cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/8pzszfrzc9.1
title: How Poverty Alleviation Improves Girls’ School Completion in Rural China? The Role of Health

description: This repository contains the replication package for the paper “How Poverty Alleviation Improves Girls’ School Completion in Rural China? The Role of Health”, accepted for publication in Economic Modelling. The package includes all analysis code, documentation, and publicly shareable materials necessary to support replication and verification of the empirical analysis.

Some components of the analysis rely on restricted-access community-level data from the China Health and Nutrition Survey (CHNS), which cannot be publicly redistributed due to data-use agreements. All empirical results reported in the paper are generated using the original restricted-access CHNS data. To facilitate transparency and verification, the replication package includes the full original code used in the paper, along with synthetic placeholders for restricted variables that allow users to execute the complete code pipeline.

Researchers with authorized access to the CHNS community-level data can fully reproduce all reported results using the provided code. This approach complies with the journal’s reproducibility policy while respecting data confidentiality requirements.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18336540
title: Concentrated Hoval Ultrasol 2 1V (STC) Real Measurements in Switzerland

description: Measurements of concentrated Hoval Ultrasol 2 1V (STC) 

Datasheet of the Hoval STC (here).

These measurements have taken place in Granges, Valais, Switzerland in longitude: 7.4649965° and latitude: 46.2647793° with three flat mirrors that concentrated the sun's reflection on one STC.

The STC and each mirror length (L) : 1m

The distance between the mirrors (D) : 1.5m

The distance between the mirrors and STC : 10m
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18336539
title: Concentrated Hoval Ultrasol 2 1V (STC) Real Measurements in Switzerland

description: Measurements of concentrated Hoval Ultrasol 2 1V (STC) 

Datasheet of the Hoval STC (here).

These measurements have taken place in Granges, Valais, Switzerland in longitude: 7.4649965° and latitude: 46.2647793° with three flat mirrors that concentrated the sun's reflection on one STC.

The STC and each mirror length (L) : 1m

The distance between the mirrors (D) : 1.5m

The distance between the mirrors and STC : 10m
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17073101
title: Growth, sporulation, dry weight, melanin, chitin and ergosterol data for Rhizopus microsporus at 30 °C and 37 °C

description: This record contains two Excel workbooks with raw measurements and post-hoc statistics for Rhizopus microsporus strains UM6 (wild type) and UM120.2/UM120.5 (choC mutants).

Data provides:



Phenotypic assays (growth, sporulation, biomass): Sheets: “30 °C Growth”, "30ºC Growth Congo Red" and “37 °C Growth” (colony diameter in cm, Days 1–5); “30 °C Sporulation” and “37 °C Sporulation” (spores/cm³, Days 3 and 5); and “30 °C Dry Weight” (mycelial dry weight in mg, Days 1–7; measured at 30 °C only). Three replicate measurements are provided per strain and time point. Companion “Tukey’s test …” sheets report mean differences, 95% CIs, significance, and adjusted P values.

Cell-wall & membrane components (melanin, chitin, and ergosterol): Sheets: “Melanin Quantification” (absorbance at 405 nm; n=3 per strain), “Chitin Quantification” (Mean Staining Index; n=3 per strain), and “Ergosterol Quantification” (ergosterol content, %; n=4 per strain). Companion “Tukey’s test ...” sheets provide the corresponding multiple-comparisons statistics.


These processed data analyses reported in the manuscript “Phosphatidylcholine Biosynthesis via ChoC is Crucial for Cellular Integrity and Virulence in Rhizopus microsporus”.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18336917
title: Growth, sporulation, dry weight, melanin, chitin and ergosterol data for Rhizopus microsporus at 30 °C and 37 °C

description: This record contains two Excel workbooks with raw measurements and post-hoc statistics for Rhizopus microsporus strains UM6 (wild type) and UM120.2/UM120.5 (choC mutants).

Data provides:



Phenotypic assays (growth, sporulation, biomass): Sheets: “30 °C Growth”, "30ºC Growth Congo Red" and “37 °C Growth” (colony diameter in cm, Days 1–5); “30 °C Sporulation” and “37 °C Sporulation” (spores/cm³, Days 3 and 5); and “30 °C Dry Weight” (mycelial dry weight in mg, Days 1–7; measured at 30 °C only). Three replicate measurements are provided per strain and time point. Companion “Tukey’s test …” sheets report mean differences, 95% CIs, significance, and adjusted P values.

