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DOI: 10.18150/9sqafz
title: Ageing processes invesitigation of asphalt binders modified with polymer composites

description: The project deals with issues related to the application of modern polymer composites in road materials engineering in the aspect of asphalt binder aging. Aging processes of asphalt binders are one of the main causes of the loss of their primary physical and chemical properties, which leads to the deterioration of road pavements. In recent years, a trend related to the development of modern modifiers of asphalt binders that inhibit aging processes has been observed. Research reported in the literature indicates that the presence of specific functional groups in the chemical structure of organic compounds is responsible for their aging-inhibiting properties. On the other hand, the growing environmental awareness of both investors and road users makes it necessary to use ecological modifiers in road construction. Therefore, in the project, modern polymer composites used in the modification of asphalt binders were obtained on the basis of chitosan. This is a polymer of biological origin included in the group of polysaccharides formed by partial deacetylation of chitin. The indisputable advantages of its use are non-toxicity, biocompatibility and degradability. In order to obtain functional composites, grafted polymerization reactions were used, resulted in the attachment of three different ligands to the chitosan structure, i.e. polyaniline, 2-acrylamido-2-methylpropanesulfonic acid or methacrylamide. The resulting materials were characterized in terms of structure and chemical composition by FTIR, XPS and CHN. Subsequently, they were applied to the modification of 50/70 road asphalt. Within the framework of the scientific activity were performed studies the physicochemical properties of the obtained modified asphalt binders, i.e. penetration, softening point and dynamic viscosity. An important aspect of the planned research were also analysis of changes in these properties under the influence of aging processes. These changes were quantitatively characterized both by rheological aging indices, i.e. change in penetration, viscosity and softening temperature, as well as chemical aging indices, i.e. increase in the number of carboxyl and sulfoxide groups. The result of the implemented project was the preparation of polymer composites with aging-inhibiting properties of asphalt binders. The data deposited in the repository were compressed into 3 folders (K1, K2, K3) in *.zip format with files saved in *.csv, *.ods and *.pdf formats. The posted data concern the physicochemical, chemical and microstructural properties of asphalt binders modified with two-component polymer composites simulated and not simulated by short-term TFOT aging.
DOI: 10.18150/8oiq9b
title: Inventory of books acquired by Jan Brożek during his studies in Padua, kept in Jagiellonian Library in Kraków

description: List of books purchased by Joannes Broscius (Jan Brożek, 1585-1652) during his studies in Padua (1620-1624) which are held in Jagiellonian Library in Cracow, Poland.Method of book selection: In the selection of books, we paid attention primarily to provenance marks, because Brożek sometimes recorded the exact date and place of purchase or receiving the gift. We adopted the range 1620-1624 as the time of possible acquisitions in Italy. Brożek arrived in Padua on July 10, 1620 and left in May 1624. Due to the impossibility of determining the exact month of acquisition in each case, we placed a question mark (?) next to such unconfirmed data (also in the case of Italian prints without any date next to the provenance note). Another determinant of selection was the watermark present on interfolded sheets of paper that had been used as notebooks. If they duplicated with watermarks present in notebooks written during the Paduan studies (BJ Ms 3221 I, BJ Ms 3441 III), we included the volume in the collection of Brożek's Italian acquisitions. Exceptionally, books received as a gift during a trip to Padua (e.g., Ephemerides novae received about Philip Müller in Leipzig) were counted as acquisitions from the time of Italian studies. The list also includes manuscript copies of books made by Brożek in Italy.Description of books: In addition to the signatures of specific copies of books held in the Jagiellonian Library, we have also provided the numbers used in the USTC for 16th and 17th century prints, and the ISTC numbers for incunabula. We acquired titles mostly according to IBP for incunabula, according to BJ 16 for 16th century prints and USTC for 17th century. We distinguished between the way in which the books were acquired by the Brozek (purchase, gift, manuscript copy). We determined the way the book was used, indicating the presence of notes (their nature and amount), underlining, and sewn paper sheets with notes.This research has been possible thanks to the ERC Consolidator Grant n. 864542, "From East to West, and Back Again: Student Travel and Transcultural Knowledge Production in Renaissance Europe (c. 1470–c. 1620)".
DOI: 10.18150/v8lvjs
title: Can whole-body vibration training affect the flexibility of the pelvis-hip complex muscles?

