cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.j00124.00139
title: Complete manuscript data（SEM，Origin，TEM and The Design of Experiments images）
title: 稿件全部数据（SEM图、origin曲线、TEM图、实验设计CAD图）

description: Using CAD to draw the test bench, different from the drainage method for calculating hydrogen release, this experiment collects data through a flow meter to reduce errors. The carrier samples prepared by solvothermal method were characterized by XRD, SEM, BET and other methods. Using Origin drawing. The sample characterization methods for catalysts are the same as above, and XPS spectra have been added. The hydrogen release maps are all drawn using Origin. There are 26 datasets submitted this time, including individual and group graphs. The chart names are labeled in Excel according to their numbers and correspond one-to-one in the compressed file. 
description: Using CAD to draw the test bench, different from the drainage method for calculating hydrogen release, this experiment collects data through a flow meter to reduce errors. The carrier samples prepared by solvothermal method were characterized by XRD, SEM, BET and other methods. Using Origin drawing. The sample characterization methods for catalysts are the same as above, and XPS spectra have been added. The hydrogen release maps are all drawn using Origin. There are 26 datasets submitted this time, including individual and group graphs. The chart names are labeled in Excel according to their numbers and correspond one-to-one in the compressed file.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.19139
title: PSTD Theory of Magnetic Neutron Scattering Illustrated Using A Uniformly Magnetized Sphere
title: PSTD Theory of Magnetic Neutron Scattering Illustrated Using A Uniformly Magnetized Sphere

description: Data set generated in the PSTD studies of magnetic neutron scattering. Computation is conducted using the magnetic field of a uniformly magnetized sphere as an example. The strength of the neutron-magnetic-field interaction is characterized in terms of the incident neutron's energy $E_0$. Two setups are employed, with the interaction strengths at $V_0=E_0/20$ and $V_0=E_0/2$. Results from the Born-approximation are also included for comparison. The scattered wave functions in the Fresnel region and far-field, and their corresponding $(x,y,z)$ coordinates are listed. Data sets areBorn-approximation results;PSTD results of the quantum scattering by Extra-weak interaction at $V_0=E_0/20$;PSTD results of the quantum scattering by interaction at $V_0=E_0/2$.
description: Data set generated in the PSTD studies of magnetic neutron scattering. Computation is conducted using the magnetic field of a uniformly magnetized sphere as an example. The strength of the neutron-magnetic-field interaction is characterized in terms of the incident neutron's energy $E_0$. Two setups are employed, with the interaction strengths at $V_0=E_0/20$ and $V_0=E_0/2$. Results from the Born-approximation are also included for comparison. The scattered wave functions in the Fresnel region and far-field, and their corresponding $(x,y,z)$ coordinates are listed. Data sets areBorn-approximation results;PSTD results of the quantum scattering by Extra-weak interaction at $V_0=E_0/20$;PSTD results of the quantum scattering by interaction at $V_0=E_0/2$.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.19141
title: Reflective liquid crystal polarization gratings with wide angle and high diffraction efficiency
title: Reflective liquid crystal polarization gratings with wide angle and high diffraction efficiency

description: A highly diffraction efficiency reflective liquid crystal polarization grating (LCPG) was fabricated by employing two orthogonally circularly polarized beams with a 266 nm laser. The reflective LCPG sample works at the wavelength of 1064 nm. The diffraction efficiency of the reflective LCPG sample was evaluated using hand-polarized light at 1064 nm laser. It was shown that a remarkable diffraction efficiency of 97.4% was achieved when the beam was incident normally. Moreover, the diffraction efficiency remained above 90% within the incident range of ±20°. Subsequently, we conducted the laser damage test on the reflective LCPG using nanosecond pulses at 1064 nm generated by Nd:YAG laser. The test results indicated that laser induced damage threshold was 9.1 J/cm² (12 ns). This research provides valuable insights into design and fabrication of reflective LCPGs. This device has potential applications such as laser radar, beam splitting and combining, spectral analysis, displacement sensor, raster projection display and high-intensity laser systems.
description: A highly diffraction efficiency reflective liquid crystal polarization grating (LCPG) was fabricated by employing two orthogonally circularly polarized beams with a 266 nm laser. The reflective LCPG sample works at the wavelength of 1064 nm. The diffraction efficiency of the reflective LCPG sample was evaluated using hand-polarized light at 1064 nm laser. It was shown that a remarkable diffraction efficiency of 97.4% was achieved when the beam was incident normally. Moreover, the diffraction efficiency remained above 90% within the incident range of ±20°. Subsequently, we conducted the laser damage test on the reflective LCPG using nanosecond pulses at 1064 nm generated by Nd:YAG laser. The test results indicated that laser induced damage threshold was 9.1 J/cm² (12 ns). This research provides valuable insights into design and fabrication of reflective LCPGs. This device has potential applications such as laser radar, beam splitting and combining, spectral analysis, displacement sensor, raster projection display and high-intensity laser systems.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.o00130.05303
title: Preliminary validation of the Infectious Diseases Prevention and Control Readiness Assessment Instrument among medical staff in primary healthcare institutions
title: 基层医疗卫生机构医务人员防疫战备能力量表初步验证