Cell-wall & membrane components (melanin, chitin, and ergosterol): Sheets: “Melanin Quantification” (absorbance at 405 nm; n=3 per strain), “Chitin Quantification” (Mean Staining Index; n=3 per strain), and “Ergosterol Quantification” (ergosterol content, %; n=4 per strain). Companion “Tukey’s test ...” sheets provide the corresponding multiple-comparisons statistics.


These processed data analyses reported in the manuscript “Phosphatidylcholine Biosynthesis via ChoC is Crucial for Cellular Integrity and Virulence in Rhizopus microsporus”.
DOI: 10.25405/data.ncl.30979075
title: Datasets used in generating Figure 3 - Button et al., 2025 The 1 –Cys peroxiredoxin, PRDX-6, suppresses an NHR-49-dependent pro-survival response, including the Flavin monoxygenase, FMO-2, that protects against fungal and bacterial infection.

description: Figure 3B Representative dataset showing raw and processed BODIPY-C11 imaging data used to determine levels of lipid hydroperoxides in wild-type and <i>prdx-6</i> mutant <i>C. elegans </i>before and following exposure to15 mM Diethylmaleate (DEM)Figure 3C Representative dataset showing effect of 15 mM DEM exposure on the survival of wild-type and <i>prdx-6</i> mutant <i>C. elegans</i>These are part of collection https://doi.org/10.25405/data.ncl.c.8231413<br>
DOI: 10.25405/data.ncl.30979075.v1
title: Datasets used in generating Figure 3 - Button et al., 2025 The 1 –Cys peroxiredoxin, PRDX-6, suppresses an NHR-49-dependent pro-survival response, including the Flavin monoxygenase, FMO-2, that protects against fungal and bacterial infection.

description: Figure 3B Representative dataset showing raw and processed BODIPY-C11 imaging data used to determine levels of lipid hydroperoxides in wild-type and <i>prdx-6</i> mutant <i>C. elegans </i>before and following exposure to15 mM Diethylmaleate (DEM)Figure 3C Representative dataset showing effect of 15 mM DEM exposure on the survival of wild-type and <i>prdx-6</i> mutant <i>C. elegans</i>These are part of collection https://doi.org/10.25405/data.ncl.c.8231413<br>
DOI: 10.17632/nrfvrdsvz4
title: Nailing down Sarcoidosis of the Nail: a Systematic Review (Updated)

description: Supplemental Material for Nailing down Sarcoidosis of the Nail: a Systematic Review (Updated)
DOI: 10.17632/nrfvrdsvz4.1
title: Nailing down Sarcoidosis of the Nail: a Systematic Review (Updated)

description: Supplemental Material for Nailing down Sarcoidosis of the Nail: a Systematic Review (Updated)
DOI: 10.17632/ch6ypnjb9c
title: Soil organic carbon threshold reveals a leverage point for mitigating physical crusting in the drylands of southern China

description: research data
DOI: 10.17632/ch6ypnjb9c.1
title: Soil organic carbon threshold reveals a leverage point for mitigating physical crusting in the drylands of southern China

description: research data
DOI: 10.17632/2zpdtdtjwh
title: Genetic Regulation of Monocyte microRNAs and Their Implication in Musculoskeletal Diseases: A Cross-Ancestry Expression Quantitative Trait Loci and Imputation Study

description: This dataset originates from an research study named "Genetic Regulation of Monocyte microRNAs and Their Implication in Musculoskeletal Diseases: A Cross-Ancestry Expression Quantitative Trait Loci and Imputation Study", containing the monocyte miRNA-eQTLs results and trained prediction models.
DOI: 10.17632/2zpdtdtjwh.2
title: Genetic Regulation of Monocyte microRNAs and Their Implication in Musculoskeletal Diseases: A Cross-Ancestry Expression Quantitative Trait Loci and Imputation Study

description: This dataset originates from an research study named "Genetic Regulation of Monocyte microRNAs and Their Implication in Musculoskeletal Diseases: A Cross-Ancestry Expression Quantitative Trait Loci and Imputation Study", containing the monocyte miRNA-eQTLs results and trained prediction models.
DOI: 10.17632/hkssw9tmh4.1
title: Factors_associated_with_Chronic_Urticaria_Asian_Populations_Supplementary_Materials

description: Supplementary materials for this systematic review and meta-analysis include: ① Supplement 1 with MOOSE & PRISMA checklists; ② 15 supplementary tables (eTables 1–15) covering search strategies, study quality assessment (NOS/AHRQ), evidence grading (GRADE), study inclusion/exclusion, sensitivity/subgroup analyses, and research characteristics of CU associated factors; ③ 18 supplementary figures (eFigures 1–18) including pooled OR forest plots and funnel plots for meta-analyses of each factor (Hp infection, autoimmune diseases, demographic factors, etc.) associated with chronic urticaria in Asian populations.

