cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/y4ttf8fngf.1
title: sleep behavior self-regulation

description: The data in this collection pertains to the psychometric stages of a sleep behavior self-regulation questionnaire for adolescents. Further details are provided in the relevant article.
A questionnaire based on the theory of self-regulation was created to assess the self-regulation of sleep behavior among adolescent students. The questionnaire underwent psychometric testing and a 22-item tool was developed to determine whether students are able to self-regulate their sleep behavior. The data was collected through online surveys from students aged between 14 and 18 years.Explanations of the questions are available in the article.
DOI: 10.17632/wxk9fg5mfb.1
title: Niemann-Pick disease type C Cerebrospinal Fluid O-link Explore 1536 Data

description: O-link Explore 1536. Cerebrospinal Fluid. Samples from 28 individuals with NPC1 and 30 non NPC1 comparison samples. 
See: Biomark Res. 2023 Jan 31;11(1):14. doi: 10.1186/s40364-023-00448-x.
DOI: 10.17632/c5k8d775bp.2
title: A multi-objective multi-fidelity optimisation algorithm

description: Explanation for folder: 
1. The INPUT folder contains the data for the disassembly process model (TAOG) for each test instance. We constructed 10 test instances of different scales.
2. The OUTPUT folder gives the performance results of all algorithm.
3. The CPLEX_CODE folder contains the CPLEX implementation for two samll-scale test instances, E1 and E2.
DOI: 10.17632/2mmphm2gf2.1
title: Submarine groundwater discharge exceeds river inputs as a source of nutrients to the Great Barrier

description: This file contains information, the raw data and the model scripts from a studying using radium isotopes to quantify the nutrient input from near shore groundwater discharge shelf porewater exchange to the Great Barrier Reef.
DOI: 10.17632/9tgnvj9nsg.1
title: BPMN Diagrams Dataset of Functional Requirements

description: This dataset is a collection of functional requirements from three business software applications, namely employee cooperatives, store, and mini hospitals in the form of BPMN diagrams. Each BPMN diagram represents a functional requirement or a functional process (FP). The BPMN diagram of the cooperative application illustrates the functional processes associated with cooperative application operations, such as user management, adding new members, making a cash transaction, making a loan repayment, and others. The BPMN diagram of the store application illustrates the functional processes that occur in retail operations, such as sales processes, making customer payments, purchase orders, making new suppliers, and others. BPMN diagrams from hospital applications include functional processes related to patient management, registration of patients, general inpatient registration, emergency room triage, and others.
DOI: 10.17632/sgj3bbdvv2.1
title: Effects of Elevated CO2 on MeHg and IHg in Rice Strickman et al

description: See Strickman et al. "Effects of Elevated CO2 on MeHg and IHg in Rice"
DOI: 10.17632/fgn9myv746.1
title: Deep Mutational Scanning in Disease-related Genes with Saturation Mutagenesis-Reinforced Functional Assays (SMuRF)

description: Interpretation of disease-causing genetic variants remains a challenge in human genetics. Current costs and complexity of deep mutational scanning methods are obstacles for achieving genome-wide resolution of variants in disease-related genes. Our framework, Saturation Mutagenesis-Reinforced Functional assays (SMuRF), offers simple and cost-effective saturation mutagenesis paired with streamlined functional assays to enhance the interpretation of unresolved variants. Applying SMuRF to neuromuscular disease genes FKRP and LARGE1, we generated functional scores for all possible coding single nucleotide variants, which aid in resolving clinically reported variants of uncertain significance. SMuRF also demonstrates utility in predicting disease severity, resolving critical structural regions, and providing training datasets for the development of computational predictors. Overall, our approach enables variant-to-function insights for disease genes in a cost-effective manner that can be broadly implemented by standard research laboratories.


This dataset contains the designs, plasmid maps, raw results, raw data, raw pictures generated during the development of SMuRF. For application of SMuRF, please refer to the manuscript associated with this dataset.
DOI: 10.17632/b7x6w9wxfy.1
title: MABIOMET

description: MABIOMET is a transportable and lightweight device capable of reliably and replicably quantifying the bioaccessibility of heavy metals and metalloids in the laboratory according to the Unified Bioaccessibility Method (UBM) and ISO17942. This study shows the feasibility and efficacy in its measurements at laboratory scale for the two stages of the bioaccessibility in vitro study ("gastric" and "gastrointestinal") in four phases
DOI: 10.17632/vdh44x7hvv.1
title: Amin Nazemian