description: The aim of this study was the examination of the effect of WBV training on the flexibility of the pelvis-hip complex muscle in adults with generalized joint hypermobility (GJH).Material and MethodsThe research included 33 participants aged 22-25 years (GJH group and the control Group).1. The first researcher assessed the GJH by use 9-point Beighton test.2. The second researcher and the third researcher evaluated flexibility of hamstrings during 1) the straight leg rise test (SLR) and 2) the popliteal angle test (PA), and 3) one- and two-joint hip flexors (One-JHF and Two-JHF) flexibility during the modified Thomas test (before and after 2-weeks of vibration training).Both groups – with and without GJH were trained on the vibration platform. During first week, the vibration frequency was 15 Hz, during second week 30 Hz. Each training consisted of three 3-minute trials with 30-second breaks. The participants’ stand up position was relaxed with knees slightly bent. The participants were barefoot and the feet were positioned on “3” on the platform, reaching 3 mm of the amplitude of the vibration.
DOI: 10.18150/9tquti
title: A novel de novo FEM1C variant is linked to neurodevelopmental disorder with absent speech, pyramidal signs, and limb ataxia

description: The principal component of the protein homeostasis network is the ubiquitin-proteasome system (UPS). Genetic defects in this system are known causes of neurodevelopmental disorders. Using exome sequencing to diagnose a pediatric patient with developmental delay, pyramidal signs, and limb ataxia, we identified a de novo missense variant c.376G&gt;C; p.(Asp126His) in the FEM1C gene encoding a cullin-RING ligase substrate receptor – protein operating within the UPS. This variant alters a conserved amino acid and is predicted as pathogenic by most in silico tools. In addition, a de novo FEM1C mutation of the same residue p.(Asp126Val) was associated with an undiagnosed developmental disorder, and the relevant variant (FEM1CAsp126Ala) was found to be functionally compromised in vitro. The aim of the study was to investigate in silico and in vivo the linkage of Asp126His mutation in ubiquitin ligase FEM1C with an unknown neurodevelopmental disorder developed in a pediatric patient. Our computational analysis showed that FEM1CAsp126His hampers protein substrate binding. To further assess its pathogenicity, we used the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans. We found that the FEM-1Asp133His animals (expressing variant homologous to the FEM1C p.(Asp126Val)) had normal muscle architecture yet impaired mobility. Mutant worms were sensitive to the acetylcholinesterase inhibitor aldicarb but not levamisole showing that their disabled locomotion is caused by synaptic abnormalities and not muscle dysfunction. In conclusion, we provide the first evidence from an animal model suggesting that a mutation in the conserved FEM1C Asp126 position causes a neurodevelopmental disorder in humans.---The deposited data are the results of protein-peptide docking using AlphaFold2 and measured features of C. elegans movements in wild-type and mutant worms.
DOI: 10.18150/b20war
title: Studiowanie on-line w trakcie pandemii

description: Quantitative research conducted among Polish students in 2020. Data refer to students' perception of distance learning during the pandemic.
DOI: 10.18150/mf7zgr
title: Integrated electronic device/system for monitoring rainfall, humidity and/or drought

description: Current climate changes, including drought, represent one of the most severe and extreme natural phenomena, directly affecting the environment, economy and society, and increasingly leading to soil degradation. In drought-stricken areas, losses in agricultural production are driving up food prices. The world's demand for water will continue to grow further in the coming decades. In view of the presented facts, there is a tremendous need for a systemic approach to saving water in the process of soil reclamation. The problem of fertilization is linked to reasonable irrigation. These processes ought to be synchronized and run simultaneously, under the control by the system. This paper presents a prototype measurement probe as an element of a measurement network.The material complements the article "High-resolution humidity measurements in rational fertilization and irrigation methods as part of soil reclamation under climate change".The project was based on the idea of DIY (do it yourself). This term is associated not only with the independent manufacture of devices - without the participation of professionals and huge financial resources, but also with a non-commercial and free approach - for everyone who would like to use the presented solution. The proprietary prototype of a network of devices for measuring the amount of water and monitoring drought has been designed in a way that guarantees: maximum simplicity, minimum costs, with a short time of execution, maximum repeatability. Each sensor collects nearly 2,000 results in one day. The designed probe, as of today, is equipped with 9 sensors that work continuously, around the clock, sending results every 45 seconds - this gives over 6,300,000 measurements per year for one device working in the network.
DOI: 10.18150/dgeqlu
title: Research data for the publication 'Poly(L-lactide) liquid crystals with tailor-made properties toward a specific nematic mesophase texture'