Supplement 1：MOOSE and PRISMA checklists for systematic review & meta-analysis
eTables 1-15：Supplementary tables (search strategies, quality assessment, analyses, study characteristics)
eFigures 1-18：Supplementary figures (OR forest plots & funnel plots for all associated factors)
DOI: 10.17632/j9ph8fbxj6
title: Physicochemical parameters and major hydrochemistry of Manso River basin

description: En la tabla se detallan parámetros físico - químicos y la composición química mayoritaria de muestras de agua recolectadas en la cuenca del río Manso, Río Negro, Argentina.
DOI: 10.17632/j9ph8fbxj6.1
title: Physicochemical parameters and major hydrochemistry of Manso River basin

description: En la tabla se detallan parámetros físico - químicos y la composición química mayoritaria de muestras de agua recolectadas en la cuenca del río Manso, Río Negro, Argentina.
DOI: 10.17632/gwhb4wj9hc
title: Satellite-Based monitoring of Agricultural Drought and its effects on vegetation dynamics in the Yellow River Basin

description: We constructed a consistent multi-source dataset for the Yellow River Basin from 2000 to 2023. Canopy-scale photosynthetic activity was characterized using the machine-learning-based Global OCO-2 SIF product (0.05°). Agricultural drought intensity and its spatial heterogeneity were quantified using a monthly Temperature–Vegetation Drought Index (TVDI, 1 km) derived from MODIS land surface temperature and NDVI, and independently validated with FLDAS surface soil moisture (0–10 cm, 0.1°). Land-use and land-cover data (1 km) were used to distinguish cropland, forest, and grassland ecosystems, while high-resolution precipitation and air temperature (1 km), MODIS evapotranspiration (500 m), and TerraClimate vapor pressure deficit (~4 km) were integrated to resolve climatic forcing and climate–water–vegetation coupling mechanisms. The dataset reveals strong spatial contrasts in drought severity, pervasive lagged and cumulative vegetation responses, declining SIF sensitivity under extreme drought, and substantially higher vulnerability of forests and grasslands relative to croplands, indicating that drought effects on vegetation productivity are mediated mainly through indirect regulation of evapotranspiration and surface moisture conditions rather than direct thermal stress alone.
Method: integrated quantification using trend analysis, drought sensitivity assessment, and structural equation modeling.
DOI: 10.17632/gwhb4wj9hc.1
title: Satellite-Based monitoring of Agricultural Drought and its effects on vegetation dynamics in the Yellow River Basin

description: We constructed a consistent multi-source dataset for the Yellow River Basin from 2000 to 2023. Canopy-scale photosynthetic activity was characterized using the machine-learning-based Global OCO-2 SIF product (0.05°). Agricultural drought intensity and its spatial heterogeneity were quantified using a monthly Temperature–Vegetation Drought Index (TVDI, 1 km) derived from MODIS land surface temperature and NDVI, and independently validated with FLDAS surface soil moisture (0–10 cm, 0.1°). Land-use and land-cover data (1 km) were used to distinguish cropland, forest, and grassland ecosystems, while high-resolution precipitation and air temperature (1 km), MODIS evapotranspiration (500 m), and TerraClimate vapor pressure deficit (~4 km) were integrated to resolve climatic forcing and climate–water–vegetation coupling mechanisms. The dataset reveals strong spatial contrasts in drought severity, pervasive lagged and cumulative vegetation responses, declining SIF sensitivity under extreme drought, and substantially higher vulnerability of forests and grasslands relative to croplands, indicating that drought effects on vegetation productivity are mediated mainly through indirect regulation of evapotranspiration and surface moisture conditions rather than direct thermal stress alone.
Method: integrated quantification using trend analysis, drought sensitivity assessment, and structural equation modeling.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.16894217
title: Supplementary material for the article - Coordinated Market-Based Voltage Regulation and Congestion Management in Distribution Grids

description: This data set includes the supplementary material for the article "Coordinated Market-Based Voltage Regulation and Congestion Management in Distribution Grids".
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.16894216
title: Supplementary material for the article - Coordinated Market-Based Voltage Regulation and Congestion Management in Distribution Grids

description: This data set includes the supplementary material for the article "Coordinated Market-Based Voltage Regulation and Congestion Management in Distribution Grids".
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18336999
title: CAMBER_CRO_Traffic_signs
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18337000
title: CAMBER_CRO_Traffic_signs
DOI: 10.17632/r89428359z
title: The Casework Effectiveness Scale (CES-10)

description: This is the ten-item Casework Effectiveness Scale or CES-10 that can be used to measure the effectiveness of casework. The validity and reliability of the tool have been established using both exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses. For more information, contact: ramagokulakrishnan@gmail.com.

