cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15076304
title: Percent contribution data of Polish mathematician co-authors

description: This dataset contains data on authors, publications, and co-author percent contributions to publications of Polish habilitation degree applicants, collected from publicly available files from https://www.ck.gov.pl/promotion/type/l.html and https://radon.nauka.gov.pl/dane/pliki-postepowania-awansowe and various university websites. Data was extracted from PDF documents for scientific research into co-author name ordering and relative input contributions of co-authors in mathematics. The datset is an Excel file with the following columns:

source: source websitedomain: scientific domain according to sourcediscipline: scientific discipline according to sourcefamily_name_on_list: applicant family name as listed in sourcegiven_name_on_list: applicant given name as listed in sourcefull_name_on_langing_page: full name according to source, taken from the habilitation proceedings landing pagesubmission_year: year of submission of applicationapplication_number: ID number of proceeding, either as given or extracted from landing page URL, depending on sourcenumerical_percent_contribution_statements_found: whether any numerical percent contribution statements could be found in the self-report PDF. values: YES/NOnum_works_listed: number of works listed for the habilitation publications cyclenum_works_coauthored: number of works of the above which were co-authoredinternal_work_number: a counter to identify work within applications, can go beyond the works belonging to the habilitation cyclereference_in_application: for works with perent contribution data, the bibliographic reference as given in the self-reportnum_coauthors: number of co-authors of a publicationauthor_position: position of the name in the author list of a co-author with a numerical percent contribution, first author would have value 1, second author 2, etc.contribution_percent: the indicated numerical percent contribution, a value up to 100, in percentnote: additional information about source of information when found on university website and percent contribution for works which were not part of habilitation works cyclealphabetical_order: whether the author list was in alphabetical name order. values: YES/NOcontribution_for_applicant: whether the percent contribution value of a co-author is for the habilitation applicant or not. values: YES/NO
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15423740
title: Percent contribution data of Polish mathematician co-authors

description: This dataset contains data on authors, publications, and co-author percent contributions to publications of Polish habilitation degree applicants, collected from publicly available files from https://www.ck.gov.pl/promotion/type/l.html and https://radon.nauka.gov.pl/dane/pliki-postepowania-awansowe and various university websites. Data was extracted from PDF documents for scientific research into co-author name ordering and relative input contributions of co-authors in mathematics. The datset is an Excel file with the following columns:

source: source websitedomain: scientific domain according to sourcediscipline: scientific discipline according to sourcefamily_name_on_list: applicant family name as listed in sourcegiven_name_on_list: applicant given name as listed in sourcefull_name_on_langing_page: full name according to source, taken from the habilitation proceedings landing pagesubmission_year: year of submission of applicationapplication_number: ID number of proceeding, either as given or extracted from landing page URL, depending on sourcenumerical_percent_contribution_statements_found: whether any numerical percent contribution statements could be found in the self-report PDF. values: YES/NOnum_works_listed: number of works listed for the habilitation publications cyclenum_works_coauthored: number of works of the above which were co-authoredinternal_work_number: a counter to identify work within applications, can go beyond the works belonging to the habilitation cyclereference_in_application: for works with perent contribution data, the bibliographic reference as given in the self-reportnum_coauthors: number of co-authors of a publicationauthor_position: position of the name in the author list of a co-author with a numerical percent contribution, first author would have value 1, second author 2, etc.contribution_percent: the indicated numerical percent contribution, a value up to 100, in percentnote: additional information about source of information when found on university website and percent contribution for works which were not part of habilitation works cyclealphabetical_order: whether the author list was in alphabetical name order. values: YES/NOcontribution_for_applicant: whether the percent contribution value of a co-author is for the habilitation applicant or not. values: YES/NO
DOI: 10.3886/e229281
title: Replication package for: Why are corporations terminated? A century of evidence from the Netherlands

