cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/8zktfd9k9n.1
title: Ranque-Hilsch vortex tube as an educational tool for classical thermodynamics teaching: research data

description: A vortex tube test rig was conceived to carry out experiments to demonstrate the fundamental laws: mass and energy conservations, the Second Law constraint, and to obtain the vortex tube coefficient of performance in refrigeration and heat pump operation modes. Pressures and temperatures were measured. Two types of pressure gauges (Bourdon and U-tube) were used along with a barometer that provided the local atmospheric pressure. Three Bourdon gauges indicate the air gauge pressures being installed at the inlet, hot, and cold upstream orifice plates. Three U-tube manometers at the inlet, cold and hot lines were used. This pressure gauge type was installed at each orifice plate (inlet, hot, and cold). The temperatures were measured by four K-type thermocouples. The first one indicates the local ambient temperature; the second one, the orifice plate upstream compressed air temperature; the third and the fourth ones, the hot and cold air flow temperatures. Please see the attached document to verify the sensors positions and measurements.
DOI: 10.17632/vncphn29r8.1
title: Protocol for a distributed smart building solution using semi-physical simulation - supplemental data

description: This document provides a brief introduction to the architecture and models of the Semi-physical building simulator (SPBS).
DOI: 10.17632/4x24wk2xym.1
title: Effect of High NEFA Concentration on Lipid Metabolism Disorders in Hepatocytes Based on lipidomics

description: Fatty liver is a common nutritional metabolic disease in periparturient dairy cows, which seriously affects their reproductive performance. During periparturient period, dairy cows are in a state of negative energy balance because they cannot meet the nutritional requirements for maintenance and lactation. As a result, non-esterified fatty acids (NEFA) are mobilized from adipose tissue, leading to an increase in NEFA concentration in the blood. When the rate of NEFA esterification into triglycerides (TAG) exceeds the rate of NEFA processing, fatty liver will form. Existing studies suggest that NEFA is closely associated with lipid metabolism disorders in hepatocytes, but it is not clear through which metabolites or metabolic pathways NEFA affects lipid metabolism disorders in hepatocytes. Therefore, the aim of this study was to investigate the effect of high concentration of NEFA on lipid metabolism in hepatocytes through the lipidomic approach and molecular biology techniques. Here, we found that NEFA (0.6-2.4 mM) significantly reduced the cell viability in a concentration-dependent manner, indicating that high concentrations of NEFA have lipotoxicity on hepatocytes. In addition, NEFA promoted TAG accumulation, increased the mRNA expression of the lipogenic molecules SREBP and FASN, and decreased the mRNA expression of lipolytic molecules CPT1A and HSL in hepatocytes. Mechanistically, the results of lipidomics analysis further showed that NEFA induced lipid metabolism disorders in hepatocytes by regulating metabolic pathways such as glycerol phospholipid metabolism, glycosyl phosphatidylinositol anchored biosynthesis, triglyceride metabolism, sphingolipid metabolism, and inositol phosphate metabolism.
DOI: 10.17632/jzn8cg3hx5.2
title: ATAC fragment files for single-nucleus analysis of mouse myenteric plexus glial cells

description: ATAC fragment files and associated tabix index files, output by the 10X Cell Ranger pipeline. Raw FASTQ files, which can be used as input for the Cell Ranger pipeline, are deposited with the NCBI Gene Expression Omnibus with accession GSE184981 (link below).

Sample beginning with "ns_" are derived from 3-dimensional neurosphere cultures. Sample beginning with "glia1_" is derived from glial cells freshly isolated from the longitudinal muscle-myeneric plexus layer of mouse small intestine, as described in Guyer at al (2023), doi: 10.1016/j.celrep.2023.112194.
DOI: 10.17632/zzxsm52dwz.2
title: Climate and disease in 19th century Poznań

description: This research was funded in whole by by the National Science Centre, Poland [UMO-2021/41/B/HS3/00594]. 
Paper produced based on the data attached has the following bibliographical data:
Liczbińska, G., Vögele, J. P., and Brabec, M.: Climate and disease in historical urban space: evidence from 19th century Poznań, Poland, Clim. Past, 20, 137–150, https://doi.org/10.5194/cp-20-137-2024, 2024.
DOI: 10.17632/zzxsm52dwz.1
title: Climate and disease in 19th century Poznań

description: This research was funded in whole by by the National Science Centre, Poland [UMO-2021/41/B/HS3/00594]. For the purpose of Open Access, the author has applied a CC-BY public copyright licence to any Author Accepted Manuscript (AAM) version arising from this submission.
DOI: 10.17632/mpbj3tw2n5.1
title: Biota_accumulation_metals_StLawrenceRiver_2017-2021

description: The bioaccumulation of metals in benthic invertebrates, zooplankton and fish liver from the St. Lawrence River from 2017 to 2021.

