cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17776172
title: Resonance duality

description: The Universal Eight-Key Resonance Ladder in Carbon-Based Life and Phase-Change Systems — Exact Measured Frequencies Description: Every measured oscillation in life and phase-change systems falls on one of eight exact frequencies related by perfect-square geometry and the universal √2 shear tax. The 10.000 Hz anchor in open domains, 7.0710678 Hz with rigid boundaries. Double boundaries force 5.000 Hz termination. The ladder is the operating system of carbon-based coherence. Keywords: resonance ladder, shear tax, Fröhlich condensate, phase change, embryo frequency, mitochondrial resonance, biological coherence

 James C. Hanlon III

December 2025 — CC-BY-4.0
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17752214
title: DISTENDER Climate Simulations: Statistical Downscaling for Guimaraes_D1, Vertical level 50m, Global model EC-EARTH3, scenario ssp370 -  Guimaraes (Portugal)

description: Local (high resolution) climate data produced applying statistical downscaling techniques in the EU Project DISTENDER for five case studies. https://distender.eu/the-project . The datasets from the statistical downscaling come from the outputs of three global climate models that have been bias corrected (Parametric quantile mapping).
More details about the domains, the provided variable, levels and periods are provided in the README file.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17752215
title: DISTENDER Climate Simulations: Statistical Downscaling for Guimaraes_D1, Vertical level 50m, Global model EC-EARTH3, scenario ssp370 -  Guimaraes (Portugal)

description: Local (high resolution) climate data produced applying statistical downscaling techniques in the EU Project DISTENDER for five case studies. https://distender.eu/the-project . The datasets from the statistical downscaling come from the outputs of three global climate models that have been bias corrected (Parametric quantile mapping).
More details about the domains, the provided variable, levels and periods are provided in the README file.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17752280
title: DISTENDER Climate Simulations: Statistical Downscaling for Guimaraes_D1, Vertical level 50m, Global model MPI-ESM1-2-HR, scenario ssp126 -  Guimaraes (Portugal)

description: Local (high resolution) climate data produced applying statistical downscaling techniques in the EU Project DISTENDER for five case studies. https://distender.eu/the-project . The datasets from the statistical downscaling come from the outputs of three global climate models that have been bias corrected (Parametric quantile mapping).
More details about the domains, the provided variable, levels and periods are provided in the README file.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17752281
title: DISTENDER Climate Simulations: Statistical Downscaling for Guimaraes_D1, Vertical level 50m, Global model MPI-ESM1-2-HR, scenario ssp126 -  Guimaraes (Portugal)

description: Local (high resolution) climate data produced applying statistical downscaling techniques in the EU Project DISTENDER for five case studies. https://distender.eu/the-project . The datasets from the statistical downscaling come from the outputs of three global climate models that have been bias corrected (Parametric quantile mapping).
More details about the domains, the provided variable, levels and periods are provided in the README file.
DOI: 10.48785/100/395
title: Leeds Community Researchers: An Ongoing Journey

description: A report based on discussions and workshop outputs from the Leeds Community Researchers Meet-Up held on Tuesday 15th July 2025.

Workshop facilitated by and written up by Dr Dominic Galliano.

The aim of this meet-up was to: • Reflect on experiences as community researchers, with a lens of how a network can help in future. How do we do Community Research? Where have you been looking for support? What common challenges are you coming across? 

• Explore the current landscape and opportunities. Funding, where is it? How can we coordinate and be better prepared? What are the current trends? Where are we headed? 

• Plan our next steps. What does this network look like? How does it fit within the current landscape? Who else do we bring in? When do we meet again? How frequent would we want to meet? How can we fund this network going forward? What is the next bigger event?
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17771539
title: NANAS SIN CUNA: EL DUELO PERINATAL Y LA MATERNIDAD TRUNCADA EN LA LÍRICA ESPAÑOLA DEL SIGLO XXI. ANÁLISIS DEL POEMA "NANA" DE MARÍA NAVAS

description: Esta monografía académica analiza el poema "Nana" de la poeta española María Navas, incluido en su poemario Poemas en el bolso (Editorial Poesía eres tú, 2025), como una contribución significativa a la emergente poética del duelo perinatal en la literatura española contemporánea. El estudio examina cómo el poema aborda la maternidad frustrada mediante la subversión radical del género tradicional de la nana o canción de cuna, transformándola en una elegía que canta a una hija ausente.

La investigación sostiene que el poema articula el duelo por la maternidad truncada mediante tres estrategias fundamentales: la materialización de la ausencia a través de objetos domésticos (cunas, ropas, mantas), la inversión de la relación madre-hija que transforma la nana en un canto imposible dirigido a quien no puede escuchar, y la culminación paradójica en "noches sin madre" que invierte la noción tradicional de orfandad. El análisis demuestra cómo Navas subvierte las expectativas del género de la nana precisamente porque no hay niño a quien cantar, revelando la cuna preparada pero vacía como evidencia material de una pérdida definitiva.

El estudio sitúa el poema dentro de la tradición lírica española, estableciendo conexiones con Carmen Conde y su duelo por la muerte perinatal de su hija María del Mar, pero también dialogando con la producción poética reciente que ha comenzado a romper el silencio histórico sobre la pérdida gestacional y perinatal. La monografía examina cómo el poema confronta los discursos normativos sobre la maternidad heredados del franquismo, proponiendo un contra-discurso que rechaza tanto la glorificación heroica de la madre como la invisibilización de su fracaso reproductivo.

Mediante el análisis formal detallado, el estudio demuestra cómo la estructura métrica del poema (versos breves que evocan el ritmo de las nanas tradicionales, rima asonante, ruptura estructural) contrasta con el desorden emocional evocado, creando una tensión característica de la elegía. La investigación también explora la dimensión antibelicista implícita del poema, conectando las "noches sin madre" con el trauma histórico de la separación forzada de madres e hijos durante la Guerra Civil y posguerra española.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17771538
title: NANAS SIN CUNA: EL DUELO PERINATAL Y LA MATERNIDAD TRUNCADA EN LA LÍRICA ESPAÑOLA DEL SIGLO XXI. ANÁLISIS DEL POEMA "NANA" DE MARÍA NAVAS

description: Esta monografía académica analiza el poema "Nana" de la poeta española María Navas, incluido en su poemario Poemas en el bolso (Editorial Poesía eres tú, 2025), como una contribución significativa a la emergente poética del duelo perinatal en la literatura española contemporánea. El estudio examina cómo el poema aborda la maternidad frustrada mediante la subversión radical del género tradicional de la nana o canción de cuna, transformándola en una elegía que canta a una hija ausente.

La investigación sostiene que el poema articula el duelo por la maternidad truncada mediante tres estrategias fundamentales: la materialización de la ausencia a través de objetos domésticos (cunas, ropas, mantas), la inversión de la relación madre-hija que transforma la nana en un canto imposible dirigido a quien no puede escuchar, y la culminación paradójica en "noches sin madre" que invierte la noción tradicional de orfandad. El análisis demuestra cómo Navas subvierte las expectativas del género de la nana precisamente porque no hay niño a quien cantar, revelando la cuna preparada pero vacía como evidencia material de una pérdida definitiva.

El estudio sitúa el poema dentro de la tradición lírica española, estableciendo conexiones con Carmen Conde y su duelo por la muerte perinatal de su hija María del Mar, pero también dialogando con la producción poética reciente que ha comenzado a romper el silencio histórico sobre la pérdida gestacional y perinatal. La monografía examina cómo el poema confronta los discursos normativos sobre la maternidad heredados del franquismo, proponiendo un contra-discurso que rechaza tanto la glorificación heroica de la madre como la invisibilización de su fracaso reproductivo.

Mediante el análisis formal detallado, el estudio demuestra cómo la estructura métrica del poema (versos breves que evocan el ritmo de las nanas tradicionales, rima asonante, ruptura estructural) contrasta con el desorden emocional evocado, creando una tensión característica de la elegía. La investigación también explora la dimensión antibelicista implícita del poema, conectando las "noches sin madre" con el trauma histórico de la separación forzada de madres e hijos durante la Guerra Civil y posguerra española.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17752309
title: DISTENDER Climate Simulations: Statistical Downscaling for Guimaraes_D0, Vertical level 10m -  Guimaraes (Portugal)

description: Local (high resolution) climate data produced applying statistical downscaling techniques in the EU Project DISTENDER for five case studies. https://distender.eu/the-project . The datasets from the statistical downscaling come from the outputs of three global climate models that have been bias corrected (Parametric quantile mapping).
More details about the domains, the provided variable, levels and periods are provided in the README file.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17752308
title: DISTENDER Climate Simulations: Statistical Downscaling for Guimaraes_D0, Vertical level 10m -  Guimaraes (Portugal)

description: Local (high resolution) climate data produced applying statistical downscaling techniques in the EU Project DISTENDER for five case studies. https://distender.eu/the-project . The datasets from the statistical downscaling come from the outputs of three global climate models that have been bias corrected (Parametric quantile mapping).
More details about the domains, the provided variable, levels and periods are provided in the README file.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17752324
title: DISTENDER Climate Simulations: Statistical Downscaling for Guimaraes_D0, Vertical level 2000m -  Guimaraes (Portugal)

description: Local (high resolution) climate data produced applying statistical downscaling techniques in the EU Project DISTENDER for five case studies. https://distender.eu/the-project . The datasets from the statistical downscaling come from the outputs of three global climate models that have been bias corrected (Parametric quantile mapping).
More details about the domains, the provided variable, levels and periods are provided in the README file.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17752323
title: DISTENDER Climate Simulations: Statistical Downscaling for Guimaraes_D0, Vertical level 2000m -  Guimaraes (Portugal)

description: Local (high resolution) climate data produced applying statistical downscaling techniques in the EU Project DISTENDER for five case studies. https://distender.eu/the-project . The datasets from the statistical downscaling come from the outputs of three global climate models that have been bias corrected (Parametric quantile mapping).
More details about the domains, the provided variable, levels and periods are provided in the README file.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30693638
title: <b>Relation of Anxiety Levels and Objective Structured Clinical Examination among Undergraduate Nursing Students</b>

description: An individual's psychological and physiological state is impacted by anxiety brought on by various physical, emotional, and cognitive factors [1]. Numerous researchers have studied anxiety and the mental health of undergraduate nursing students to determine their impact on the students' psychological and academic outcomes [2]. Higher levels of anxiety and other mental health issues, such as stress, and depression, were reported by nursing students compared to non-nursing undergraduate students [3]. Stress and anxiety have been reported among healthcare professionals due to multiple sources of intrinsic stress. For example, when a person faces an excessively stressful situation, stress and anxiety can generate detrimental and long-lasting psychological effects [4]. Thus, measures need to be taken to prevent stress and anxiety from affecting the learning of nursing students and later the performance of nurses.Compared to academic training, practical nurse training is reported to be much more stressful. Research has shown that an anxiety-coping program could help nursing students feel less anxious and perform better on their practical training and examination, i.e. Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCEs) [5]. This suggests that anxiety-coping programs may be used to enhance clinical activity evaluation across a range of health professions, including nursing. Therefore, educators should implement anxiety-coping programs that will aid students in lowering anxiety and enhancing their exam performance
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30693638.v2
title: <b>Relation of Anxiety Levels and Objective Structured Clinical Examination among Undergraduate Nursing Students</b>

description: An individual's psychological and physiological state is impacted by anxiety brought on by various physical, emotional, and cognitive factors [1]. Numerous researchers have studied anxiety and the mental health of undergraduate nursing students to determine their impact on the students' psychological and academic outcomes [2]. Higher levels of anxiety and other mental health issues, such as stress, and depression, were reported by nursing students compared to non-nursing undergraduate students [3]. Stress and anxiety have been reported among healthcare professionals due to multiple sources of intrinsic stress. For example, when a person faces an excessively stressful situation, stress and anxiety can generate detrimental and long-lasting psychological effects [4]. Thus, measures need to be taken to prevent stress and anxiety from affecting the learning of nursing students and later the performance of nurses.Compared to academic training, practical nurse training is reported to be much more stressful. Research has shown that an anxiety-coping program could help nursing students feel less anxious and perform better on their practical training and examination, i.e. Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCEs) [5]. This suggests that anxiety-coping programs may be used to enhance clinical activity evaluation across a range of health professions, including nursing. Therefore, educators should implement anxiety-coping programs that will aid students in lowering anxiety and enhancing their exam performance
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30693638.v1
title: <b>Relation of Anxiety Levels and Objective Structured Clinical Examination among Undergraduate Nursing Students</b>

description: An individual's psychological and physiological state is impacted by anxiety brought on by various physical, emotional, and cognitive factors [1]. Numerous researchers have studied anxiety and the mental health of undergraduate nursing students to determine their impact on the students' psychological and academic outcomes [2]. Higher levels of anxiety and other mental health issues, such as stress, and depression, were reported by nursing students compared to non-nursing undergraduate students [3]. Stress and anxiety have been reported among healthcare professionals due to multiple sources of intrinsic stress. For example, when a person faces an excessively stressful situation, stress and anxiety can generate detrimental and long-lasting psychological effects [4]. Thus, measures need to be taken to prevent stress and anxiety from affecting the learning of nursing students and later the performance of nurses.Compared to academic training, practical nurse training is reported to be much more stressful. Research has shown that an anxiety-coping program could help nursing students feel less anxious and perform better on their practical training and examination, i.e. Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCEs) [5]. This suggests that anxiety-coping programs may be used to enhance clinical activity evaluation across a range of health professions, including nursing. Therefore, educators should implement anxiety-coping programs that will aid students in lowering anxiety and enhancing their exam performance
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17753299
title: DISTENDER Climate Simulations: Statistical Downscaling for Guimaraes_D0, Vertical level 2m -  Guimaraes (Portugal)