description: This is a replication package for:<br><br>Why are corporations
terminated? A century of evidence from the Netherlands<br><br>Published in Business History.<br><br>We identify all 196 Dutch exchange-listed corporations that halted their
operations and ceased to exist between 1903 and 1996. We then explain these terminations
using unique hand-collected accounting and governance data and regression techniques
that allow us to conduct long-run comparative analysis. Despite bankruptcy laws
remaining unchanged, corporate termination patterns shifted across the century:
shareholder-induced voluntary liquidations dominated before WWII, while
creditor-driven bankruptcies prevailed thereafter. Our analyses suggest this
shift reflected a broader transformation in corporate purpose, from a liberal
shareholder-centric model that prevailed before WWII, to a stakeholder-focused
paradigm that emerged among Dutch business elites in the post-war period. We
find that the Dutch government’s 1970s industrial policy experimentation failed
to curb bankruptcies. Our results highlight how shifts in corporate purpose can
reshape business outcomes, even without legal changes.<br>
description: n.a.
description: Response Rates: n.a.
description: Presence of Common Scales: n.a.
description: Control
group: using an extensive hand-collected dataset which contains all accounting and
corporate governance information available on all Dutch exchange-listed corporations
collected on a five-yearly frequency (1903, 1908, etc.). A firm enters our sample as a voluntary liquidation if shareholders actively decided to terminate their corporation in a shareholder meeting, following BW Article 2:19(1a). Conversely, a firm enters our sample as an involuntary bankruptcy if the firm was first in default of payment and some legal entity, typically a creditor, filed for bankruptcy using FW Article 1, causing the firm to be declared bankrupt subsequently according to BW Article 2:19(1c).Our
corporate governance information is supplemented by the board composition information
of the 50 largest Dutch banks
description: Dutch exchange-listed companies (Amsterdam Stock Exchange). Smallest Geographic Unit: Dutch firms
description: coded on-site observation;
DOI: 10.3886/e229281v2
title: Replication package for: Why are corporations terminated? A century of evidence from the Netherlands

description: This is a replication package for:<br><br>Why are corporations
terminated? A century of evidence from the Netherlands<br><br>Published in Business History.<br><br>We identify all 196 Dutch exchange-listed corporations that halted their
operations and ceased to exist between 1903 and 1996. We then explain these terminations
using unique hand-collected accounting and governance data and regression techniques
that allow us to conduct long-run comparative analysis. Despite bankruptcy laws
remaining unchanged, corporate termination patterns shifted across the century:
shareholder-induced voluntary liquidations dominated before WWII, while
creditor-driven bankruptcies prevailed thereafter. Our analyses suggest this
shift reflected a broader transformation in corporate purpose, from a liberal
shareholder-centric model that prevailed before WWII, to a stakeholder-focused
paradigm that emerged among Dutch business elites in the post-war period. We
find that the Dutch government’s 1970s industrial policy experimentation failed
to curb bankruptcies. Our results highlight how shifts in corporate purpose can
reshape business outcomes, even without legal changes.<br>
description: n.a.
description: Response Rates: n.a.
description: Presence of Common Scales: n.a.
description: Control
group: using an extensive hand-collected dataset which contains all accounting and
corporate governance information available on all Dutch exchange-listed corporations
collected on a five-yearly frequency (1903, 1908, etc.). A firm enters our sample as a voluntary liquidation if shareholders actively decided to terminate their corporation in a shareholder meeting, following BW Article 2:19(1a). Conversely, a firm enters our sample as an involuntary bankruptcy if the firm was first in default of payment and some legal entity, typically a creditor, filed for bankruptcy using FW Article 1, causing the firm to be declared bankrupt subsequently according to BW Article 2:19(1c).Our
corporate governance information is supplemented by the board composition information
of the 50 largest Dutch banks
description: Dutch exchange-listed companies (Amsterdam Stock Exchange). Smallest Geographic Unit: Dutch firms
description: coded on-site observation;
DOI: 10.15129/e0d78b33-152f-44dc-9d8e-07886db72288
title: A Conceptual Agent-based Model of Type 2 Diabetes Patients' Self-Management Behaviour and Treatment Outcomes

description: This document describes an agent-based model of type 2 diabetes patients' self-management behaviors and blood glucose control outcomes within the Ghanaian public health system. It is structured using the Overview, Design Concepts, and Details (ODD) protocol by Grimm et al. Additionally, the document includes the model’s face validation outcomes with clinical diabetes service providers.