description: Objective To develop and assess the validity and reliability of the instrument to quantitatively measure the readiness among medical staff in primary care institutions in response to infectious diseases.Methods Item analysis, Exploratory factor analysis (EFA), Confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) and reliability test validity test were used to develop and validate the Infectious Diseases Prevention and Control Readiness Assessment Instrument.Results The 17-item Infectious Diseases Prevention and Control Readiness Assessment Instrument included the professional ability (6 items), self-protection ability (4 items) and sense of identification related to readiness (7 items). Three factors were clearly identified through EFA and CFA, explaining 61% of the variance.Conclusions The Infectious Diseases Prevention and Control Readiness Assessment Instrument can reflect the specificity of medical staff in primary care institutions with good reliability, validity and feasibility.
description: Objective To develop and assess the validity and reliability of the instrument to quantitatively measure the readiness among medical staff in primary care institutions in response to infectious diseases.Methods Item analysis, Exploratory factor analysis (EFA), Confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) and reliability test validity test were used to develop and validate the Infectious Diseases Prevention and Control Readiness Assessment Instrument.Results The 17-item Infectious Diseases Prevention and Control Readiness Assessment Instrument included the professional ability (6 items), self-protection ability (4 items) and sense of identification related to readiness (7 items). Three factors were clearly identified through EFA and CFA, explaining 61% of the variance.Conclusions The Infectious Diseases Prevention and Control Readiness Assessment Instrument can reflect the specificity of medical staff in primary care institutions with good reliability, validity and feasibility.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.19146
title: Monthly and seasonal seawater oxygen data reconstructed from coral Sr/Ca ratios and oxygen isotope compositions in the northern South China Sea
title: Monthly and seasonal seawater oxygen data reconstructed from coral Sr/Ca ratios and oxygen isotope compositions in the northern South China Sea

description: This dataset includes monthly and seasonal seawater oxygen data during the Medieval Climate Anomaly and the Little Ice Age, reconstructed from coral Sr/Ca ratios and oxygen isotope compositions in the northern South China Sea.
description: This dataset includes monthly and seasonal seawater oxygen data during the Medieval Climate Anomaly and the Little Ice Age, reconstructed from coral Sr/Ca ratios and oxygen isotope compositions in the northern South China Sea.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.19147
title: Efficiency calibration of HPGe detector without standard source based on surface point detection efficiency database
title: 基于高纯锗探测器表面点探测效率数据库 的无源效率刻度

