cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.18150/7et1ot
title: Liepsnojęs nuo Dievo ir Dievui – 400 metų Šv. Juozapato kankinystei

description: Treść referatu wygłoszonego przez Inę Kažuro podczas otwarcia wystawy w Bibliotece Uniwersytetu Wileńskiego z okazji 400 rocznicy śmierci Jozafata Kuncewicza prezentującej druki związane z zakonem bazylianów. Wilno, 12 października 2023 r.https://biblioteka.vu.lt/apie/naujienos/2124-bibliotekoje-atiddaryta-paroda-liepsnojes-nuo-dievo-ir-dievui-400-metu-sv-juozapato-kankinysteihttps://galerija.biblioteka.vu.lt/lt/galleries/paroda-liepsnojes-nuo-dievo-ir-dievui-400-metu-sv-juozapato-kankinystei
DOI: 10.18150/szoz61
title: Peridynamic elasto-plastic damage model for ion-irradiated materials

description: The HDF5 file serves as a comprehensive container for storing the results of a peridynamic simulation, encompassing data such as the displacement field and force field. Within this file, there is also the definition of initial conditions, including the velocity field of the indenter, which provides insight into the dynamics of the simulation's initiation. Additionally, the HDF5 file encapsulates crucial information regarding displacement boundary conditions applied to the unit box, essential for understanding the constraints imposed on the simulation environment. This file structure enables efficient organization and retrieval of data, facilitating thorough analysis and interpretation of the peridynamic simulation results.The Python script for Abaqus provides a step-by-step definition of the model, enabling automation and parametric studies. It contains definitions for geometry, material properties, boundary conditions, loads, and analysis steps. By scripting these processes, users can automate model creation, allowing for efficient iteration and exploration of various design scenarios. Additionally, the script's parameterization capabilities enable running multiple simulations and verifying the impact of parameters on the model's behavior.---JNL is proprietary format used by commercial Abaqus software developed by Simulia Corp. The file itself is written in Python programming laguage and can be viewed with any text editor, the script will, however, not work without Abaqus software in any place that depends on "abaqus" module.
DOI: 10.18150/xlwfdo
title: DFT calculation results on the thermally activated delayed fluorescence emitters

description: Files contain density functional theory calculation results of the derivatives of DMAC-TRZ emitter.
DOI: 10.18150/ciiypm
title: Research data for: Experimental verification of a semi-active modal control algorithm for structures with lockable joints

description: This dataset contains data used for preparation of the publication:Mikułowski G., Ostrowski M., Błachowski B., Jankowski Ł., Experimental verification of a semi-active modal control algorithm for structures with lockable joints, SMART 2023, 10th ECCOMAS Thematic Conference on Smart Structures and Materials, 2023-07-03/07-05, Patras (GR), pp.572-581, 2023. https://doi.org/10.7712/150123.9811.446236This research has been supported by the National Science Centre, Poland, under grant agreement 2020/39/B/ST8/02615.The files with modal analysis data are in the Universal File Format standard. They have been generated using Scadas hardware of the Siemens Test Lab system.The time series data are in the CSV format, and they have been collected and exported by a 4-channel Tektronix TDS 2024 oscilloscope.
DOI: 10.18150/n4kosc
title: Annealing‑free fabrication of high‑quality indium tin oxide films for free‑carrier‑based hybrid metal–semiconductor nanophotonics