description: Research data for publication funded by the GREEN-MAP project. Includes DSC, X-ray, AFM, POM and SEM analyzes. The paper presents research on the liquid crystal (LC) properties of poly(L-lactide) (PLLA), which was prepared with the use of a press in order to develop a comprehensive characterization of (bio)degradable polyesters obtained by pressing. Pressed PLLA films show a unique ability to self-assemble into a nematic mesophase under the influence of mechanical pressure, temperature and appropriate time. It has also been shown that a chiral nematic mesophase can be obtained by introducing a fine powder into a polymer matrix. Based on the research conducted, it was proved that the pressed films have a stable chiral nematic mesophase, which can persist for years at ambient temperature. Various textures were obtained, including the colored planar texture of the chiral nematic mesophase, and the blue phase, first time described in plain PLLA.
DOI: 10.18150/aw7ivq
title: X-ray diffraction studies of various BiFeO3 particles

description: X-ray diffraction studies of BiFeO3 powders characterized by different particle size - submicrometric (sBFO) and micrometric (mBFO), including residual stress analysis in powders, determined by sin2(psi) method using (514) peak of rhombohedral R3c structure typical for BiFeO3.XRD studies were performed on powder samples and composites using the D8 Advance diffractometer (Bruker AXS, Karlsruhe, Germany) with Cu-Kα cathode (λ=1.54 Å) operating at 40 kV voltage and 40 mA current. The scan rate was 0.30°/min with scanning step 0.01° in range of 10° to 140° 2Θ for powder, while for composites scan rate 2°/min with scanning step 0.01° was applied. Data collection was performed using LYNXEYE XE-T linear detector (Bruker AXS, Karlsruhe, Germany), operating in a modified high-resolution mode. The high threshold discriminator was maintained at 0.954 V level, while the lower threshold discriminator of detector was increased from 0.614 V up to 0.750 V, in order to minimize fluorescence, regarding the presence of iron ions in the BiFeO3 structure.Stress-XRD analysis was performed with use of iso-inclination mode of D8 Advance (Bruker AXS, Karlsruhe, Germany) based on (514) peak of BiFeO3 phase with the nominal position at 132.429° of 2θ pattern respectively, according to EN-15305 standard. For residual stress analysis, the following materials parameters were used: Poisson ratio 0.2695 and Young modulus 143.53 GPa4,5, which gives S1 = -1.878 ∙ 10-6 MPa and 1/S2 = 8.845 ∙ 10-6 MPa-1. The 11.6 MPa limit was used for a stress-free material. For stress analysis, the standard-fit was used in (514) peak position fitting. Applied stress mode was established as normal. For compressive tests, the DEBEN microtensile stage mounted at D8 Advance diffractometer with a 2kN crosshead was used, moving with a speed of 0.4 mm/min. Studies were performed up to 20 MPa applied stress, using scan rate 2°/min with scanning step 0.01°.
DOI: 10.18150/e2j0qd
title: X-ray diffraction studies of epoxy-based composites with various BiFeO3 particles