description: TrAM Project Granted by Horizon 2020 EU program
DOI: 10.17632/3j83sv5zdv.2
title: RAW DATA SPSS AND QUESTIONNAIRE (MALAY AND ENGLISH VERSION)

description: Data about the socioeconomic demographic of 200 families living in high-risk drug environments located in East Coast states of Peninsular Malaysia – survey questionnaire through face-to-face interviews in April 2021
DOI: 10.17632/3j83sv5zdv.1
title: RAW DATA SPSS AND QUESTIONNAIRE (MALAY AND ENGLISH VERSION)

description: The data set provides insightful information based on a survey related to the socioeconomic demographics of drug-free parents living in high-risk environments and their involvement in drug prevention programs. The survey involved 200 families living in high-risk drug environments located in East Coast states of Peninsular Malaysia. The data includes a significant group of variables (A) socioeconomic demographic including; gender, age, race, marital status, place of current residents, number of children, number of children in primary school, number of children in secondary school, number of working children, number of children with disabilities, number of household members, level of education and employment categories, (B) parents involvement in drug prevention programs organised by various agencies including National Anti-Drug Agency, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Youth and Sport, The National Population and Family Development Board (LPPKN), Department of Information (Ministry of Communications and Multimedia), Department of National Unity and National Integration (Ministry of National Unity) and Non-Government Organisation (NGOs), parents’ interest towards drug prevention program and reasons for involvement. Each question regarding parent involvement is rated on a nominal scale in such a way that scores are given for 'Yes' for parents who involved in drug prevention programs and 'No' for parents who never involved in any drug prevention programs. Further question for parents’ interest towards drug prevention programs is rated by Yes because of seek new information, increase knowledge, availability and No because of commitment and health condition
DOI: 10.17632/98pkm3z3gb
title: LINF_320041700

description: Hypothetical protein - conserved; Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/98pkm3z3gb.1
title: LINF_320041700

description: Hypothetical protein - conserved; Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/47rnmx7hkn.1
title: Data of paper "Provision of reactive power services by energy communities in MV distribution networks"

description: Data file of the paper:
Provision of reactive power services by energy communities in MV distribution networks
by Tohid Harighi, Alberto Borghetti, Fabio Napolitano, Fabio Tossani
Accepted for publication in Sustainable Energy, Grids and Networks, 2023
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.segan.2023.101038

The numerical tests included in the paper consider three different test cases. The complete set of data of the 3 test cases is included in the Excel file. The file contains also the schemes of the networks, the 96 period per unit load profiles used in all the test cases obtained by the CREST tool using different numbers of dwellings, the daily profiles of (πbuy) and (πsell), and the daily profile of the ratio between power output and panel surface, assumed the same for all PV units.
DOI: 10.15468/dl.6uvwda
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 5968 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "DatasetKey" : [
 "is Occurrences of protected species of insects in Italy"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 5968 records from 1 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0004468-250117142028555/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.17632/bz7wbbf7y8.1
title: LINF_330006700

description: Hypothetical protein - conserved; Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/wcfvr83rb9.1
title: LINF_320045800

description: Hypothetical protein - conserved; Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/b7x6w9wxfy.2
title: MABIOMET :

description: MABIOMET is a transportable and lightweight device capable of reliably and replicably quantifying the bioaccessibility of heavy metals and metalloids in the laboratory according to the Unified Bioaccessibility Method (UBM) and ISO17942. This study shows the feasibility and efficacy in its measurements at laboratory scale for the two stages of the bioaccessibility in vitro study ("gastric" and "gastrointestinal") in four phases . The device is designed and protected by the patent application (PCT/CL2020/050198) pending in favour of the Universidad Tecnológica Metropolitana,
DOI: 10.17632/k8nh96vstg.1
title: Building an Open Scientific Community, installation of an open science culture in the community of researchers, teachers and students of the Universidad de los Andes. (C3A)

description: The Universidad de los Andes Project aims to build an open science university community through the installation and strengthening of institutional capacities, the management of cultural change and collaboration with the national and international scientific community. The strategic elements that characterize this Project are: 1) its focus on science to permanently change disciplinary guidelines, which range from the formulation of research projects to the visibility of their results, 2) acting on researchers, students graduates and students of the University, and influence national and international research partners, expanding the community of influence significantly, 3) generate an effect on all students of the University so that they understand what open science is and the effect that this, in turn, has on their studies and on their professional life and, with this, educate citizens, with an open science mentality, 4) produce a disruptive, permanent, and massive institutional change, 5) consider the use of tools GNU (open software), to the extent technically and efficiently convenient, 6) that the University is inserted in international and national networks with experience in open science, especially in the definition of policies, standards, strategies, infrastructure, training, and cultural change , 7) some of the training efforts will be uploaded as MOOCs and shared with partner research institutions, other institutions and the interested community, 8) through this Project, the University assumes ambitious goals, which will be monitored throughout of the life cycle of research projects. The generation of intermediate and final research results in open science is seen as a process that is part of the Data Management Project (DMP) research line, product commitments, data in repository, published dataset, open access articles, visibility of dataset, articles and other products of social appropriation derived from research).
DOI: 10.17632/k8nh96vstg.3
title: Building an Open Scientific Community, installation of an open science culture in the community of researchers, teachers and students of the Universidad de los Andes. (C3A)