description: The following data contains figure data, raw measurement results and SEM images from the publication entitled: "Annealing-free fabrication of high-quality indium tin oxide films for free-carrier-based hybrid metal–semiconductor nanophotonics" (https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-023-45651-w) and are organized according to the order of the figures appearing in the article.In the publication we present a comprehensive study on the low‑temperature deposition of 70 nm thick ITO films using an e‑beam PVD system. The nanolayers evaporated under different conditions were characterized by SEM and AFM microscopy, Hall effect measurement system as well as spectroscopic ellipsometry. We discuss the factors influencing the optical, electrical, and morphological properties of ITO films. We show that smooth nanolayers of similar quality to annealed samples can be obtained at 80 °C by controlling the oxygen plasma parameters, and the ENZ wavelength can be tuned throughout the NIR spectral range. Finally, we show that using the proposed methodology, we fabricated ITO films with resistivity as low as 5.2 × 10–4 Ω cm, smooth surface with RMS &lt; 1 nm, high carrier concentration reaching 1.2 × 1021 cm−3 and high transmittance (85%) in the Vis/NIR spectrum.Fig1a-b - ITO resistivity, carrier concentration and mobility as a function of substrate temperature.Fig1c - SEM image of sample morphology without any oxygen.Fig1d - Resistivity as a function of deposition rate.Fig2a-b - ITO resistivity, carrier concentration and mobility as a function of oxygen flow.Fig2c and Fig 2d - SEM images of sample morphology with 2 sccm and 8 sccm oxygen flow.Fig3a-b - ITO resistivity, carrier concentration and mobility as a function of plasma discharge voltage.Fig4a to Fig 4e - SEM images of sample morphology with various plasma discharge voltage.Fig4f - RMS as a function of plasma discharge voltage.Fig5a-b - ITO resistivity, carrier concentration and mobility as a function of plasma discharge current.Fig6a to Fig6g - SEM images of sample morphology with various plasma discharge current.Fig6h - RMS as a function of plasma discharge current.Fig8a - ITO electric permittivity dispersion with various plasma discharge voltage.Fig8b - ITO electric permittivity dispersion with various plasma discharge current.Fig9a - ITO transmittance with various plasma discharge voltage.Fig9b - ITO transmittance with various plasma discharge current.Fig10a - ENZ wavelength of ITO in a function of plasma discharge voltage.Fig10b - Plasma frequency of ITO in a function of plasma discharge voltage.Fig11a - ENZ wavelength of ITO in a function of plasma discharge current.Fig11b - Plasma frequency of ITO in a function of plasma discharge current.Ellipsometry_data.zip - contains raw data from spectroscopic ellipsometry measurements in .dat format.
DOI: 10.18150/07mnox
title: Research data for article: Mutual impact of adipocytes and colorectal cancer cells growing in co-culture conditions

description: This research aimed to shed more light on the detailed role of interactions between adipocytes and colorectal cancer (CRC) cells associated with cancer progression in the context of these alterations. In this study, CRC cells induced reprogramming of adipocytes into cancer-associated adipocytes (CAAs), which was connected with the downregulation of lipid droplet formation in CAAs and alteration in adipocyte features. CAAs showed decreased metabolism-related gene expression, phosphorylation of Akt, ERK kinases, STAT3, and lactate secretion in comparison to the control. CAAs also promoted the migration, proliferation, and lipid droplet accumulation of CRC cells. After co-culturing with adipocytes, there was a shift to the G2/M phase of the cell cycle according to the differences in cyclin expression.Thus, there are complex bidirectional interactions between adipocytes and CRC cells that may be connected with the induction of CRC cell progression.
DOI: 10.18150/yxehzc
title: Raw data from MTT assay from the project: Potential neuroprotective properties of modulators of sphingosine-1-phosphate (S1P) receptors (fingolimod and siponimod) in toxicity of amyloid beta oligomers. The significance of S1P receptors in Alzheimer’s disease

description: Raw data from MTT assay carried out on HT22 (passages 11-19) and BV2 (passages 9-14) cell lines treated for 24 h with 1 uM amyloid beta oligomers (Aβo) or with the combination: Aβo and one of the following sphingosine-1-phosphate (S1P) receptor modulators: fingolimod, siponimod, ponesimod, CYM5541, CYM50308 and A971432.
DOI: 10.18150/sypxg7
title: Experimental data from publication: Effect of the angle of attack on the flow around two non-identical-height square buildings in tandem arrangement

description: The database contains:Inlet mean velocity and the non-dimensional fluctuation intensity of the streamwise velocity component (Figure 3)Profiles of normalised velocity components 𝑈𝑥 and 𝑈𝑦 for planes P2 and P3 (Figure 7).Profiles of normalised 𝑇𝐾𝐸  (Figure 8).Profiles of normalised velocity components 𝑈𝑥, 𝑈𝑧 and 𝑇𝐾𝐸 for the plane P4. (Figure 10)Histograms of ventilation performance for plane P2 and P3 (Figure 12)Probability distributions of angle 𝛽 for different values of the angle 𝛼 for the planes P2 and P3 (Figure 13).Probability distributions of weak, tolerable and strong wind condition (Figure 15).Probability of exceedance 𝑃𝑒 of 𝐾𝑡ℎ (Figure 16).
DOI: 10.18150/nolg0y
title: Research data for: Semi-active modal control based on the energy transfer between structural vibration modes