description: 无标准源的效率校准方法在高纯锗探测器的体源效率校准中具有方便、快速、低成本等优点。体积源的检测效率可以通过对预先准备好的数据库中不同位置的点源检测效率进行数值积分来获得。然而，这种方法受到点源众多位置的限制，导致计算时间较长。对于大体积源或远距离源，通常需要补充计算以更新检测效率数据库。[目的]针对上述问题，本文提出了一种建立检测效率数据库的新方法，并结合数值积分 批注 [宝张1]： 编辑老师问题2：英文摘要部分Methods 部分目前太少，需要补充至4-5行; 批注 [宝张2]： 编辑老师问题1：补充关键词至4-5个; 实现体积源检测效率的高效计算。[方法]首先，利用Geant4软件对入射到探测器表面的γ射线的位置和方向进行采样，从而建立不同入射位置和方向下的探测效率数据库。然后，通过积分计算γ射线在被本体源介质自吸收后到达探测器表面的效率。最后，结合γ射线到达探测器表面的效率与探测效率数据库，通过数值积分实现对HPGe的体探测效率标定。[结果]体积源计算结果表明，该方法与完全 Geant4 仿真结果的检测效率相对偏差在 6% 以内，而点源的最大相对偏差小于 8%。这些发现与常用的体积源效率校准方法一致。此外，对于相同的精度，使用此方法建立数据库所需的时间已减少到原始时间的十分之一。[结论]这表明该方法能够有效提高数学效率定标的计算速度，有利于无源效率定标软件的发展。
description: 无标准源的效率校准方法在高纯锗探测器的体源效率校准中具有方便、快速、低成本等优点。体积源的检测效率可以通过对预先准备好的数据库中不同位置的点源检测效率进行数值积分来获得。然而，这种方法受到点源众多位置的限制，导致计算时间较长。对于大体积源或远距离源，通常需要补充计算以更新检测效率数据库。[目的]针对上述问题，本文提出了一种建立检测效率数据库的新方法，并结合数值积分 批注 [宝张1]： 编辑老师问题2：英文摘要部分Methods 部分目前太少，需要补充至4-5行; 批注 [宝张2]： 编辑老师问题1：补充关键词至4-5个; 实现体积源检测效率的高效计算。[方法]首先，利用Geant4软件对入射到探测器表面的γ射线的位置和方向进行采样，从而建立不同入射位置和方向下的探测效率数据库。然后，通过积分计算γ射线在被本体源介质自吸收后到达探测器表面的效率。最后，结合γ射线到达探测器表面的效率与探测效率数据库，通过数值积分实现对HPGe的体探测效率标定。[结果]体积源计算结果表明，该方法与完全 Geant4 仿真结果的检测效率相对偏差在 6% 以内，而点源的最大相对偏差小于 8%。这些发现与常用的体积源效率校准方法一致。此外，对于相同的精度，使用此方法建立数据库所需的时间已减少到原始时间的十分之一。[结论]这表明该方法能够有效提高数学效率定标的计算速度，有利于无源效率定标软件的发展。
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.19143
title: Preparation of high safety self-assembled aramid-based nanofiber separator and its application in lithium metal batteries
title: Preparation of high safety self-assembled aramid-based nanofiber separator and its application in lithium metal batteries

description: Higher safety standards are essential for pursuing high-energy-density batteries within the rapidly advancing electric vehicle and large-scale energy storage industries. A novel, simple and successive process, which aims at coating the covalently crosslinked p-phenylene terephthamide (PPTA) onto commercial polypropylene (PP) separators, has been demonstrated. Without any additional binder, the PPTA nanofiber coating layer sticks to the porous PP separators by physical anchoring, endowing the composite separators with modified wettability toward electrolytes and heat resistance. Meanwhile, migration routes for lithium ions are guaranteed by the porous structure controlled by the self-assembly of the fibrillar units during the nonsolvent induced phase separation. The designed PPTA/TAB@PP separator shows a high lithium-ion transference number of 0.65. As a result, the symmetric Li//Li cell utilizing this separator demonstrates stable lithium plating and stripping. The associated Li//LiFePO4 and Li//NCM811 full cells exhibit high capacity, excellent rate performance, and remarkable cycling stability, significantly surpassing those that employ the commercial separator. This research presents an innovative method for designing functionalized separators to enhance the performance of lithium metal batteries.
description: Higher safety standards are essential for pursuing high-energy-density batteries within the rapidly advancing electric vehicle and large-scale energy storage industries. A novel, simple and successive process, which aims at coating the covalently crosslinked p-phenylene terephthamide (PPTA) onto commercial polypropylene (PP) separators, has been demonstrated. Without any additional binder, the PPTA nanofiber coating layer sticks to the porous PP separators by physical anchoring, endowing the composite separators with modified wettability toward electrolytes and heat resistance. Meanwhile, migration routes for lithium ions are guaranteed by the porous structure controlled by the self-assembly of the fibrillar units during the nonsolvent induced phase separation. The designed PPTA/TAB@PP separator shows a high lithium-ion transference number of 0.65. As a result, the symmetric Li//Li cell utilizing this separator demonstrates stable lithium plating and stripping. The associated Li//LiFePO4 and Li//NCM811 full cells exhibit high capacity, excellent rate performance, and remarkable cycling stability, significantly surpassing those that employ the commercial separator. This research presents an innovative method for designing functionalized separators to enhance the performance of lithium metal batteries.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.19154
title: Data for A Strategy against Fatal Eastern Equine Encephalitis: Design of a Multiepitope mRNA Vaccine
title: Data for A Strategy against Fatal Eastern Equine Encephalitis: Design of a Multiepitope mRNA Vaccine