The scale is free to use. In case you wish to use the scale, please cite the following article:

Krishnan, S. R. G., Sharmila, H., Meena, B. P., Potter, A., & S.K., S. (2025). A Scale to Measure the Effectiveness of Casework (CES-10). Research on Social Work Practice, 10497315251351554. https://doi.org/10.1177/10497315251351554
DOI: 10.17632/r89428359z.1
title: The Casework Effectiveness Scale (CES-10)

description: This is the ten-item Casework Effectiveness Scale or CES-10 that can be used to measure the effectiveness of casework. The validity and reliability of the tool have been established using both exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses. For more information, contact: ramagokulakrishnan@gmail.com.

The scale is free to use. In case you wish to use the scale, please cite the following article:

Krishnan, S. R. G., Sharmila, H., Meena, B. P., Potter, A., & S.K., S. (2025). A Scale to Measure the Effectiveness of Casework (CES-10). Research on Social Work Practice, 10497315251351554. https://doi.org/10.1177/10497315251351554
DOI: 10.6094/unifr/275452
title: Field data lakes Leimersheim, Sekdoorn and Toules

description: This dataset comprises harmonized in situ measurements of water quality, water temperature, and meteorological conditions collected at three floating photovoltaic (FPV) study sites in Europe: Lake Leimersheim (Germany), Lake Sekdoorn (Netherlands), and Lac de Toules (Switzerland). Measurements were conducted at FPV installations and nearby reference sites to enable comparative analyses under contrasting climatic and limnological conditions.

Water quality data were obtained using multiparameter EXO2 probes and include key physicochemical and biogeochemical variables. Water temperature was measured using fixed sensor chains, providing depth-resolved thermal profiles of the upper water column. Meteorological data at hourly resolution include radiation, air temperature, relative humidity, wind speed, precipitation, and snowfall.

The dataset covers the years 2023 and 2024, with site-specific temporal and depth coverage. The dataset is suitable for FPV impact assessments, depth-resolved and time-series limnological analyses, and the calibration and validation of hydrodynamic, thermal, and water quality models.
DOI: 10.17632/wwwtfyc5zx
title: Arquivo complementar: O periodismo científico no Brasil do século XIX: o caso d'O Auxiliador da Indústria Nacional

description: Este conjunto de dados acompanha a tese de doutorado “O periodismo científico no Brasil do século XIX: o caso d’O Auxiliador da Indústria Nacional”, que investiga o papel dos periódicos científicos na circulação de saberes, na construção da nação e na formulação de políticas públicas durante o Império do Brasil. A tese tem como objetivo geral estudar O Auxiliador da Indústria Nacional e, por meio dele, analisar o principal meio de comunicação científica de massa do período: o periodismo científico. A partir desses aspectos peculiares, o objetivo geral deste trabalho é estudar o periódico e, por meio dele, analisar o principal meio de comunicação científica de massa do período no Brasil: o periodismo científico.

Três hipóteses específicas orientam a investigação: a primeira é a de que o periódico integrou o fenômeno transnacional do periodismo científico oitocentista, caracterizando-se como uma publicação institucional, profissional e científica; a segunda propõe que a publicação exerceu uma dupla função na dinâmica política do Brasil oitocentista, sendo ao mesmo tempo instrumentalizada pelo Governo Imperial como ferramenta de modernização da agricultura e utilizada pela associação como meio de influência sobre as políticas públicas; e a terceira sustenta que o periódico foi amplamente dependente de conteúdos técnicos e científicos produzidos em outros contextos, especialmente estrangeiros. Os resultados revelam que o periódico desempenhou um papel fundamental na articulação de uma visão de progresso nacional atrelada à agricultura, ao trabalho livre e à política pública, embora enfrentasse limitações institucionais, restrições orçamentárias e uma redução progressiva das trocas internacionais. O conjunto de dados permite a outros pesquisadores explorar padrões de política editorial, estrutura institucional e discurso científico no Brasil oitocentista.

O conjunto inclui quatro arquivos em formato Excel:
(1) uma indexação e classificação de mais de 6.000 artigos publicados no periódico O Auxiliador da Indústria Nacional, cobrindo o período de 1833 até 1892, com edições extras em 1896 e 1903;
(2) a composição do conselho administrativo e das comissões técnicas da Sociedade Auxiliadora da Indústria Nacional, entre 1831 e 1904;
(3) dados orçamentários e de balanço da associação, de 1839 a 1892;
(4) listas de associados publicadas entre 1838 e 1877;
(5) histórico do financiamento do Governo Imperial para a Sociedade Auxiliadora da Indústria Nacional, entre 1838 e 1906.

Os dados acima foram coletados a partir da digitalização das edições do periódico disponíveis em bibliotecas e acervos físicos e digitais.

Todos os arquivos estão disponíveis em formato .xlsx e podem ser abertos com softwares de planilha.
DOI: 10.17632/wwwtfyc5zx.5
title: Arquivo complementar: O periodismo científico no Brasil do século XIX: o caso d'O Auxiliador da Indústria Nacional

description: Este conjunto de dados acompanha a tese de doutorado “O periodismo científico no Brasil do século XIX: o caso d’O Auxiliador da Indústria Nacional”, que investiga o papel dos periódicos científicos na circulação de saberes, na construção da nação e na formulação de políticas públicas durante o Império do Brasil. A tese tem como objetivo geral estudar O Auxiliador da Indústria Nacional e, por meio dele, analisar o principal meio de comunicação científica de massa do período: o periodismo científico. A partir desses aspectos peculiares, o objetivo geral deste trabalho é estudar o periódico e, por meio dele, analisar o principal meio de comunicação científica de massa do período no Brasil: o periodismo científico.

Três hipóteses específicas orientam a investigação: a primeira é a de que o periódico integrou o fenômeno transnacional do periodismo científico oitocentista, caracterizando-se como uma publicação institucional, profissional e científica; a segunda propõe que a publicação exerceu uma dupla função na dinâmica política do Brasil oitocentista, sendo ao mesmo tempo instrumentalizada pelo Governo Imperial como ferramenta de modernização da agricultura e utilizada pela associação como meio de influência sobre as políticas públicas; e a terceira sustenta que o periódico foi amplamente dependente de conteúdos técnicos e científicos produzidos em outros contextos, especialmente estrangeiros. Os resultados revelam que o periódico desempenhou um papel fundamental na articulação de uma visão de progresso nacional atrelada à agricultura, ao trabalho livre e à política pública, embora enfrentasse limitações institucionais, restrições orçamentárias e uma redução progressiva das trocas internacionais. O conjunto de dados permite a outros pesquisadores explorar padrões de política editorial, estrutura institucional e discurso científico no Brasil oitocentista.

O conjunto inclui quatro arquivos em formato Excel:
(1) uma indexação e classificação de mais de 6.000 artigos publicados no periódico O Auxiliador da Indústria Nacional, cobrindo o período de 1833 até 1892, com edições extras em 1896 e 1903;
(2) a composição do conselho administrativo e das comissões técnicas da Sociedade Auxiliadora da Indústria Nacional, entre 1831 e 1904;
(3) dados orçamentários e de balanço da associação, de 1839 a 1892;
(4) listas de associados publicadas entre 1838 e 1877;
(5) histórico do financiamento do Governo Imperial para a Sociedade Auxiliadora da Indústria Nacional, entre 1838 e 1906.

Os dados acima foram coletados a partir da digitalização das edições do periódico disponíveis em bibliotecas e acervos físicos e digitais.

Todos os arquivos estão disponíveis em formato .xlsx e podem ser abertos com softwares de planilha.
DOI: 10.17632/sv7fdvx8nh
title: Replication Data for: Integrative Multi-Omics, Deep Learning and Network Biology in Precision Oncology

description: Multiple genetic and epigenetic alterations characterize tumor progression and define the hallmarks of cancer. Precision oncology has evolved as a form of cancer therapy that focuses on the genetic and molecular profiling of tumors to identify specific molecular changes for personalized cancer treatment. Advances in high-throughput sequencing technologies have provided a huge amount of multiomic sequencing data contributing 
enormously to this development. Integrating and analyzing diverse multi-omics data using computational techniques, including artificial intelligence and deep learning, are crucial in this regard, as they can reveal critical molecular changes and alterations in signaling networks within tumors to help identify disease development patterns for better outcomes. Additionally, AI powered multi-omics and network biology have been effectively employed to decipher and exploit molecular networks for solving key problems facing precision oncology. This article aims to provide a scoping review of this area of cancer research in the context of cutting-edge developments in associated tools and techniques to better understand the scope and importance of precision oncology in realizing the intended goals.