Samples were collected aboard the Lampsilis Research Vessel from UQTR, except in 2022 where a motorboat was used to sample shallower environments and some amphipods were collected along the banks of the river with a kicknet.
Fish were collected with a bottom trawler.
Most invertebrate were collected through the sediment collector.
Invertebrates were depurated 24h.
DOI: 10.17632/jx34nx74m7.1
title: data-KPRG(1002,wideMDL)

description: This study puts forth the theoretical prediction that two types of overconfidence, misestimation and misplacement are positively correlated and empirically tests this prediction using financial literacy data.
The survey, which included a financial literacy questionnaire, was administered to South Korean adults aged 20 and older from June to September 2018 using random digit dialing. An observation is obtained when a professional survey company dials a randomly generated mobile phone number, texts a survey to the phone, and the recipient responds to the survey. 
The questionnaire asks a respondent, "Compared to the average person, how do you think your financial literacy level is?" and asks the respondent to select one of the following responses: worse than average (WTA), around average (AVRG), or better than average (BTA). The self-assessed financial literacy compared to the group average will be referred to hereafter as the “comparison belief.” Respondents respond to the evaluation of comparison belief prior to the actual financial literacy assessment.
The assessment tool for measuring actual financial literacy is a test sheet consisting of 10 financial literacy questions in a 4-way multiple-choice format with one correct answer. The 10 questions measuring financial literacy consist of the types and characteristics of financial instruments such as bank deposits, stocks, and bonds, loan rates and terms, managing personal credit, calculating compound interest, inflation and real interest rates, and the effects of monetary policy. The score a respondent gained by completing the test paper (hereafter referred to as the “actual score”) is determined by awarding one point for each question answered correctly, for a total of 10 points.
For each individual item measuring financial literacy, respondents record their answer and indicate the degree to which they are confident that their answer is the correct one by selecting one of the following four-point Likert scales: I don’t know at all, half and half, almost certainly, or definitely certainly. We operationally define the total number of items for which the respondent answered “almost certainly” or “definitely certainly” as the respondent's self-assessed predicted score (hereafter referred to as “predicted score”). A respondent's misestimation measure is operationally defined as the difference between his/her predicted score and his/her actual score.
WTA and BTA per se do not imply underplacement and overplacement, respectively. If respondents rate themselves as BTA and their actual performance aligns with this belief, it is not overplacement but a correct assessment. Overplacement occurs when individuals rate themselves as BTA despite that they are not. Likewise, underplacement happens when individuals rate themselves as WTA despite that they are not. When the comparison belief matches the actual level, it is not a misplacement but rather an exact placement.
DOI: 10.17632/43324v4yx8.1
title: Ultrasmall Gold Nanoparticles/Carboxymethyl Chitosan Composite Hydrogel: Tough, Restorable, Biocompatible Antimicrobial Dressing for Wound Healing

description: This dataset contains processed data of “Ultrasmall Gold Nanoparticles/Carboxymethyl Chitosan Composite Hydrogel: Tough, Restorable, Biocompatible Antimicrobial Dressing for Wound Healing”
DOI: 10.17632/hx34p92sxg.1
title: Gaze data and Webgazer Visualiser

description: In our research, we took advantage of consumer webcams and open-source software to gather data from a larger group of students, demonstrating high scalability and cost-effectiveness of this approach. We aimed to study the differences in reading behavior between students reading regular text with illustrations and the same text with highlighted important terms. The subjects, first-year university students, filled out a questionnaire and introductory test in order to determine their knowledge level. A total of 80 full-time students were directly involved in the experiment. The students were subsequently randomly divided into two equally sized groups - the experimental group, which was enrolled in a variant of the e-course containing chapters with visually distinguished important terms, and the control group, with the same subchapters but without the highlighted terms. A total of 68 students took part in both measurements; however, only 59 achieved serviceable results from the first measurement and 61 from the second one. The data was analyzed both qualitatively using visualizations and quantitatively using statistical measures on the data and test results. We haven’t observed a significant difference between the experimental and control group in neither the gaze patterns, not their test results. We did however find a significant gaze pattern differences between the higher scoring students and the failing students.
The first takeaway is the feasibility to conduct larger scale eye-tracking experiments. Most of the studies in this area use very small population samples due to the time and financial constraints of the methods using specialized eye-tracking hardware. Our method is scalable, as it relies on low-end hardware and outsources the recording to the students’ devices. The second takeaway is that although eye-tracking may not be useful to fine-tune text already optimized for readability, it may be a useful tool to identify and help struggling learners.
DOI: 10.17632/tdj78btsn5.1
title: Conjunto de datos del Concurso en Ingeniería de Control 2024 (CIC2024) de CEA

description: Este conjunto de datos contiene los archivos, documentación e información relacionados con el Concurso en Ingeniería de Control 2024 organizado en el Grupo Temático en Ingeniería de Control del Comité Español de Automática (CEA) desde la Universidad de Córdoba, donde el Dr. Juan Garrido fue el responsable del equipo de profesores encargado.
El Concurso en Ingeniería de Control (CIC) de CEA se plantea cada año como un problema de control que pueda servir como una herramienta de trabajo para estudiantes en asignaturas de titulaciones oficiales, ingenierías, grado, máster y doctorado en el área de la identificación y control de procesos, así como una plataforma para mejorar la visibilidad del área de Ingeniería de Control, tanto en el entorno académico como de cara a la sociedad. El concurso requiere de la participación activa de un tutor, que haga las funciones de interlocutor con la organización y se encargue de formar y asesorar a los concursantes, los cuales deben realizar el trabajo de manera autónoma. La edición del Concurso en Ingeniería de Control 2024 trató sobre el control de una turbina eólica de gran potencia siendo una modificación de la edición del año anterior. Al igual que en dicha edición, se desarrolló en dos fases: Fase 1 para clasificar a los mejores equipos de cada categoría (la categoría 2 quedó desierta) y Fase 2 para determinar a los ganadores que resultaron premiados en la categoría 1.
El conjunto de datos incluye:
- Web CIC2024.pdf: contiene la web del concurso.
- CIC2024_Bases.pdf: documento con las bases del concurso.
- CIC2024_Descripción.pdf: documento con la descripción técnica del concurso.
- CIC2024_Fase1.zip: paquete con todos los archivos necesarios para afrontar este concurso, tanto en la categoría 1 (estudiantes de grado) como en la categoría 2 (estudiantes de máster y doctorado) , y cuyo contenido se describe en el archivo CIC2024_Descripción.pdf.
- Formulario de inscripción CIC2024.pdf: recoge el formulario web usado para inscribir a los participantes.
- Inscripción CIC2024.pdf: lista de equipos inscritos en ambas categorías y su información asociada.
- Clasificación CIC2024 - FASE 1.pdf: lista de equipos clasificados tras la Fase 1.
- CIC2024_Bases - Fase2.pdf: documento con las instrucciones para la Fase 2.
- 15MW_CIC2024_F2.wnd: archivo con los primeros 1200 segundos (de un total de 1800 segundos) del perfil de viento que se usa en la evaluación de la Fase 2.
- CIC2024 Resultados Finales.pdf: resultados finales del CIC2024 y proclamación de ganadores tras la Fase 2.
- 15MW_CIC2024_F2b.wnd: archivo con el perfil de viento completo (1800 segundos) usado en la evaluación de la Fase 2.
- Encuesta sobre el CIC 2024 de CEA.pdf: recoge el formulario web usado para encuestar a los participantes tras la finalización del concurso para recoger su opinión y realizar una evaluación docente del concurso.
DOI: 10.17632/pzrx7sh9vh.1
title: Nanopatterns on silica scales of Mallomonas (Chrysophyceae, Stramenopiles): unraveling UV resistance potential and diverse response to UVA and UVB irradiation.

description: This dataset includes multiple alignments of nuclear (nu) SSU rDNA, nu LSU rDNA, plastid (pt) LSU rDNA, pt rbcL, and pt psaA sequences, as well as the final concatenated alignment used to infer the Bayesian phylogeny.
DOI: 10.17632/jm6n7by4m5.3
title: Bibliography of Frederico Leopoldo César Burlamaque (1803-1866)

description: Science in Brazil Empire has several distinguished personalities, but often understudied. This article studies one of these characters in the life and work of Frederico Leopoldo César Burlamaque (1803-1866), brigadier, engineer, naturalist, professor at the Military School and director of the National Museum of Rio de Janeiro. By mid-century, his name was commonplace in the Court's scientific associations and institutions. During the period, he was responsible for several projects dedicated to the modernization of agriculture, some of which were implemented by the imperial government. Based on the analysis of primary documentation and historiography, it is argued that Burlamaque was a central actor in nineteenth-century Brazilian science. The dataset below compiled three types of information about Burlamaque: (1) affiliation to learned societies; (2) his bibliography, separated by books and articles; and (3) the references about his work found in non-Brazilian publications.
DOI: 10.17632/bn8pss2g3z.2
title: An energy consumption rectification method based on Bayesian linear regression and heating degree-days

description: Matlab program and data for the paper “An energy consumption rectification method based on Bayesian linear regression and heating degree-days". "simulation model.zip" is the heating house model in Trnsys simulation software. "Example1" and "Example2" is the Matlab program and data in this paper.
DOI: 10.17632/jjyt27z4sp.1
title: Immunoflouresence of Enteric Glial Cells

description: These images were taken to test the hypothesis that glial cells within the myenteric ganglia of the enteric nervous system contain a similar proportion of Gfap+ and Sox2+ cells in adult mice as in mice prior to weaning. We additionally performed EdU staining to test whether glial cells in adult mice continue to proliferate. Immunoflouresence imaging of was performed on whole-mount longitudinal muscle-myenteric plexus (LMMP) tissue from the small intestine of Plp1::GFP mice. We found that glial cells within ganglia are markedly enriched for Gfap and Sox2 protein in both young mice (age P14) and adult mice (age 14 weeks). While glial cells are much more proliferative in P14 mice than 14-week-old animals, some ganglionic glial cells in the adult mice were EdU+, thus demonstrating potential for enteric glial cells to proliferate in mature mice.
DOI: 10.17632/scy3xcdkfb.1
title: Flipping Hosts in Hyperfine Fields of Paramagnetic Guests

description: 1H NMR spectra of titration of various Ru(III) octahedral complexes into cyclodextrines. Data obtained in D2O at room temperature on 700MHz spectrometer. Chemical shift scale referenced by means of signal of dimethylsulphone. Extracted secondary chemical shifts were used for determination of mode of encapsulation and binding affinity.
DOI: 10.15468/dl.dv8qj8
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 10919 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "TaxonKey" : [
 "is Lynx canadensis Kerr, 1792"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 10919 records from 86 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0004226-250117142028555/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.17632/yn6f2ncjb7.1
title: A hybrid constitutive model of high-damping viscoelastic materials

description: The data, code, and result of identifying the hybrid model and eight-parameter fractional derivative model
DOI: 10.15468/dl.k6c8eu
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 16 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "and" : [
 "DatasetKey is The Coleoptera collection (EC) of the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle (MNHN - Paris)",
 "Geometry POLYGON((79.49797 5.84582,81.87041 5.84582,81.87041 9.96905,79.49797 9.96905,79.49797 5.84582))"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 16 records from 1 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0004227-250117142028555/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.17632/4cxmdhjwbc.1
title: Longitudinal effects of the built environment on transportation and recreational walking and differences by age and sex: Systematic review dataset

description: This repository includes the data extracted from selected research articles for the review paper titled "Longitudinal Effects of the Built Environment on Transportation and Recreational Walking and Differences by Age and Sex: A Systematic Review."
DOI: 10.17632/4cxmdhjwbc.2
title: Longitudinal effects of the built environment on transportation and recreational walking and differences by age and sex: Systematic review dataset

description: This repository includes the data extracted from selected research articles for the review paper titled "Longitudinal Effects of the Built Environment on Transportation and Recreational Walking and Differences by Age and Sex: A Systematic Review."
DOI: 10.17632/kpppc634cd.1
title: Frequency-Specific Contributions to Auditory Perceptual Priors

description: The auditory stimuli, the data sets generated by the 3 experiments, and the code we developed to analyze the data related to the article "Frequency-Specific Contributions to Auditory Perceptual Priors: Testing the Predictive-Coding Hypothesis" are included.
DOI: 10.17632/kpppc634cd.2
title: Frequency-Specific Contributions to Auditory Perceptual Priors

description: The auditory stimuli, the data sets generated by the 3 experiments, and the code we developed to analyze the data related to the article "Frequency-Specific Contributions to Auditory Perceptual Priors: Testing the Predictive-Coding Hypothesis" are included.
DOI: 10.17632/xjyf878w3n.1
title: EBSD datasets of 'Effect of phase specific deformation mechanism on shear band widening in granitic rocks'

description: EBSD channel text files used in the manuscript 'Effect of phase specific deformation mechanism on shear band widening in granitic rocks'
DOI: 10.17632/xjyf878w3n.2
title: EBSD datasets of 'Superplastic deformation inside knife-sharp shear bands in mid-crustal granites'

description: EBSD channel text files used in the manuscript 'Superplastic deformation inside knife-sharp shear bands in mid-crustal granites'
DOI: 10.17632/6pcmvhjx4y.2
title: Valine

description: Database use for a meta-analysis:

Sheet Answer_database: Data used for selection based on the response to valine
Sheet Requirement_database: Data used for selection based on valine requirement


PublicationNb: specific code assigned to each publication
Trial: Experiment code used in the model as random effect
SID: Standardized ileal digestibility
DOI: 10.17632/ky483zmk8p.1
title: Proteomic Profiling Identifies Candidate Diagnostic Biomarkers of Hydrosalpinx in Endometrial Fluid

description: This proteomic profiling study applied sequential window acquisition of all theoretical fragment ion spectra mass spectrometry (SWATH-MS) to study hydrosalpinx cyst fluid and pre- and post-salpingectomy endometrial fluid.
In this exploratory pilot study, HCF and EF samples were collected from 10 women with hydrosalpinx, diagnosed according to standard clinical protocol, at the time of sal-pingectomy. In addition, endometrial fluid samples were collected from seven of these women one month after surgery. Samples were not obtained from three participants be-cause they failed to attend the post-surgical examination visit.
The hydrosalpinx cyst fluid was obtained directly from the removed surgical speci-men by puncturing the dilated area of the fallopian tube by aspiration of the contents with a syringe (approx. 200 μL) once out of the patient.
To maximize the number of identified proteins, all HCF and pre- and post-salpingectomy EF samples were pooled (2 μg of each) to build a spectral library con-taining a total of 50 μg of protein extracts for proteomic characterization. Pooled protein extracts were loaded onto a one-dimensional SDS-polyacrylamide gel and separated by electrophoresis to determine the protein profiles of each condition. The gel was digested to construct the library for label-free quantification analysis of the study samples using SWATH-MS.
Once the spectral library of the proteins present in the different types of fluids was generated, the individualized identification of the quantitative profile of each type of fluid was carried out.
RAW data about protein areas, Spectral library, Spectral library search results and Spectral library protein identification are contained in this dataset.
DOI: 10.17632/6nhhnrhyys.1
title: Atmospheric raw data of 5 nature-based solutions in Stockholm Royal Seaport during summer 2021.

description: Data from 18 wireless weather stations located in the Stockholm Royal Seaport next to 5 types of green urban infrastructure (forest parks, lawns, green courtyards, green roofs, rain/plant beds) and 1 reference site (a square, a non-green roof, a street). Each site type is replicated 3 times. All locations are marked with GPS coordinates. See the Metadata folder. The dataset is a time series between Apr-Sept 2021 with 10-minute intervals. Variables include dewPoint, humidity, irradiation, irradiation_max, pressure_raw, rain, air temperature, temperature_max, temperature_min, rainfall_rate_max, pressure, and temperature_wetbulb. The sensors were MeteoHelix and MeteoRain from Barani. For more info on the hardware go to https://www.baranidesign.com/.