description: Data used in the manuscript "Strategies for lethal Eastern Equine encephalitis: Design of a multi-epitope mRNA vaccine" . Data suppported the study including molecular docking, molecular dynamics simulation, and immune simulation.
description: Data used in the manuscript "Strategies for lethal Eastern Equine encephalitis: Design of a multi-epitope mRNA vaccine" . Data suppported the study including molecular docking, molecular dynamics simulation, and immune simulation.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.19157
title: Boost Organic-Silicon Hybrid Solar Cell Performances with a Facile and Cost-Effective Sub-3 nm Interface Control Method
title: Boost Organic-Silicon Hybrid Solar Cell Performances with a Facile and Cost-Effective Sub-3 nm Interface Control Method

description: A facile and cost-effective approach based on oxygen-plasma treatment is developed for silicon-organic hybrid solar cells. By precisely forming a sub-3 nm SiOx layer at the silicon-poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene):poly(styrenesulfonate) interface with a 10 s oxygen-plasma treatment, the power conversion efficiency is boosted from 0.02% to 8.18%, 409-fold increase compared to solar cells with untreated silicon. Utilizing X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, Kelvin probe force microscopy, and density-functional theory, the device physics and mechanisms are revealed from an atomic-level perspective. The control of interface by oxygenplasma treatment reduces the surface work function of Si and introduces an electron barrier, facilitating the transfer of hole carriers from Si to organic materials while effectively blocking electron transmission. This mechanism proves to be highly beneficial in mitigating carrier recombination and promoting the separation of electrons and holes. This approach can be applied to interface optimization for high-performance photovoltaic and other optoelectronic devices.
description: A facile and cost-effective approach based on oxygen-plasma treatment is developed for silicon-organic hybrid solar cells. By precisely forming a sub-3 nm SiOx layer at the silicon-poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene):poly(styrenesulfonate) interface with a 10 s oxygen-plasma treatment, the power conversion efficiency is boosted from 0.02% to 8.18%, 409-fold increase compared to solar cells with untreated silicon. Utilizing X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, Kelvin probe force microscopy, and density-functional theory, the device physics and mechanisms are revealed from an atomic-level perspective. The control of interface by oxygenplasma treatment reduces the surface work function of Si and introduces an electron barrier, facilitating the transfer of hole carriers from Si to organic materials while effectively blocking electron transmission. This mechanism proves to be highly beneficial in mitigating carrier recombination and promoting the separation of electrons and holes. This approach can be applied to interface optimization for high-performance photovoltaic and other optoelectronic devices.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.19156
title: Spectral changes in the decolorization of Aniline by E. hirae through UV-VIS spectroscopy.
title: Spectral changes in the decolorization of Aniline by E. hirae through UV-VIS spectroscopy.

description: The analysis of degradation products was performed using UV-Vis absorption spectrophotometry. 
description: The analysis of degradation products was performed using UV-Vis absorption spectrophotometry.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.19159
title: Spectral changes in the decolorization of Methyl Orange by E. hirae through UV-VIS spectroscopy.
title: Spectral changes in the decolorization of Methyl Orange by E. hirae through UV-VIS spectroscopy.

description: The analysis of degradation products was performed using UV-Vis absorption spectrophotometry. 
description: The analysis of degradation products was performed using UV-Vis absorption spectrophotometry.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.19160
title: Positive Relationship Between Foreign Media Exposure and Government Trust in China: The Mediating Role of Political and Economic Awareness in Developmental Governance Contexts
title: Positive Relationship Between Foreign Media Exposure and Government Trust in China: The Mediating Role of Political and Economic Awareness in Developmental Governance Contexts

description: The data for the paper "Positive Relationship Between Foreign Media Exposure and Government Trust in China: The Mediating Role of Political and Economic Awareness in Developmental Governance Contexts" is now under review at the JOC.
description: The data for the paper "Positive Relationship Between Foreign Media Exposure and Government Trust in China: The Mediating Role of Political and Economic Awareness in Developmental Governance Contexts" is now under review at the JOC.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.19167
title: A global dataset of land use change impacts on soil organic carbon
title: A global dataset of land use change impacts on soil organic carbon

