cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2008.1448
title: Incorporation of silica into RF gel for the synthesis of porous Si₃ N₄/SiC composite via the carbothermal reduction and nitridation

description: Incorporation of silica into RF solution, which was prepared via the sol-gel polycondensation of resorcinol and formaldehyde with sodium carbonate as catalyst was investigated. The reaction between silica precursor and RF solution is quite violent and strongly exothermic. The addition of acetic acid into RF solution damages methylene and methylene ether bridges of the RF clusters, which enables the incorporation of increased amount of silica into the RF clusters. According to the experimental results, silica precursor (APTMS, MPTMS) incorporates into RF clusters at positions of hydroxyl group. Then, the silica/RF gel was converted into silica/carbon composite by pyrolysis before subjected to the carbothermal reduction and nitridation to synthesize silicon nitride/silicon carbide. The results indicated that temperature and porosity of silica/carbon composite does not affect the formation of silicon nitride or silicon carbide. Phase of the product depends upon chemical structure of silica/RF gel formed by polycondensation
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2008.1449
title: Life history patterns of Homalopsine snakes inside and outside The Khorat Basin, Thailand

description: Life history patterns of homalopsid snakes were investigated between inside (Ban Badan, Wang Nam Kheaw District) and outside the Khorat basin (Ban Borthong, Kabin Buri District), Thailand from April 2006 to May 2007. Five species of homalopsid snakes were found at each study site. The similarity index of the snake assemblages from both study sites was 86%. Enhydris subtaeniata were found only inside the Khorat basin whereas E. bocourti were found only outside the Khorat basin. Species diversity inside the Khorat basin was higher than outside the Khorat basin but the abundance was less. Enhydris enhydris was the dominant species at 45.14% and 81.36% at inside and outside the Khorat basin, respectively and the sex ratio of this species was not different between study sites. Sexual size dimorphism was found in both study sites and most morphological characters of females were significantly larger than males, except for tail length. Both sexes of snakes from outside the Khorat basin were significantly larger than snakes from inside the Khorat basin. Small fish were usually found in homalopsid guts but larger fish were occasionally found. Fish in Family Cyprinidae and Family Belontiidae were dominant prey types inside and outside the Khorat basin, respectively. Prey types did not completely overlap between study sites (niche overlap = 0.66) and snakes from outside the Khorat basin tend to feed on various prey types. The size at first reproduction of females E. enhydris was 31.4 cm in SVL at both study sites. Many size characters of female E. enhydris and E. subtaeniata correlated with clutch size and clutch mass. The number of gravid females observed in each month were significantly correlated with total precipitation at both study sites. Significant differences in the reproductive condition of females between study sites were found in morphological characteristics and reproductive cycle. Seasonal and continuous reproduction tend to occur for homalopsid snakes inside and outside the Khorat basin, respectively. Environmental factors including total precipitation and food availability might bring about differences in abundance, morphological characteristics and reproduction of homalopsid snakes inside and outside the Khorat basin. Furthermore, morphological characters, diet and reproduction of a poorly known homalopsid snake, E. subtaeniata, and some other semi-aquatic snakes were documented
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2008.1450
title: Effects of Thunbergia laurifolia Linn. on nutrient digestibility, antioxidant enzyme activity and liver function of broiler fed mycotoxin-contaminated feed