description: X-ray diffraction tests (D8 Advance, Bruker AXS) were performed on epoxy composites containing two BiFeO3 powders with different grain sizes - submicrometric (sBFO) and micrometric (mBFO). The tests were carried out under tensile and compression conditions. In addition, for tests under compression conditions, an analysis of residual stresses in all composites was performed, using the peak (514) of the R3c structure, characteristic of BiFeO3.XRD studies were performed on powder samples and composites using the D8 Advance diffractometer (Bruker AXS, Karlsruhe, Germany) with Cu-Kα cathode (λ=1.54 Å) operating at 40 kV voltage and 40 mA current. The scan rate was 0.30°/min with scanning step 0.01° in range of 10° to 140° 2Θ for powder, while for composites scan rate 2°/min with scanning step 0.01° was applied. Data collection was performed using LYNXEYE XE-T linear detector (Bruker AXS, Karlsruhe, Germany), operating in a modified high-resolution mode. The high threshold discriminator was maintained at 0.954 V level, while the lower threshold discriminator of detector was increased from 0.614 V up to 0.750 V, in order to minimize fluorescence, regarding the presence of iron ions in the BiFeO3 structure.Stress-XRD analysis was performed with use of iso-inclination mode of D8 Advance (Bruker AXS, Karlsruhe, Germany) based on (514) peak of BiFeO3 phase with the nominal position at 132.429° of 2θ pattern respectively, according to EN-15305 standard. For residual stress analysis, the following materials parameters were used: Poisson ratio 0.2695 and Young modulus 143.53 GPa4,5, which gives S1 = -1.878 ∙ 10-6 MPa and 1/S2 = 8.845 ∙ 10-6 MPa-1. The 11.6 MPa limit was used for a stress-free material. For stress analysis, the standard-fit was used in (514) peak position fitting. Applied stress mode was established as normal. For compressive tests, the DEBEN microtensile stage mounted at D8 Advance diffractometer with a 2kN crosshead was used, moving with a speed of 0.4 mm/min. Studies were performed up to 20 MPa applied stress, using scan rate 2°/min with scanning step 0.01°.
DOI: 10.18150/fzblos
title: Piezoelectric studies of epoxy/BiFeO3 composites

description: Piezoelectric response of epoxy/BFO composites was determined by mounting sample on a plexiglass plate and the pneumatic air gun Zoraki HP-01-2, equipped with a compressed air container, was mounted over a vertical lever with distance of 5 mm to the top of the sample. Depending on the number of pumps, it allows to compress of various air amounts inside and thus changing the airflow pressure. For air stream pressure tests, three pumps were taken, resulting in air pressure of 17.03 bars. The sample was connected to the input of Keysight DSOX 3104T oscilloscope with an impedance of 1 MΩ, which allows for measurement of the output voltage of the sample. Keysight DSOX 3104T oscilloscope was connected to a PC with dedicated software installed. Finger tapping tests were also performed using plexiglass plate and Keysight DSOX 3104T oscilloscope, while for vibration response analysis Dynalabs DYN-PM-20 permanent magnet shaker with different accelerations and oscilloscope were used.
DOI: 10.18150/6l6go3
title: Dane z projektu "Kobieta cykliczna"

description: Dane uzyskane w projekcie "Kobieta cykliczna - badanie pilotażowe. Doświadczenie swojej pierwszej miesiączki oraz pierwszej miesiączki swoich córek w grupie polskich kobiet".
DOI: 10.18150/bsuhh4
title: Epitaxial hexagonal boron nitride for hydrogen generation by radiolysis of interfacial water

description: The experimental data presented is related to the article “Epitaxial Hexagonal Boron Nitride for Hydrogen Generation by Radiolysis of Interfacial Water”.In this work electron beam-induced splitting of water at the interface of sapphire and hexagonal boron nitride (hBN) is reported. The hydrogen evolution reaction leads to hBN bubble formation. This process is performed in a scanning electron microscope, which allows direct visualization and monitoring of the process of hydrogen generation by observing the creation of hBN bubbles in situ. Raman spectroscopy mapping was used to prove the presence of molecular hydrogen inside these bubbles. Experiments with heavy water demonstrate that the hydrogen stems from the intercalated water layer. The presented work shows that hBN holds excellent prospects for hydrogen applications and may also be used to develop unconventional hydrogen production schemes.
DOI: 10.18150/6i2zaq
title: Taksonomia kosmiczna w podróży VIII Ijona Tichego z "Dzienników gwiazdowych" S. Lema w przekładach na języki słowiańskie

description: Zestawienie ekwiwalentów nazw taksonomicznych pojawiających się w opowiadaniu polskim i jego przekładach na języki rosyjski, ukraiński, czeski oraz bułgarski.
DOI: 10.18150/roe13r
title: The destruction process of actual, laminated thin-walled columns with biofibers subjected to uniform shortening