Embargo end date 30/03/25. Data updated 15/05/2025
DOI: 10.48804/urhcr8
title: Enactment and complex stance-taking in Flemish Sign Language: a multimodal approach

description: This dataset was analyzed as part of the dissertation project "Enactment and complex stance-taking in Flemish Sign Language: a multimodal approach" (Andries, 2025). The dataset contains the video clips that served as examples in the dissertation as well as an ELAN template for the annotation and analysis of co-enactment in signed interactions. The study investigates how VGT signers use enactment in complex stance acts. Drawing on a dataset of five hours of dyadic conversations between VGT signers, the dissertation presents a bundle of six studies shedding light on the various uses of enactment for stance-taking, focussing on the semiotic composition of enactments, their temporal embedding and the co-constructed nature of enactment in the context of stance-taking. This dissertation touches on two key components of complex stance acts: 1) the temporal relation of multiple stance acts, and 2) the combination of multiple viewpoints to express complex stances. A systematic multimodal analysis of enactments in dialogic interactions has provided novel insights into their potential for co-construction and the semiotic composition when combined with narration in VGT.
DOI: 10.25377/sussex.28870451
title: Data for paper: A Linear Dysprosium(II) Metallocene with a High Effective Energy Barrier and Magnetic Hysteresis up to 70 Kelvin

description: <b>Data for paper published in </b><b>Journal of the American Chemical Society May 2025</b>UV/vis/NIR spectroscopy data.AC and DC magnetic measurement data including hysteresis.AbstractDysprosium in the oxidation state +3 is ubiquitous in studies of single-molecule magnets (SMMs). In contrast, SMMs based on lanthanides in the oxidation state +2 are rare, and examples with both a high effective energy barrier to reversal of the magnetization and hysteresis with coercivity at high temperatures are extremely uncommon. Here, we show that one-electron reduction of the dysprosium(III) complex [(h<sup>5</sup>-C<sub>5</sub><sup><em>i</em></sup>Pr<sub>5</sub>)Dy(h<sup>5</sup>-Cp*)(BH<sub>4</sub>)] (Cp* = C<sub>5</sub>Me<sub>5</sub>) with KC<sub>8</sub> generates the linear dysprosium(II) metallocene [(h<sup>5</sup>-C<sub>5</sub><sup><em>i</em></sup>Pr<sub>5</sub>)Dy(h<sup>5</sup>-Cp*)]. Magnetic measurements, UV/vis/NIR spectroscopy and theoretical calculations show that the dysprosium(II) center in [(h<sup>5</sup>-C<sub>5</sub><sup><em>i</em></sup>Pr<sub>5</sub>)Dy(h<sup>5</sup>-Cp*)] adopts a 4f<sup>9</sup> (6s/5d)<sup>1</sup> configuration. Coupling of the 4f and 5d electrons in [(h<sup>5</sup>-C<sub>5</sub><sup><em>i</em></sup>Pr<sub>5</sub>)Dy(h<sup>5</sup>-Cp*)] results in an effective magnetic moment of 11.38 m<sub>B</sub> at 217 K, equaling the highest magnetic moment recorded for a mononuclear complex. AC and DC magnetic measurements establish the SMM properties of [(h<sup>5</sup>-C<sub>5</sub><sup><em>i</em></sup>Pr<sub>5</sub>)Dy(h<sup>5</sup>-Cp*)], including an energy barrier of 1551 cm<sup>–1</sup>, the largest yet reported for a divalent lanthanide SMM, and a 100-second blocking temperature of 62 K. Magnetic hysteresis measurements produce loops that remain open up to 70 K. Multireference calculations reveal that the easy-axis of magnetization in the ground doublet of [(h<sup>5</sup>-C<sub>5</sub><sup><em>i</em></sup>Pr<sub>5</sub>)Dy(h<sup>5</sup>-Cp*)] coincides with the molecular symmetry axis, and that this doublet has extremely strong axial character. The strong axiality results in Orbach relaxation probably occurring via the second-excited doublet. The SMM parameters and the theoretical insight suggest that the high effective barrier and blocking temperature are linked to the strong and perfectly axial crystal field experienced by the dysprosium(II) center.
DOI: 10.25377/sussex.28870451.v1
title: Data for paper: A Linear Dysprosium(II) Metallocene with a High Effective Energy Barrier and Magnetic Hysteresis up to 70 Kelvin