description: This dataset contains data used for preparation of the publication:Ostrowski M., Błachowski B., Mikułowski G.,Jankowski Ł., Research data for: Semi-active modal control based on the energy transfer between structural vibration modes, SMART 2023, 10th ECCOMAS Thematic Conference on Smart Structures and Materials, 2023-07-03/07-05, Patras (GR), pp.526-537, 2023. https://doi.org/10.7712/150123.9807.444377This research has been supported by the National Science Centre, Poland, under grant agreement 2020/39/B/ST8/02615.The data are in the txt/CSV format, and they have been generated using the Matlab environment.
DOI: 10.18150/air8hl
title: Control of the valley polarization of monolayer WSe2 by Dexter-like coupling

description: Raw data related to the article: "Control of the valley polarization of monolayer WSe2 by Dexter-like coupling" 2D Mater. 11, 025007, 2024Folder: PLEContains PL spectra obtained at different excitation wavelengths (PLE) resolving co polarised (angle=135) and cross polarised emission (angle=180)File names contain the acquisition parameters (polarisation angle, laser power, acquisition time, temperature, wavelength)Relevant varying parameters are marked with "* *" i.e. polarisation angle, acquisition time and wavelength.File name form: PLE_*pol.angle*_50uW_*acq.time*_4K_*Wavelength*Folder: Power Dependencecontains 2 subfolders with power dependences for continous wave and pulsed excitation.The file names contain parameters (excitation wavelength, temperature, excitation mode (cw/pulsed), acquisition time and power).Relevant varying parameters are marked with "* *" i.e. acquisition time, excitation mode (CW or pulsed) and powerFile name form: PL_8_WSe2_2_5K_405_*exc.mode*_*acq.time*_PD2_*power*Folder: ReflectivityContains two files: the Reflectivity spectrum collected from the sample and a reference reflectivity taken from the SiO2 substrate (suffix "_SiO2").Folder: SimulationContains 6 files: PLA, PLAint, PLB, PLBint, Pol, PolintPLA and PLB files contain simulation of time resolved PLE intensity for sigma plus - copolarised (PLA) and sigma minus - crosspolarised (PLB) polarisations.Pol contains the time resolved energy dependent Degree of circular polarisation (calculated based on the primary results - PLA and PLB)Remaining 3 files with suffix _int contain time integrated versions of PLA, PLB and Pol.Folder: Time resolved PLContainst TRdata.txt which is a PL decay integrated in the region of the A1s exciton from the streak camera image.
DOI: 10.18150/a4ovik
title: Twist-angle dependent dehybridization of momentum-indirect excitons in MoSe2/MoS2 heterostructures

description: Raw data related to the article: "Twist-angle dependent dehybridization of momentum-indirect excitons in MoSe2/MoS2 heterostructures" 2D Mater. 10, 034003, (2023).OriginLab files for the figures presented in the publication.Raw dataset for PL, R, SHG, power dependence and temperature dependence categorized in the corresponding folder name.For dataset related to the twist-dependence and SHG, subfolders are created to correspond to each sample, identified by the twist angle.Additional parameters, including time of measurements, laser power, and temperature, are incorporated into the filenames.
DOI: 10.18150/xqr445
title: Bright excitonic fine structure in metal-halide perovskites. From two-dimensional to bulk

description: Data for the article: "Bright Excitonic Fine Structure in Metal-Halide Perovskites: From Two-Dimensional to Bulk", J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2024, 146, 7, 4687–4694.1. n1 polar series - polarisation resolved photoluminescence (PL) and reflectance (R) series;filename structure: Spot6_A_pol_win527_1uW_number of aquisitions _ aquisition time _HW_X.csvA:photoluminescence (PL) or reflectance (R)X: degree on the half-wave platepol/nonpol - polarised/nonpolarisedExcitation power: x uW Spot 6 - spot on a sampleGrating center: win527 - 527 nmexample:Spot6_PL_pol_win527_1uW_HW_0.csv---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2. n2, n3, n4 polar series - polarisation resolved photoluminescence (PL) and reflectance (R) seriesfilename structure: A_nB_1uW_5K_ZZZnm_ aquisition time _ number of aquisitions _spot6 XXX.csvA:photoluminescence (PL) or reflectance (R)B: 2, 3 or 4 - number of octhedra layers; denotes the sampleXXX: spectrum number; multiplied by 5 gives the degree on the half-wave plateExcitation power: x uW Grating center: ZZZ nmSpot y - spot on a sampleexample:PL_n2_1uW_5K_576nm_1s_60avg_spot6 000.csv--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3. n2, n3, n4 magnetic fieldmatrix file, in the first row there is the value of the magnetic field, then XYYYYY structure where X - wavelength, Y - intensityfilename structure:field _ sweep number _ ROI _hd5.datX: 1 or 2, different circular polarisations example:field_01_ROI1.hd5.datn2:PL: field 14,16,18,20R: field 15,17,19,21n3:PL: field 1,4,7R: field 2,3,6n4:PL:field 9,10,12R:field 8,11,13
DOI: 10.18150/wbgtup
title: Exciton fine structure in 2D perovskites. The out‐of‐plane excitonic state

description: Data related to the article: "Exciton Fine Structure in 2D Perovskites: The Out‐of‐Plane Excitonic State", Advanced Optical Materials (2023): 2300877.1. INTiBS PEPI n1 polarisation - polarisation resolved photoluminescence (PL) and reflectance (R) series;filename structure: PL _ 5K_0.5uW_511.5nm_spot8 _aquisition time _ number of aquisitions _ X.csvR _5K_ 1uW_511.5nm _ aquisition time _ number of aquisitions _spot8 _ X.csvX: degree on the half-wave plateTemperature:5KExcitation power: x uW Spot y - spot on a sampleGrating center: zzz nmexamples:PL_5K_0.5uW_511.5nm_spot8_2s_30avg_0.csvR_5K_1uW_511.5nm_1s_120avg_spot8_0.csv--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2. MIT PEPI n1 polarisation - polarisation resolved photoluminescence (PL) and reflectance (R) series;filename structure: Spot6_A_pol_win527_1uW_number of aquisitions _ aquisition time _HW_X.csvA:photoluminescence (PL) or reflectance (R)X: degree on the half-wave platepol/nonpol - polarised/nonpolarisedExcitation power: x uW Spot 6 - spot on a sampleGrating center: win527 - 527 nmexample:Spot6_PL_pol_win527_1uW_HW_0.csv----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3. INTiBS/MIT PEPI n1 magnetic field circ polarisationmatrix file, in the first row there is the value of the magnetic field, then XYYYYY structure where X - wavelength, Y - intensityfilename structure:field _ sweep number _ ROI _ X _ Y .datX: 1 or 2, different circular polarisations Y: photoluminescence (PL) or reflectance (R)example:field_07_ROI_1_PL.dat---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4. INTiBS/MIT PEPI n1 polarisation vertical - polarisation resolved photoluminescence (PL) and reflectance (R) series from the edge of the samplefilename structure:A _ intibs _ spot2 _ aquisition time _ number of aquisitions _ X.csvA _ mit _ spot4 _ aquisition time _ number of aquisitions _ X.csvA:photoluminescence (PL) or reflectance (R)X: degree on the half-wave plateSpot y - spot on a sampleexamples:PL_intibs_spot2_1s_1x_0.csvPL_mit_spot4_1s_1x_0.csv
DOI: 10.18150/5vcwur
title: Fine Structure Splitting of Phonon-Assisted Excitonic Transition in (PEA)2PbI4 Two-Dimensional Perovskites

description: Data related to article: "Fine Structure Splitting of Phonon-Assisted ExcitonicTransition in (PEA)2PbI4 Two-Dimensional Perovskites" Nanomaterials, 13, 1119, (2023)
DOI: 10.18150/dydw3y
title: State at War. The Phenomenology of the Russian World by Max Scheler and Kurt Stavenhagen

description: Bibliografia cytowana w artykule Gniazdowski, Andrzej. “State at War: The Phenomenology of the Russian World by Max Scheler and Kurt Stavenhagen.” Eidos. A Journal for Philosophy of Culture 6, no. 4 (2022): 107-122. https://doi.org/10.14394/eidos.jpc.2022.0038.
DOI: 10.18150/lii8am
title: Finding a perfect match of ion-exchanger and plasticizer for ion-selective sensors

description: Application of neutral ionophore based ion-selective sensors requires presence of ion-exchanger in the receptor phase, silently assuming that it is not only soluble but also dissociates to ions in the applied plasticizer. Although for typically applied ion-selective membrane constituents (plasticizers - ion-exchanger pairs) dissociation of ion-exchangers to ions is proven by theoretical (or close to) performance of resulting sensors, search for alternative plasticizers or ion-exchangers requires a method allowing estimation of the match of properties of involved compounds. In this work we propose a simple optical approach allowing estimation of ion-exchanger interactions with plasticizer. The results were confirmed by conductivity studies of model plasticizers solutions. It was shown that solubility coupled with poor dissociation to ions of ion-exchanger is affecting performance of the resulting ion-selective membrane. Rational choice of properties of ion-exchanger and plasticizer allows finding a perfect match of the two, that results in improvements in performance of sensors (e.g. detection limits). As model sensors potassium and sodium ion-selective electrodes with poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC) based membranes, plasticized with classical plasticizer bis(2-ethylhexyl sebacate) or biodegradable alternative acetyl tributyl citrate, were prepared and studied using selected ion-exchangers.
DOI: 10.18150/f1imim
title: Interactions and ultrafast dynamics of exciton complexes in a monolayer semiconductor with electron gas

description: The experimental/theoretical data presented is related to the article "Interactions and ultrafast dynamics of exciton complexes in a monolayer semiconductor with electron gas"We present femtosecond pump-probe measurements of neutral and charged exciton optical response in monolayer MoSe2 to resonant photoexcitation of a given exciton state in the presence of 2D electron gas. We show that creation of charged exciton (X−) population in a given K+, K− valley requires the capture of available free carriers in the opposite valley and reduces the interaction of neutral exciton (X) with the electron Fermi sea. We also observe spectral broadening of the X transition line with the increasing X− population caused by efficient scattering and excitation induced dephasing. From the valley-resolved analysis of the observed effects we are able to extract the spin-valley relaxation times of free carriers as a function of carrier density. Moreover, we analyze the oscillator strength and energy shift of X in the regime of interaction with electron Fermi sea under resonant excitation. From this we can observe the process of X decay by radiative recombination paired with trion formation. We demonstrate an increase of neutral exciton relaxation rate with the introduction of Fermi sea of electrons. We ascribe the observed effect to the increased efficiency of the trion formation, as well as the radiative decay caused by the screening of disorder by the free carriers.
DOI: 10.18150/0xyrsp
title: The Role of Ergosterol and Sphingolipids in the Localization and Activity of Candida albicans’ Multidrug Transporter Cdr1p and Plasma Membrane ATPase Pma1p

description: Opportunistic pathogen Candida albicans causes systemic infections named candidiasis. Due to the increasing number of multi-drug resistant clinical isolates of Candida sp., currently em ployed antifungals (e.g., azoles) are insufficient for combating fungal infection. One of the resistance mechanisms toward azoles is increased expression of plasma membrane (PM) transporters (e.g., Cdr1p), and such an effect was observed in C. albicans clinical isolates. At the same time, it has been proven that a decrease in PMs sphingolipids (SLs) content correlates with altered sensitivity to az oles and diminished Cdr1p levels. This indicates an important role for SL in maintaining the prop erties of PM and gaining resistance to antifungal agents. Here, we prove using a novel spot variation fluorescence correlation spectroscopy (svFCS) technique that CaCdr1p localizes in detergent re sistant microdomains (DRMs). Immunoblot analysis confirmed the localization of CaCdr1p in DRMs fraction in both the C. albicans WT and erg11Δ/Δ strains after 14 and 24 h of culture. We also show that the C. albicans erg11Δ/Δ strain is more sensitive to the inhibitor of SLs synthesis; aureo basidin A (AbA). AbA treatment leads to a diminished amount of SLs in C. albicans WT and erg11Δ/Δ PM, while, for C. albicans erg11Δ/Δ, the general levels of mannose-inositol-P-ceramide and inositol-P-ceramide are significantly lower than for the C. albicans WT strain. Simultaneously, the level of ergosterol in the C. albicans WT strain after adding of AbA remains unchanged, compared to the control conditions. Analysis of PM permeabilization revealed that treatment with AbA cor relates with the disruption of PM integrity in C. albicans erg11Δ/Δ but not in the C. albicans WT strain. Additionally, in the C. albicans WT strain, we observed lower activity of H+-ATPase, correlated with the delocalization of both CaCdr1p and CaPma1p.
DOI: 10.18150/ahtasg
title: Limitations of Short Basalt Fibers Use as an Effective Reinforcement of Polyethylene Composites in Rotational Molding Technology / Data

description: This dataset contains source data obtained during research under the project UMO-2021/43/D/ST8/01491 "Research on the influence of the polymer composites processing conditions on the stabilizing effect of functional plant-derived fillers", relating to research results described in the publication "Limitations of Short Basalt Fibers Use as an Effective Reinforcement of Polyethylene Composites in Rotational Molding Technology"; DOI: 10.12913/22998624/163579 .