description: The Universidad de los Andes Project aims to build an open science university community through the installation and strengthening of institutional capacities, the management of cultural change and collaboration with the national and international scientific community. The strategic elements that characterize this Project are: 1) its focus on science to permanently change disciplinary guidelines, which range from the formulation of research projects to the visibility of their results, 2) acting on researchers, students graduates and students of the University, and influence national and international research partners, expanding the community of influence significantly, 3) generate an effect on all students of the University so that they understand what open science is and the effect that this, in turn, has on their studies and on their professional life and, with this, educate citizens, with an open science mentality, 4) produce a disruptive, permanent, and massive institutional change, 5) consider the use of tools GNU (open software), to the extent technically and efficiently convenient, 6) that the University is inserted in international and national networks with experience in open science, especially in the definition of policies, standards, strategies, infrastructure, training, and cultural change , 7) some of the training efforts will be uploaded as MOOCs and shared with partner research institutions, other institutions and the interested community, 8) through this Project, the University assumes ambitious goals, which will be monitored throughout of the life cycle of research projects. The generation of intermediate and final research results in open science is seen as a process that is part of the Data Management Project (DMP) research line, product commitments, data in repository, published dataset, open access articles, visibility of dataset, articles and other products of social appropriation derived from research).
DOI: 10.17632/k8nh96vstg.4
title: Building an Open Scientific Community, installation of an open science culture in the community of researchers, teachers and students of the Universidad de los Andes. (C3A)

description: The Universidad de los Andes Project aims to build an open science university community through the installation and strengthening of institutional capacities, the management of cultural change and collaboration with the national and international scientific community. The strategic elements that characterize this Project are: 1) its focus on science to permanently change disciplinary guidelines, which range from the formulation of research projects to the visibility of their results, 2) acting on researchers, students graduates and students of the University, and influence national and international research partners, expanding the community of influence significantly, 3) generate an effect on all students of the University so that they understand what open science is and the effect that this, in turn, has on their studies and on their professional life and, with this, educate citizens, with an open science mentality, 4) produce a disruptive, permanent, and massive institutional change, 5) consider the use of tools GNU (open software), to the extent technically and efficiently convenient, 6) that the University is inserted in international and national networks with experience in open science, especially in the definition of policies, standards, strategies, infrastructure, training, and cultural change , 7) some of the training efforts will be uploaded as MOOCs and shared with partner research institutions, other institutions and the interested community, 8) through this Project, the University assumes ambitious goals, which will be monitored throughout of the life cycle of research projects. The generation of intermediate and final research results in open science is seen as a process that is part of the Data Management Project (DMP) research line, product commitments, data in repository, published dataset, open access articles, visibility of dataset, articles and other products of social appropriation derived from research).
DOI: 10.17632/k8nh96vstg.5
title: Building an Open Scientific Community, installation of an open science culture in the community of researchers, teachers and students of the Universidad de los Andes. (C3A)

description: The Universidad de los Andes Project aims to build an open science university community through the installation and strengthening of institutional capacities, the management of cultural change and collaboration with the national and international scientific community. The strategic elements that characterize this Project are: 1) its focus on science to permanently change disciplinary guidelines, which range from the formulation of research projects to the visibility of their results, 2) acting on researchers, students graduates and students of the University, and influence national and international research partners, expanding the community of influence significantly, 3) generate an effect on all students of the University so that they understand what open science is and the effect that this, in turn, has on their studies and on their professional life and, with this, educate citizens, with an open science mentality, 4) produce a disruptive, permanent, and massive institutional change, 5) consider the use of tools GNU (open software), to the extent technically and efficiently convenient, 6) that the University is inserted in international and national networks with experience in open science, especially in the definition of policies, standards, strategies, infrastructure, training, and cultural change , 7) some of the training efforts will be uploaded as MOOCs and shared with partner research institutions, other institutions and the interested community, 8) through this Project, the University assumes ambitious goals, which will be monitored throughout of the life cycle of research projects. The generation of intermediate and final research results in open science is seen as a process that is part of the Data Management Project (DMP) research line, product commitments, data in repository, published dataset, open access articles, visibility of dataset, articles and other products of social appropriation derived from research).
DOI: 10.17632/k8nh96vstg.2
title: Building an Open Scientific Community, installation of an open science culture in the community of researchers, teachers and students of the Universidad de los Andes. (C3A)

description: The Universidad de los Andes Project aims to build an open science university community through the installation and strengthening of institutional capacities, the management of cultural change and collaboration with the national and international scientific community. The strategic elements that characterize this Project are: 1) its focus on science to permanently change disciplinary guidelines, which range from the formulation of research projects to the visibility of their results, 2) acting on researchers, students graduates and students of the University, and influence national and international research partners, expanding the community of influence significantly, 3) generate an effect on all students of the University so that they understand what open science is and the effect that this, in turn, has on their studies and on their professional life and, with this, educate citizens, with an open science mentality, 4) produce a disruptive, permanent, and massive institutional change, 5) consider the use of tools GNU (open software), to the extent technically and efficiently convenient, 6) that the University is inserted in international and national networks with experience in open science, especially in the definition of policies, standards, strategies, infrastructure, training, and cultural change , 7) some of the training efforts will be uploaded as MOOCs and shared with partner research institutions, other institutions and the interested community, 8) through this Project, the University assumes ambitious goals, which will be monitored throughout of the life cycle of research projects. The generation of intermediate and final research results in open science is seen as a process that is part of the Data Management Project (DMP) research line, product commitments, data in repository, published dataset, open access articles, visibility of dataset, articles and other products of social appropriation derived from research).
DOI: 10.17632/899x3dk2h5.1
title: Data and code for: Gender and Willingness to Compete for High Stakes

description: These files contain the data, the Stata code, and a reading guide for the article "Gender and Willingness to Compete for High Stakes".
DOI: 10.17632/gfvc6kgjp6.1
title: Fragilidades e potencialidades no cuidado de pessoas com coinfecção tuberculose-HIV: uma revisão sistemática com metassíntese

description: Este é o conjunto de dados contendo os materiais suplementares da revisão sistemática com metassíntese, visando permitir maior visibilidade e transparência no percurso de seleção, avaliação e síntese dos estudos incluídos.
DOI: 10.17632/gfvc6kgjp6.2
title: Fragilidades e potencialidades no cuidado de pessoas com coinfecção tuberculose-HIV: uma revisão sistemática com metassíntese

description: Este é o conjunto de dados contendo os materiais suplementares da revisão sistemática com metassíntese, disponibilizado visando permitir maior visibilidade e transparência no percurso de seleção, avaliação e síntese dos estudos incluídos.
DOI: 10.17632/gfvc6kgjp6.3
title: Fragilidades e potencialidades no cuidado de pessoas com coinfecção tuberculose-HIV: uma revisão sistemática com metassíntese

description: Este é o conjunto de dados contendo os materiais suplementares da revisão sistemática com metassíntese, disponibilizado visando permitir maior visibilidade e transparência no percurso de seleção, avaliação e síntese dos estudos incluídos.
DOI: 10.17632/gfvc6kgjp6.4
title: Vivências ambivalentes das pessoas em tratamento da coinfecção tuberculose-HIV: uma metassíntese de estudos qualitativos

description: Este é o conjunto de dados contendo os materiais suplementares da revisão sistemática com metassíntese, disponibilizado visando permitir maior visibilidade e transparência no percurso de seleção, avaliação e síntese dos estudos incluídos.
DOI: 10.17632/r9bhpv6vx9.1
title: Data for "Best Thermoelectric Efficiency of Ever-Explored Materials" by Ryu et al., using Starrydata2

description: Rawdata and post-processed datasets are provided for "Best Thermoelectric Efficiency of Ever-Explored Materials," which is published in an iScience article (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.isci.2023.106494). The dataset includes thermoelectric samples, related publication information, thermoelectric properties (TEPs) data with filter information, and the best thermoelectric materials and device efficiencies. Note that the material samples data were extracted from Starrydata2.org, with the rawdata version dated 2021-Nov-24th, and were then extensively investigated for material and device efficiencies. The materials' TEPs data have been filtered and cleaned. Using the TEPs in the cleaned dataset, the best efficiencies of material samples were calculated within one-dimensional thermoelectric leg models. In total, 100 million efficiencies were calculated for P-N leg pair devices across approximately 13 thousand ever-explored materials. Further details can be found in the related publication.