description: <b>Data for paper published in </b><b>Journal of the American Chemical Society May 2025</b>UV/vis/NIR spectroscopy data.AC and DC magnetic measurement data including hysteresis.AbstractDysprosium in the oxidation state +3 is ubiquitous in studies of single-molecule magnets (SMMs). In contrast, SMMs based on lanthanides in the oxidation state +2 are rare, and examples with both a high effective energy barrier to reversal of the magnetization and hysteresis with coercivity at high temperatures are extremely uncommon. Here, we show that one-electron reduction of the dysprosium(III) complex [(h<sup>5</sup>-C<sub>5</sub><sup><em>i</em></sup>Pr<sub>5</sub>)Dy(h<sup>5</sup>-Cp*)(BH<sub>4</sub>)] (Cp* = C<sub>5</sub>Me<sub>5</sub>) with KC<sub>8</sub> generates the linear dysprosium(II) metallocene [(h<sup>5</sup>-C<sub>5</sub><sup><em>i</em></sup>Pr<sub>5</sub>)Dy(h<sup>5</sup>-Cp*)]. Magnetic measurements, UV/vis/NIR spectroscopy and theoretical calculations show that the dysprosium(II) center in [(h<sup>5</sup>-C<sub>5</sub><sup><em>i</em></sup>Pr<sub>5</sub>)Dy(h<sup>5</sup>-Cp*)] adopts a 4f<sup>9</sup> (6s/5d)<sup>1</sup> configuration. Coupling of the 4f and 5d electrons in [(h<sup>5</sup>-C<sub>5</sub><sup><em>i</em></sup>Pr<sub>5</sub>)Dy(h<sup>5</sup>-Cp*)] results in an effective magnetic moment of 11.38 m<sub>B</sub> at 217 K, equaling the highest magnetic moment recorded for a mononuclear complex. AC and DC magnetic measurements establish the SMM properties of [(h<sup>5</sup>-C<sub>5</sub><sup><em>i</em></sup>Pr<sub>5</sub>)Dy(h<sup>5</sup>-Cp*)], including an energy barrier of 1551 cm<sup>–1</sup>, the largest yet reported for a divalent lanthanide SMM, and a 100-second blocking temperature of 62 K. Magnetic hysteresis measurements produce loops that remain open up to 70 K. Multireference calculations reveal that the easy-axis of magnetization in the ground doublet of [(h<sup>5</sup>-C<sub>5</sub><sup><em>i</em></sup>Pr<sub>5</sub>)Dy(h<sup>5</sup>-Cp*)] coincides with the molecular symmetry axis, and that this doublet has extremely strong axial character. The strong axiality results in Orbach relaxation probably occurring via the second-excited doublet. The SMM parameters and the theoretical insight suggest that the high effective barrier and blocking temperature are linked to the strong and perfectly axial crystal field experienced by the dysprosium(II) center.
DOI: 10.21227/zmc9-pv25
title: "iLifeImport Your Gateway to High-Quality Global Imports"

description: "Connect with the world\u2019s best suppliers through iLifeImport, your trusted platform for premium imported goods. From affordability to exceptional quality, we ensure a seamless sourcing process. Visit ilifeimport.com to explore our offerings and start importing with confidence!"
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14999883
title: Characterisation of B-type stars in four young Galactic open clusters. I. Stellar content and binary properties

description: Supporting data of the peer-reviewed paper "Characterisation of B-type stars in four young Galactic open clusters. I. Stellar content and binary properties" published on MNRAS in 2025. For the purpose of open access, the authors have applied a CC BY licence to the author accepted manuscript version: https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.08955

The HERMES spectra used in this work are available upon reasonable request to the authors, or the PI of HERMES instrument: https://fys.kuleuven.be/ster/instruments/the-hermes-spectrograph

The GAIA data used in this work are publicly available via the Gaia website: https://gea.esac.esa.int/archive/. 

The Padova database of stellar evolutionary tracks and isochrones is publicly available via the website: https://stev.oapd.inaf.it/cgi-bin/cmd.

This work was supported by the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) in the form of a Frontier Research grant under the UK government’s ERC Horizon Europe funding guarantee (SYMPHONY; PI Bowman; grant number: EP/Y031059/1), and a Royal Society University Research Fellowship (PI Bowman; grant number: URF\R1\231631). The research leading to these results has received funding from the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme (MULTIPLES; PI Sana; grant agreement number 772225). This research has used data obtained at the Mercator Observatory which receives funding from the Research Foundation – Flanders (FWO) (grant agreements I000325N and I000521N).
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14999884
title: Characterisation of B-type stars in four young Galactic open clusters. I. Stellar content and binary properties

description: Supporting data of the peer-reviewed paper "Characterisation of B-type stars in four young Galactic open clusters. I. Stellar content and binary properties" published on MNRAS in 2025. For the purpose of open access, the authors have applied a CC BY licence to the author accepted manuscript version: https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.08955

The HERMES spectra used in this work are available upon reasonable request to the authors, or the PI of HERMES instrument: https://fys.kuleuven.be/ster/instruments/the-hermes-spectrograph

The GAIA data used in this work are publicly available via the Gaia website: https://gea.esac.esa.int/archive/. 