description: The objectives of this experiment were to study the effects of Thunbergia laurifolia Linn. (TL) on nutrient digestibility, antioxidant enzyme activity and liver function of broiler fed mycotoxin-contaminated feed. In a preliminary study, the effects of TL on growth performance, blood glucose and heterophil:lymphocyte (H:L) ratio were examined. One hundred and fifty, one day old, male, Arbor Acre broilers were divided into 3 treatment groups: T1, basal diet (control group), T2 and T3, basal diet supplemented with 2 and 4% TL, respectively. Body weight gain, feed intake, feed conversion ratio (FCR), blood glucose and H:L ratio were measured at day 21 and 42. The results showed that 2% TL was appropriate to be used in the experiment. In the experiment, 450 one day old, male, Arbor Acre broilers were divided into 6 treatment groups: T1, control corn-soybean diet; T2, control diet supplemented with 1% yeast glucomannan (GCM); T3, diet with mixed mycotoxins (aflatoxin, fumonisins and tricothecene) contaminated corn; T4, diet as in T3 supplemented with 1% GCM; T5, diet as T3 supplemented with 2% TL; T6, diet as T3 supplemented with 2% TL and 1% GCM. Body weight gain, feed intake, mortality rate, nutrient digestibility, antioxidant enzyme activity, serum enzyme activity in relation to liver function were measured at day 21 and 42. The results showed that broilers in T5 and T6 groups had significantly (p&lt;0.05) higher nutrient digestibility than other groups at day 42. Broilers in T4 groups had significantly (p&lt;0.05) higher maltase activity than other groups. However, broilers in T3 groups had significantly lower (p&lt;0.05) maltase activity than other groups on day 21. Broilers in T4, T5 and T6 groups had significantly higher (p&lt;0.05) glutathione peroxidase activity than other groups on day 21 and 42. In conclusion, TL reduced blood glucose concentrations in normal broilers. Mixed mycotoxins contamination in feed reduced growth performance of broilers during day 21-42 of age. TL and TL plus GCM helped to ameliorate the adverse effect of mixed mycotoxin with improving nutrient digestibility and increasing antioxidant enzyme (glotathione peroxidase) activity. The level of mixed mycotoxins in this study slightly affected serum enzyme activity and histopathological changes.
DOI: 10.15129/32d18bb9-884b-4416-92c1-1b5919a5869c
title: Data for: "Dynamic behaviours of water droplets impacting on laser ablated surfaces"

description: CFD simulation results of contact angle, experimrntal results of contact angle, theoretical and experimental surface profiles.
DOI: 10.17632/7y6xr753g4.2
title: mouse_rsfMRI_ds1_part1

description: resting state fMRI BOLD data from 40 mice, TR = 1.2 seconds, 500 timepoints. raw data. Dataset from: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2019.06.017
DOI: 10.17632/yn47f2yrt2.1
title: UK small area characteristics 2011

description: This file includes deprivation and population density measures for the whole of the UK at small area level. The small area geography used comprises Lower Super Output Areas in England & Wales, Datazones in Scotland and Super Output Areas in Northern Ireland. Each country has their own 'official' Indexes of Multiple Deprivation but these are not directly comparable due to year of data releases, dates of variable inputs and the methods used in calculation. There are no UK coverage urban-rural measures. Whilst population density is not strictly an urban-rural measure, it is a good proxy. This file includes deprivation and population density measures which are comparable and applicable across the UK.
DOI: 10.17632/cz3r964j2g.1
title: Data for "Development of a hybrid FE-SEA-experimental model"

description: These files contain the experimental data used in "Development of a hybrid FE-SEA-experimental model. A. Clot, J.W.R. Meggitt, R.S. Langley, A.S. Elliott and A.T. Moorhouse, Journal of Sound and Vibration 452 (2019) 112–131".
DOI: 10.17632/gt3f4jnbvn.2
title: GitHub training and test data-sets

description: This dataset contains the SQL tables of the training and test datasets used in our experimentation. These tables contain the preprocessed textual data (in a form of tokens) extracted from each training and test project. Besides the preprocessed textual data, this dataset also contains meta-data about the projects, GitHub topics, and GitHub collections. The GitHub projects are identified by the tuple “Owner” and “Name”. The descriptions of the table fields are attached to their respective data descriptions.
DOI: 10.17632/r2w865c959.2
title: mouse_rsfMRI_ds1_part2

description: resting state fMRI BOLD data from 40 mice, TR = 1.2 seconds, 500 timepoints. raw data. Dataset from: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2019.06.017
DOI: 10.17632/thpszcwcgx.3
title: mouse_rsfMRI_ds2

description: resting state fMRI from 41 mice, TR = 1.2 seconds, 300 timepoints. Data from: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2019.06.017
DOI: 10.17632/4328b8b47d.1
title: Data on Cytoprotective and Anti-inflammatory activities of seagrass Halophila beccarii

description: Fig. 1. Inhibition of protein denaturation activity by seagrass methanol extract & Diclofenac. Fig.4. NO production in LPS stimulated Raw macrophages. The measurement of nitrite concentration in the culture supernatant of the seagrass extract pretreated RAW 264.7 macrophages. In the measurement of nitrite, the cell line with only LPS showed a more significant increase of 100µM/mL than the normal group. The production of nitrite was significantly reduced with increasing the concentration of seagrass methanol extract. Fig.5. (A) The effect of seagrass extract on the expression of COX-1 and COX-2 in LPS stimulated raw 264.7 macrophage cells assessed by Western blotting. After pre-treatment with the indicated concentrations of methanol extract, cells were stimulated with LPS (1μg/ml) for 4h. Equal loading was confirmed by stripping the blot and reporting it for GAPDH. Data shown are representative expression patterns from triplicate independents. (B) The densitometric data of COX-2 protein expression representing the relative density of the Western blot bands normalized to GAPDH
DOI: 10.17632/fj9n8nsz7w.1
title: Octavio Uña "No subas hacia ese tren, que hacia el olvido se distancia" : "Iluminaria, poesía reunida (1976-2017)"

description: Manuel Quiroga Clérigo La poesía siempre está sujeta a la emoción del poeta. Octavio Uña Juárez, como buen filósofo y conocedor de la mística religiosa es, también, un estudioso de la sociedad de este mundo amenazado por todos los ele -mentos materiales, desde las compras masivas hasta los egoísmos persona -les. Pero como un buen poeta es al tiempo el más apasionado espectador de los paisajes y un ser capaz de convivir con la alegría y con la adversi -dad. De todo eso, y más, habla en sus versos que viene reuniendo en libros desde hace más de 40 años. El primer poemario publicado data de 1976, el titulado “Escrito en el agua”, aunque nos consta que su filiación lírica ya era anterior, seguramente de sus años de animador cultural en San Lorenzo del Escorial donde, además de aplicado estudiante fue profesor y llegó a tener responsabilidades diversas.
DOI: 10.17632/mbbfzrnr3j.1
title: El coste intangible

description: Large cities as well as major European industrial regions or global mean for its citizens a lower power purchasing real income an d optimization of time spent by task with regard to neighboring areas with which it shares a cultural and economic ecosystem, but at the same time a higher concentration of windows of opportunity and future personal and family with regard to the latter. Bu t the benefits of living in a great metropolis fails to explain all of the urban phenomenon. The decision to reside or not in them and they, big cities and their hinterlands, come also motivated by the assumption of the unconscious by residents that throug hout its mass social criticism persist “intangibles” added value alien to the rest of the spaces such as the supplied by enrichment by contact with an outstanding environment or its innovation. The orientation to the urban environment is the intangible and symbolic perceptions that are facing other enclaves of population attractive retail. Recently the sociological studies carried out in areas of predominantly agricultural nature are claiming that the character of "enriched environment" is not only confined to the field of big cities, bringing to light the knowledge the values equally intangible, symbolised and not perceptible to treasure the unique ecosystem of the lower density networks that sustain them, and channeled it in its contemplation. And for both they enclose an intangible opportunity costs the result of target values in other detriments. population areas and its rural habitats. Both approaches to the human ecosystem have maded to encofran the value of social capital and social
DOI: 10.17632/r92h6c88t9.1
title: data

description: data IVC volume
DOI: 10.5286/isis.e.rb1910517
title: High Resolution Neutron Bragg Imaging of Gilsocarbon Graphite for the Investigation of Crystal Reorientation

description: Quasi-brittle materials can accommodate a limited permanent deformation before fracture, which improves their toughness. Examples include concrete, graphite and ceramic composites, which are used in safety-critical industries; the UK Advanced Gas Cooled Reactors use Gilsocarbon graphite as their neutron moderator and cracking may limit the reactor lifetime. It is essential to understand how damage is localised within the graphite microstructure, as this will affect its response to load at high temperatures and with irradiation. This experiment aims to show that in-situ Bragg edge imaging of graphite can detect the magnitude and nature of local changes in crystal orientation, and this will distinguish between several different proposed mechanisms of deformation. This will lead to more detailed studies that support the design of new graphites for advanced nuclear energy systems.
DOI: 10.5286/isis.e.rb1910517-1
title: High Resolution Neutron Bragg Imaging of Gilsocarbon Graphite for the Investigation of Crystal Reorientation

description: Quasi-brittle materials can accommodate a limited permanent deformation before fracture, which improves their toughness. Examples include concrete, graphite and ceramic composites, which are used in safety-critical industries; the UK Advanced Gas Cooled Reactors use Gilsocarbon graphite as their neutron moderator and cracking may limit the reactor lifetime. It is essential to understand how damage is localised within the graphite microstructure, as this will affect its response to load at high temperatures and with irradiation. This experiment aims to show that in-situ Bragg edge imaging of graphite can detect the magnitude and nature of local changes in crystal orientation, and this will distinguish between several different proposed mechanisms of deformation. This will lead to more detailed studies that support the design of new graphites for advanced nuclear energy systems.
DOI: 10.5286/isis.e.rb1920371
title: Novel materials for heat storage application: a small-angle neutron scattering study