description: We provides a global dataset of SOC stocks in seven land use change scenarios by reviewing publications on LUC effects on SOC stocks. The dataset included 5980 observations of LUC impact on SOC stock from 751 publications. It also includes vegetation type before and after LUC, study design, sample size, years after LUC, the year LUC occurred, climate factors, soil type, parent material type, and soil physiochemical properties before LUC occurred, such as soil bulk density, particle size, and pH.The database files are in xlsx format and include both raw data for publications and data from global maps. The vacant data corresponding to the article was not mentioned by the authors.
description: We provides a global dataset of SOC stocks in seven land use change scenarios by reviewing publications on LUC effects on SOC stocks. The dataset included 5980 observations of LUC impact on SOC stock from 751 publications. It also includes vegetation type before and after LUC, study design, sample size, years after LUC, the year LUC occurred, climate factors, soil type, parent material type, and soil physiochemical properties before LUC occurred, such as soil bulk density, particle size, and pH.The database files are in xlsx format and include both raw data for publications and data from global maps. The vacant data corresponding to the article was not mentioned by the authors.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.19181
title: Fluorescent Staining of Bladder Epithelial Cells (FSBEC) dataset
title: Fluorescent Staining of Bladder Epithelial Cells (FSBEC) dataset

description: This dataset is a multi-channel fluorescence staining of epithelial cells for the detection of the number of positive epithelial cells. It is categorized into four staining types (red single-positive, green single-positive, red-green double-positive, and negative categories) and can be used for cell detection, cell segmentation, and cell counting tasks.
description: This dataset is a multi-channel fluorescence staining of epithelial cells for the detection of the number of positive epithelial cells. It is categorized into four staining types (red single-positive, green single-positive, red-green double-positive, and negative categories) and can be used for cell detection, cell segmentation, and cell counting tasks.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.19183
title: Appendix - Research on the Diffusion Mechanism of Panic Purchasing Behavior and Government Intervention
title: 附录-恐慌性购买行为扩散机制及其政府干预研究

description: Appendix - Research on the Diffusion Mechanism of Panic Purchasing Behavior and Government Intervention 
description: Appendix - Research on the Diffusion Mechanism of Panic Purchasing Behavior and Government Intervention
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.19186
title: Data Archive for: "De novo design of self-assembling peptides with antimicrobial activity guided by deep-learning"
title: Data Archive for: "De novo design of self-assembling peptides with antimicrobial activity guided by deep-learning"

description: TransSAFP is a self-attention based neural network that predicts antimicrobial label of self-assembling functional peptides. This data repository contains the model source codes and the data accompanying this study. See also: https://github.com/LiuHuayang27/TransSAFP
description: TransSAFP is a self-attention based neural network that predicts antimicrobial label of self-assembling functional peptides. This data repository contains the model source codes and the data accompanying this study. See also: https://github.com/LiuHuayang27/TransSAFP
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.19184
title: Triple junction gallium arsenide solar cell
title: 三结砷化镓太阳能电池

description: Data of Thermal stability of triple-junction gallium arsenide cells
description: Data of Thermal stability of triple-junction gallium arsenide cells
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.19187
title: Vanadium dioxide
title: 二氧化钒

description: Data of Damage mechanism and protective performance of vanadium dioxide under continuous-wave laser irradiation
description: Data of Damage mechanism and protective performance of vanadium dioxide under continuous-wave laser irradiation
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.j00186.00473
title: Data of the simulation commissioning of the HALF storage ring
title: Data of the simulation commissioning of the HALF storage ring

description: The data is the HALF simulation commissioning data, which includs three folders as described below:1. The IdealModel folder contains the DA (Dynamic Aperture) and MA (Momentum Aperture) of the ideal model.2. The Pre_processing folder contains the data of the orbit deviation and orbit existance before correction.3. The SC_data folder contains the data generated during simulation commissioning.
description: The data is the HALF simulation commissioning data, which includs three folders as described below:1. The IdealModel folder contains the DA (Dynamic Aperture) and MA (Momentum Aperture) of the ideal model.2. The Pre_processing folder contains the data of the orbit deviation and orbit existance before correction.3. The SC_data folder contains the data generated during simulation commissioning.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.19193
title: The differential metabolomic data of Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells before and after treatment with Iturin A.
title: The differential metabolomic data of Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells before and after treatment with Iturin A.

description: Differential metabolomic data of Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells before and after 3 hours of treatment with 0.06 g/L Iturin A.
description: Differential metabolomic data of Saccharomyces cerevisiae cells before and after 3 hours of treatment with 0.06 g/L Iturin A.