The Padova database of stellar evolutionary tracks and isochrones is publicly available via the website: https://stev.oapd.inaf.it/cgi-bin/cmd.

This work was supported by the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) in the form of a Frontier Research grant under the UK government’s ERC Horizon Europe funding guarantee (SYMPHONY; PI Bowman; grant number: EP/Y031059/1), and a Royal Society University Research Fellowship (PI Bowman; grant number: URF\R1\231631). The research leading to these results has received funding from the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme (MULTIPLES; PI Sana; grant agreement number 772225). This research has used data obtained at the Mercator Observatory which receives funding from the Research Foundation – Flanders (FWO) (grant agreements I000325N and I000521N).
DOI: 10.25345/c54x54v57
title: MassIVE MSV000097903 - Enhanced Photo-Crosslinking in Living Cells with High-Intensity Longwave Ultraviolet Light
title: The activation of chemical reactions in living cells using ultraviolet (UV) light enables the interrogation of biomolecules in their native environment with photoreactive probes or crosslinking reagents. Although photo-crosslinking approaches have been successfully employed for decades, they commonly suffer from limitations such as low reaction yields, long exposure times, and photo-induced damage to cells caused by heat, desiccation, or side reactions. Here, we introduce UVEN, a high-powered UV irradiation system designed to protect biological specimens while exerting very high 365 nm emissions on them. We demonstrate that this system dramatically reduces the time required for efficient in-cell crosslinking of protein-drug, protein-protein, protein-DNA, and protein-RNA interactions, accelerating photo-activation by 100 to 1000-fold compared to conventional UV bulbs. This strongly enhances existing approaches and enables applications that were previously inaccessible to light-activated chemistry in intact cells or tissues.
DOI: 10.2908/sdg_05_11
title: Violences physiques et sexuelles à l'égard des femmes, par classe d'âge
title: Körperliche und sexuelle Gewalt gegen Frauen, nach Altersgruppe
title: Physical and sexual violence to women by age group

description: Der Indikator für geschlechtsspezifische Gewalt basiert auf den Ergebnissen der EU-Erhebung (https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/gender-based-violence) über geschlechtsspezifische Gewalt gegen Frauen und andere Formen zwischenmenschlicher Gewalt (EU-GBV). Geschlechtsspezifische Gewalt gegen Frauen wird definiert als „Gewalt, die sich gegen eine Frau richtet, weil sie eine Frau ist, oder Gewalt, die Frauen unverhältnismäßig stark betrifft“ (Artikel 3 Buchstabe d des Übereinkommens von Istanbul). Dieser Indikator deckt körperliche (einschließlich Bedrohungen) oder sexuelle Gewalt im Erwachsenenalter ab. Der Indikator misst den Anteil der Frauen im Alter zwischen 18 und 74 Jahren, die körperliche und/oder sexuelle Gewalt durch einen Partner oder Nichtpartner erlebt haben.
description: The gender-based violence indicator is based on the results of the EU survey (https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/gender-based-violence) on gender-based violence against women and other forms of inter-personal violence (EU-GBV). Gender-based violence against women is defined as ‘violence that is directed against a woman because she is a woman or violence that affects women disproportionately’ (Istanbul Convention, Article 3,d). This indicator covers physical (including threats) or sexual violence in adulthood. The indicator measures the share of women aged between 18-74, who experienced physical and/or sexual violence by a partner or non-partner.
description: L’indicateur de violence fondée sur le genre est fondé sur les résultats de l’enquête de l’UE (https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/gender-based-violence) sur la violence fondée sur le genre à l’égard des femmes et d’autres formes de violence interpersonnelle (EU-GBV). La violence fondée sur le genre à l’égard des femmes est définie comme «la violence dirigée contre une femme parce qu’elle est une femme ou la violence qui touche les femmes de manière disproportionnée» (convention d’Istanbul, article 3, point d)). Cet indicateur couvre les violences physiques (y compris les menaces) ou sexuelles à l’âge adulte. L’indicateur mesure la proportion de femmes âgées de 18 à 74 ans ayant subi des violences physiques et/ou sexuelles de la part d’un partenaire ou d’un non-partenaire.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15423692
title: The numerical code and its output to supprot Figs. 2 and 3 from https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.10911

description: