in TCo319-DART setup

description: Historical simulation output from AWI-CM3.1 TCo319-DART

Frequency: monthly means (1950-2014)



a_ice: sea ice concentration (ocean native grid)


Frequency: monthly means (1979-2014)



MLD3: mixed layer depth (ocean native grid)


Frequency: annual means (1950-2014)



sst: sea surface temperature (ocean native grid)

t2m: near surface (2m) air temperature (atmosphere remapped grid)

pr: precipitation (atmosphere remapped grid)

tcc: total cloud cover (atmosphere remapped grid)

lcc: low level cloud cover (atmosphere remapped grid)

mcc: medium level cloud cover (atmosphere remapped grid)

slhf surface downward latent heat flux (atmosphere remapped grid) 

sshf: surface downward sensible heat flux (atmosphere remapped grid)

ssr: surface net downward shortwave radiation flux (atmosphere remapped grid)

str: surface net downward longwave radiation flux (atmosphere remapped grid)

strd: surface downward longave radiation flux (atmosphere remapped grid)

temp1-31: 3D ocean temperature uppermost 500m (ocean native grid)


Frequency: total mean (1979-2014)



salt: 3D ocean salinity (ocean native grid)

temp: 3D ocean temperature (ocean native grid)

pl_z: 3D geopotential height (atmosphere remapped grid on pressure levels)

pl_t: 3D air temperature (atmosphere remapped grid on pressure levels)

pl_u: 3D eastward wind velocity (atmosphere remapped grid on pressure levels)


other:



skt: skin temperature (atmosphere remapped grid) - Monthly means for the year 2000

a_ice: sea ice concentration (ocean native grid) - Daily means for March 2000


SSP585 simulation output from AWI-CM3.1 TCo319-DART

Frequency: monthly means (2015-2100)



a_ice: sea ice concentration (ocean native grid)


Frequency: annual means (2015-2100)



sst: sea surface temperature (ocean native grid)

t2m: 2meter air temperature (atmosphere remapped grid)

lcc: low level cloud cover (atmosphere remapped grid)

mcc: medium level cloud cover (atmosphere remapped grid)

slhl: surface downward latent heat flux (atmosphere remapped grid) 

sshf: surface downward sensible heat flux (atmosphere remapped grid)

ssr: surface net downward shortwave radiation flux (atmosphere remapped grid)

strd: surface downward longave radiation flux (atmosphere remapped grid)

temp1-31: 3D ocean temperature uppermost 500m (ocean native grid)
DOI: 10.82136/dataset/08dde54c-eadb-4884-88d9-70712c3697ba
title: triage-3-cardiovascular-symptoms

description: Emergency Department data from patients that were classified as triage 3 cases. The data were collected within a Greek tertiary hospital environment, including absence or presence of cardiovascular symptoms, vital signs, demographics, outcome disposition.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18232605
title: Gatzarria : Lithic industry (Laplace excavations) from levels formerly attributed to the Protoaurignacian
title: Gatzarria : Données de l'industrie lithique (fouilles Laplace) des niveaux anciennement attribués au Protoaurignacien.

description: I present the data resulting from research I conducted on the lithic industries of levels Cjn1 and Cjn2 of Gatzarria Cave as part of my doctoral dissertation between 2006 and 2012. As this project was not completed, I wished to make these data publicly available for those who might find them useful. For further details, see the pdf "gatzarria infos".

J’expose ici les données issues des recherches que j’ai effectuées sur les industries lithiques des niveaux Cjn1 et Cjn2 de la grotte de Gatzarria, dans le cadre de ma thèse de doctorat, entre 2006 et 2012. Ce projet n’ayant finalement pas abouti, j’ai souhaité que mes données soient publiées et accessibles pour quiconque en aurait l’utilité. Voir le pdf "gatzarria infos" pour plus de détails.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18456892
title: WP2.5 Geochemical Flow-through Experiments supporting data for Spain and Portugal

description: Fluid composition data from WP2.5 Geochemical Flow-through Experiments Supporting Data for Spain & Portugal
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18456891
title: WP2.5 Geochemical Flow-through Experiments supporting data for Spain and Portugal

description: Fluid composition data from WP2.5 Geochemical Flow-through Experiments Supporting Data for Spain & Portugal
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18455653
title: XENO Dataset 01: Core Genomic Technology Validation and Benchmarking

description: Metadata for fundamental technology verification of the single-cell analysis platform. Includes comparative benchmarking against standard technologies, sensitivity and precision metrics, and results from preliminary testing of genomic samples using SamplingONE kits. The underlying primary genomic data for this record is RESTRICTED and stored on a private secure infrastructure. Follow the instructions in the attached PDF to request access.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18455654
title: XENO Dataset 01: Core Genomic Technology Validation and Benchmarking

description: Metadata for fundamental technology verification of the single-cell analysis platform. Includes comparative benchmarking against standard technologies, sensitivity and precision metrics, and results from preliminary testing of genomic samples using SamplingONE kits. The underlying primary genomic data for this record is RESTRICTED and stored on a private secure infrastructure. Follow the instructions in the attached PDF to request access.
DOI: 10.82503/aqora.2602.axwfy
title: Colour Codes Reach Surface Code Performance using Vibe Decoding
title: Logical Error rates
DOI: 10.4121/0d36fb42-5202-4607-ba63-0ed40da2daf2
title: Data underlying the publication: A comprehensive model for the electric double layer of stepped platinum electrodes

description: The data in this repository supplements the publication listed under "Linked source".<br>Objective: Understand the potential of zero charge (PZC) and effect of step-induced pseudocapacitances on stepped Pt(111) electrodesExperiment: Capacitance measurement for stepped Pt(111) electrodes with 110- and 100-type steps using cyclic voltammetry (CV) and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS)Calculations: Ab-initio molecular dynamics (AIMD) simulations of metal/water interfaces where the metal consists of 110-type stepped Pt electrodes with and without adsorbates at the steps. These simulations give insight into the double layer structure and the potential of zero charge obtained in the simulations.Density functional theory (DFT) calculations to compute the workfunction of 110-type stepped Pt electrodes (with and without OH adosorbates at the steps)Continuum models to simulate the capacitance curves of stepped Pt electrodes<br>Brief description of data:<br>Data_theoretical: input, output (including trajectory files and information on the Fermi energy and bulk water potential) and data analysis scripts for the theoretical calculations. See README.txt in the folder for more details.Figure_exp and Figure_theoretical: contain all the data to plot the Figures in the linked paper<br>The data collection provides i) all data produced in connection with the linked source, ii) the information required to redo the calculations (i.e., all input parameters used) and iii) the information required to reproduce the figures. See README for further information.
DOI: 10.4121/0d36fb42-5202-4607-ba63-0ed40da2daf2.v1
title: Data underlying the publication: A comprehensive model for the electric double layer of stepped platinum electrodes

description: The data in this repository supplements the publication listed under "Linked source".<br>Objective: Understand the potential of zero charge (PZC) and effect of step-induced pseudocapacitances on stepped Pt(111) electrodesExperiment: Capacitance measurement for stepped Pt(111) electrodes with 110- and 100-type steps using cyclic voltammetry (CV) and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS)Calculations: Ab-initio molecular dynamics (AIMD) simulations of metal/water interfaces where the metal consists of 110-type stepped Pt electrodes with and without adsorbates at the steps. These simulations give insight into the double layer structure and the potential of zero charge obtained in the simulations.Density functional theory (DFT) calculations to compute the workfunction of 110-type stepped Pt electrodes (with and without OH adosorbates at the steps)Continuum models to simulate the capacitance curves of stepped Pt electrodes<br>Brief description of data:<br>Data_theoretical: input, output (including trajectory files and information on the Fermi energy and bulk water potential) and data analysis scripts for the theoretical calculations. See README.txt in the folder for more details.Figure_exp and Figure_theoretical: contain all the data to plot the Figures in the linked paper<br>The data collection provides i) all data produced in connection with the linked source, ii) the information required to redo the calculations (i.e., all input parameters used) and iii) the information required to reproduce the figures. See README for further information.