description: Large quantities of thermal energy can be stored reversibly in composite materials containing SrCl2 and Expanded Natural Graphite (ENG) upon exo-/endothermal ab-/desorption of ammonia. Therefore, we use the composite materials to build a compact and cost-efficient Thermochemical Heat Storage (TCHS) system optimized for the reutilization of industrial low-grade waste heat of temperatures up to 150 degree Celsius. In this study, we are aiming at investigating the evolution of the pore size distribution in the composite material (SrCl2+ENG) in relation to the degree of NH3 absorption. The experiments will be performed on a cell representing a basis element of the TCHS system reactor. Findings of the study will be correlated with our previous imaging and diffraction studies, as well as future TEM imaging, to evaluate the evolution of nano-/microstructure of the material during NH3 cycling.
DOI: 10.5286/isis.e.rb1920371-1
title: Novel materials for heat storage application: a small-angle neutron scattering study

description: Large quantities of thermal energy can be stored reversibly in composite materials containing SrCl2 and Expanded Natural Graphite (ENG) upon exo-/endothermal ab-/desorption of ammonia. Therefore, we use the composite materials to build a compact and cost-efficient Thermochemical Heat Storage (TCHS) system optimized for the reutilization of industrial low-grade waste heat of temperatures up to 150 degree Celsius. In this study, we are aiming at investigating the evolution of the pore size distribution in the composite material (SrCl2+ENG) in relation to the degree of NH3 absorption. The experiments will be performed on a cell representing a basis element of the TCHS system reactor. Findings of the study will be correlated with our previous imaging and diffraction studies, as well as future TEM imaging, to evaluate the evolution of nano-/microstructure of the material during NH3 cycling.
DOI: 10.5286/isis.e.rb1920562
title: Determining the interaction between water and carbon dioxide in smectite clay (INS)

description: Interactions between CO2 and clay have attracted interest in the scientific community recently. This is partly motivated by the presence of large amounts of clays in caprock formations acting as flow barriers in storage sites for CO2. However, thesorption mechanisms of CO2 by clays are not completely understood, and previous investigations are far from being complete and their results remain controversial. One of the hypotheses for the driving mechanisms is the interaction between the gas and the residual H2O in the clay interlayer space. This interaction would affect (and maybe control) the kinetics of CO2 intercalation. Because of the large incoherent cross section of the hydrogen atom, we will monitor if changes occur in the vibrational spectra and characterize the effects of any interaction that may occur between the gas and the interlayer water in Li- and Ni-fluorohectorite.
DOI: 10.5286/isis.e.rb1920562-1
title: Determining the interaction between water and carbon dioxide in smectite clay (INS)

description: Interactions between CO2 and clay have attracted interest in the scientific community recently. This is partly motivated by the presence of large amounts of clays in caprock formations acting as flow barriers in storage sites for CO2. However, thesorption mechanisms of CO2 by clays are not completely understood, and previous investigations are far from being complete and their results remain controversial. One of the hypotheses for the driving mechanisms is the interaction between the gas and the residual H2O in the clay interlayer space. This interaction would affect (and maybe control) the kinetics of CO2 intercalation. Because of the large incoherent cross section of the hydrogen atom, we will monitor if changes occur in the vibrational spectra and characterize the effects of any interaction that may occur between the gas and the interlayer water in Li- and Ni-fluorohectorite.
DOI: 10.17632/25rkvn75wc.1
title: RETOS DE LA ÉTICA MÉDICA Y BIOÉTICA FRENTE AL DESARROLLO BIOTECNOLÓGICO: EL CUERPO Y LA AUTONOMÍA. CONSIDERACIONES PARA LA INTERVENCIÓN CLÍNICA Y LA INVESTIGACIÓN EN SALUD CON SUJETOS HUMANOS EN MÉXICO

description: Adscripción de los autores: Instituto Politécnico Nacional. Escuela Superior de Medicina 1,2 RESUMEN: El articulo trata del respeto a la autonomía, que se fundamenta en la consideración de la pertenencia del cuerpo, entendido como cuerpo pensante, al que solo se puede acceder con la voluntariedad de los su-jetos sobre los que se interviene. En la legislación mexicana adquiere la categoría de derecho para la participación en intervenciones clínicas o como sujetos de investigación, es importante fomentar la investigación
DOI: 10.17632/25rkvn75wc.2
title: RETOS DE LA ÉTICA MÉDICA Y BIOÉTICA FRENTE AL DESARROLLO BIOTECNOLÓGICO: EL CUERPO Y LA AUTONOMÍA. CONSIDERACIONES PARA LA INTERVENCIÓN CLÍNICA Y LA INVESTIGACIÓN EN SALUD CON SUJETOS HUMANOS EN MÉXICO

description: Adscripción de los autores: Instituto Politécnico Nacional. Escuela Superior de Medicina 1,2 RESUMEN: El articulo trata del respeto a la autonomía, que se fundamenta en la consideración de la pertenencia del cuerpo, entendido como cuerpo pensante, al que solo se puede acceder con la voluntariedad de los su-jetos sobre los que se interviene. En la legislación mexicana adquiere la categoría de derecho para la participación en intervenciones clínicas o como sujetos de investigación, es importante fomentar la investigación
DOI: 10.17632/25rkvn75wc.3
title: RETOS DE LA ÉTICA MÉDICA Y BIOÉTICA FRENTE AL DESARROLLO BIOTECNOLÓGICO: EL CUERPO Y LA AUTONOMÍA. CONSIDERACIONES PARA LA INTERVENCIÓN CLÍNICA Y LA INVESTIGACIÓN EN SALUD CON SUJETOS HUMANOS EN MÉXICO

description: Adscripción de los autores: Instituto Politécnico Nacional. Escuela Superior de Medicina 1,2 RESUMEN: El articulo trata del respeto a la autonomía, que se fundamenta en la consideración de la pertenencia del cuerpo, entendido como cuerpo pensante, al que solo se puede acceder con la voluntariedad de los su-jetos sobre los que se interviene. En la legislación mexicana adquiere la categoría de derecho para la participación en intervenciones clínicas o como sujetos de investigación, es importante fomentar la investigación
DOI: 10.17632/t654gx7z74.1
title: Estimating fish density and detectability by unbaited vertical underwater-camera device

description: Data from underwater video cameras and underwater visual census to obtain real fish densities considering the habitat characteristics in the individual detectability.
DOI: 10.5286/isis.e.rb1910099-3
title: Unravelling Structural Complexity within a Family of Frustrated S = ½ Kagome Antiferromagnets

description: Quantum spin liquids (QSLs) are exotic states of matter in which magnetic frustration and strong quantum fluctuations destroy long-range magnetic order. Here, we propose to explore the subtle structural distortions in a new family of highly frustrated quantum magnets, Cu4(OD)6FX (X = Cl, Br, I), composed of kagome networks of antiferromagnetically coupled Cu2+ ions, to understand the exchange pathways that lead to magnetic order at TN ~ 15 K. Furthermore, we have established that doping Cu4(OD)6FBr with Zn2+ forms a QSL phase, and so we wish to confirm whether highly Zn-doped analogues of ZnCu3(OD)6FX demonstrate the same series of structural distortions as their undoped counterparts, or if they maintain a higher symmetry at low temperature.
DOI: 10.5286/isis.e.rb1910220
title: Dynamics of PDMS-g-PDMS bottlebrush polymers

description: Bottlebrush polymers, backbone with long side chains, are very interesting regarding their architecture, which is different from well known linear polymers. Not only the structure changes by grafting side chains to a backbone, also the dynamics are expected to change. By using neutron scattering we are able to clarify this statement in detail. Using deuterium labeling we can select different parts for detecting the dynamical behavior and therefore we are able to observe details of every component of our system. Combining three neutron spectrometers a broad range of relaxation times, including fast relaxation beyond the local dynamics are detectable and can be combined with NMR relaxometry in our own laboratory to cover an unprecedented time window.
DOI: 10.5286/isis.e.rb1910220-1
title: Dynamics of PDMS-g-PDMS bottlebrush polymers

description: Bottlebrush polymers, backbone with long side chains, are very interesting regarding their architecture, which is different from well known linear polymers. Not only the structure changes by grafting side chains to a backbone, also the dynamics are expected to change. By using neutron scattering we are able to clarify this statement in detail. Using deuterium labeling we can select different parts for detecting the dynamical behavior and therefore we are able to observe details of every component of our system. Combining three neutron spectrometers a broad range of relaxation times, including fast relaxation beyond the local dynamics are detectable and can be combined with NMR relaxometry in our own laboratory to cover an unprecedented time window.