description: Local (high resolution) climate data produced applying statistical downscaling techniques in the EU Project DISTENDER for five case studies. https://distender.eu/the-project . The datasets from the statistical downscaling come from the outputs of three global climate models that have been bias corrected (Parametric quantile mapping).
More details about the domains, the provided variable, levels and periods are provided in the README file.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17753298
title: DISTENDER Climate Simulations: Statistical Downscaling for Guimaraes_D0, Vertical level 2m -  Guimaraes (Portugal)

description: Local (high resolution) climate data produced applying statistical downscaling techniques in the EU Project DISTENDER for five case studies. https://distender.eu/the-project . The datasets from the statistical downscaling come from the outputs of three global climate models that have been bias corrected (Parametric quantile mapping).
More details about the domains, the provided variable, levels and periods are provided in the README file.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17771730
title: Data associated with manuscript "Multi-scale classification decodes the complexity of the human E3 ligome"

description: This repository contains: Additional supplementary data files, Source data, Final figures, and Scripts associated with the manuscript "Multi-scale classification decodes the complexity of the human E3 ligome".
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17771729
title: Data associated with manuscript "Multi-scale classification decodes the complexity of the human E3 ligome"

description: This repository contains: Additional supplementary data files, Source data, Final figures, and Scripts associated with the manuscript "Multi-scale classification decodes the complexity of the human E3 ligome".
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15398188
title: Absolute ionization cross sections for electron impact on gases relevant to the Earth's atmosphere

description: Data is provided for electron impact ionization and dissociation of a number of atomic and molecular gases. The species contain the main constitutents and trace gases in the Earth's stratosphere. In this second version we included total cross sections for dissociative electron attachment (providing negative fragment ions) for a number of chlorofluorocarbons and chlorofluoromethanes.The motivation is to provide absolute cross sections to enable the simulation of the interaction of secondary electrons produced by primary extraterrestrial radiation. Such simulations require accurate data for an energy range from low threshold energies up to several hundred electron volts (eV) of energy. Presently simulations to obtain atmospheric ionization densities use W-values which is the average energy required for providing an electron ion pair of the main atmospheric constituents like nitrogen. The data provided can be used to do more detailed and potentially more accurate calculations. 

Funding

Project: 21GRD02 BIOSPHERE The project (21GRD02 BIOSPHERE) has received funding from the European Partnership on Metrology, co-financed by the European Union’s Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Programme and by the Participating States. Funded by the European Union.

Contact person: Alexander Dorn, Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics, Heidelberg, Germany. Email: A.Dorn@mpi-k.de
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.16099577
title: Absolute ionization cross sections for electron impact on gases relevant to the Earth's atmosphere

description: Data is provided for electron impact ionization and dissociation of a number of atomic and molecular gases. The species contain the main constitutents and trace gases in the Earth's stratosphere. In this second version we included total cross sections for dissociative electron attachment (providing negative fragment ions) for a number of chlorofluorocarbons and chlorofluoromethanes.The motivation is to provide absolute cross sections to enable the simulation of the interaction of secondary electrons produced by primary extraterrestrial radiation. Such simulations require accurate data for an energy range from low threshold energies up to several hundred electron volts (eV) of energy. Presently simulations to obtain atmospheric ionization densities use W-values which is the average energy required for providing an electron ion pair of the main atmospheric constituents like nitrogen. The data provided can be used to do more detailed and potentially more accurate calculations. 

Funding

Project: 21GRD02 BIOSPHERE The project (21GRD02 BIOSPHERE) has received funding from the European Partnership on Metrology, co-financed by the European Union’s Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Programme and by the Participating States. Funded by the European Union.

Contact person: Alexander Dorn, Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics, Heidelberg, Germany. Email: A.Dorn@mpi-k.de
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17753313
title: DISTENDER Climate Simulations: Statistical Downscaling for Guimaraes_D0, Vertical level 50m -  Guimaraes (Portugal)

description: Local (high resolution) climate data produced applying statistical downscaling techniques in the EU Project DISTENDER for five case studies. https://distender.eu/the-project . The datasets from the statistical downscaling come from the outputs of three global climate models that have been bias corrected (Parametric quantile mapping).
More details about the domains, the provided variable, levels and periods are provided in the README file.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17753314
title: DISTENDER Climate Simulations: Statistical Downscaling for Guimaraes_D0, Vertical level 50m -  Guimaraes (Portugal)

description: Local (high resolution) climate data produced applying statistical downscaling techniques in the EU Project DISTENDER for five case studies. https://distender.eu/the-project . The datasets from the statistical downscaling come from the outputs of three global climate models that have been bias corrected (Parametric quantile mapping).
More details about the domains, the provided variable, levels and periods are provided in the README file.