description: The aim of the project was to carry out numerical simulations using the finite element method and preliminary experimental verification of the degradation process of mechanical properties of simply supported thin-walled columns with biofibres, under uniform shortening. In the first stage, samples were made to determine the material constants of the analyzed materials (carbon laminate and flax laminate). Then, the material constants were determined and used in numerical simulations. Real column made of epoxy laminates reinforced with carbon and linen fibers were analysed. Preliminary tests were carried out consisting in the selection of the layer system and the share of biofibers, so as to observe the characteristic effects that appear in this type of structures during compression. Moreover, the influence of biofibers on the course of the destruction process was determined. Numerical research was carried out using the finite element method in the Abaqus environment. Experimental tests were carried out on a standard testing machine with the use of the Aramis measuring system, with the use of strain gauge measurement and the acoustic emission method. The data deposited in the repository were compressed into 2 folders (post-buckling analysis and buckling analysis) in *.zip format and has been saved in *.csv, *.ods, *.tiff, *.txt formats The data included relate to the obtained bifurcation loads, bifurcation curves for the tested materials.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10880744
title: Responses Dataset of Healthcare Providers' KAP Regarding Halal Pharmaceuticals in Jordan Survey
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10880745
title: Responses Dataset of Healthcare Providers' KAP Regarding Halal Pharmaceuticals in Jordan Survey
DOI: 10.18150/er69n8
title: Mortality in Poland in 2013 by multiple causes of death

description: Mortality in Poland in 2013: individual records of all deceased persons (387,988 persons) with the following information: age, sex, place of death (hospital, other care institution, home, else), voivodship of death certificate registration, person filling in a death certificate (medical doctor, midwife, other), the underlying cause of death and all other medical mentions (so-called secondary and direct causes of death). All medical descriptions are coded according to the WHO International Statistical Classification of Diseases and related Health Problems (10th revision, ICD-10).
DOI: 10.18150/7xcdup
title: Effect of 1,3-Disubstituted Urea Derivatives as Additives on the Efficiency and Stability of Perovskite Solar Cells

description: In this work, 1,3-disubstituted urea additives are employed to study the effect of different substituents at −NH moiety on the quality of the perovskite layer and device performance. This data set contains the optoelectronic (UV-Vis) and compositional characterization of the resulted thin films (XRD, SEM) and photovoltaic properties of the fabricated solar cells (J-V curves, carrier recombination, power conversion efficiency, hysteresis effect). The resulting perovskite films were also characterized by steady-state photoluminescence (PL) and time-resolved PL (TRPL) measurements.
DOI: 10.18150/gb2nyf
title: Friends or enemies: multi-species interactions among biofoulers, endoparasites, and their gastropod hosts

description: Raw data for the publication entitled: "Friends or enemies: multi-species interactions among biofoulers, endoparasites, and their gastropod hosts"
DOI: 10.18150/sn6n17
title: Number of annual increments and density of core fragments

description: Number of annual increments and wood density in 3 cm fragments of cores taken from trees growing along busy roads in the city of Poznań. Wood samples in the form of core drills with a diameter of 5.15 mm, taken from the breast height (1.3 m from the base of the trees) of the main trunks. Boreholes taken with a Pressler increment borer (MORA Haglof 600 mm) from the bark towards the core of the tree. Trees growing along busy roads belonging to the Municipal Roads Authority in Poznań were selected for the study.
DOI: 10.18150/ryx5qs
title: Kinetics of the dark cis-trans isomerization of azobenzene and azopyridine derivatives in ethanol and chloroform solutions

description: The study aimed to investigate the kinetics of dark cis-trans relaxation for a series of azobenzene (Az, alko-Az) and azo pyridine (AzPy-o, AzPy-m, AzPy-p, alko-AzPy-o, alko-AzPy-m, alko-AzPy-p) compounds containing OH- or 6-hydroxyalkoxyl group. Azo pyridines possess nitrogen atoms in ortho, meta, or para position relative to the N=N bond. The studies showed the effect of nitrogen atom's presence in the dye's structure and their localization on the kinetics of dark cis-trans reaction and the possibility of azo-hydrazone formation by hydroxy-substituted chromophores.The data set includes files:1H NMR in DMSO-d6, CDCl3 and Et-OD at room temperature. For selected compounds also at 60oC.FTIR in KBr pallets.Thermal studies were evaluated by DSC and TGA (DTG and TG dates) measurements.Thermal cis-trans isomerization in chloroform and ethanol solvents at room temperature. Isomerization was evaluated by UV-Vis measurements.