cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/3fz8nxn95g
title: Recurrence and Resolution of TOTs in Young vs Older Adults

description: A tip of the tongue (TOT) state occurs when one is unable to produce a desired word despite the feeling of imminent recall (Brown & McNeill, 1966). Although the transmission deficit hypothesis (TDH; Burke, MacKay, Worthley, & Wade, 1991), the dominant model currently used to explain the underlying cause of TOTs, can be extended to explain other related TOT phenomena, the error learning hypothesis was recently proposed as an explanation for persistent or recurring TOTs (D'Angelo & Humphreys, 2015; Warriner & Humphreys, 2008). The purpose of this study was to assess the error learning hypothesis and TDH by comparing their predictions for the effects of retrieval interval time on recurring TOTs. Specifically, three questions were examined: (1) Is the error learning effect replicable? (2) Do TOT recurrence rates differ by age? (3) Are persistent alternates generated during the forced retrieval interval? Fifty-one young and 48 older adults were retested on 100 TOT-inducing stimuli with a 48-hour delay in a a 2 (age: young, old) x 2 (test: initial, 48-hour delay) x 2 (retrieval condition during initial test: immediate answer, 30 second forced retrieval) mixed factorial design. Test was a within-subjects factor, and age and retrieval condition were between-groups factors. 

The following SPSS files track the responses on Day 1 and Day 2 as well as whether they changed across testing sessions. Only TOT responses for the correct word were included in the analyses (“correct TOTs”). When the participant responded “TOT” but at the final test indicated that they were thinking of a different word than the intended target, the response was dropped from further analysis in the manuscript. These data were collected as part of the author's dissertation titled "Recurring tots: Error learning or transmission deficit?"
DOI: 10.17632/3fz8nxn95g.2
title: Recurrence and Resolution of TOTs in Young vs Older Adults

description: A tip of the tongue (TOT) state occurs when one is unable to produce a desired word despite the feeling of imminent recall (Brown & McNeill, 1966). Although the transmission deficit hypothesis (TDH; Burke, MacKay, Worthley, & Wade, 1991), the dominant model currently used to explain the underlying cause of TOTs, can be extended to explain other related TOT phenomena, the error learning hypothesis was recently proposed as an explanation for persistent or recurring TOTs (D'Angelo & Humphreys, 2015; Warriner & Humphreys, 2008). The purpose of this study was to assess the error learning hypothesis and TDH by comparing their predictions for the effects of retrieval interval time on recurring TOTs. Specifically, three questions were examined: (1) Is the error learning effect replicable? (2) Do TOT recurrence rates differ by age? (3) Are persistent alternates generated during the forced retrieval interval? Fifty-one young and 48 older adults were retested on 100 TOT-inducing stimuli with a 48-hour delay in a a 2 (age: young, old) x 2 (test: initial, 48-hour delay) x 2 (retrieval condition during initial test: immediate answer, 30 second forced retrieval) mixed factorial design. Test was a within-subjects factor, and age and retrieval condition were between-groups factors. 

The following SPSS files track the responses on Day 1 and Day 2 as well as whether they changed across testing sessions. Only TOT responses for the correct word were included in the analyses (“correct TOTs”). When the participant responded “TOT” but at the final test indicated that they were thinking of a different word than the intended target, the response was dropped from further analysis in the manuscript. These data were collected as part of the author's dissertation titled "Recurring tots: Error learning or transmission deficit?"
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30187810
title: Supplementary materials from Uncovering New Lineages in the Sunda Pangolin (<i>Manis javanica</i>) with Museum Mitogenomics

description: Table S1.xlsx
DOI: 10.17632/66mwy292wb.1
title: DTDV_TIEGCM_MIGHTI_NE

description: This data contains simulations from three TIEGCM model runs for ionospheric electron density (Ne), and Ne tides at 300 km.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30187810.v2
title: Supplementary materials from Uncovering New Lineages in the Sunda Pangolin (<i>Manis javanica</i>) with Museum Mitogenomics

description: Table S1.xlsx
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30187816
title: Supplementary materials from Uncovering New Lineages in the Sunda Pangolin (<i>Manis javanica</i>) with Museum Mitogenomics

description: mitogenome_DistanceMatrix.csv
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30187810.v1
title: Supplementary material from Uncovering New Lineages in the Sunda Pangolin (<i>Manis javanica</i>) with Museum Mitogenomics

description: Table S1.xlsx
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30187816.v2
title: Supplementary materials from Uncovering New Lineages in the Sunda Pangolin (<i>Manis javanica</i>) with Museum Mitogenomics

description: mitogenome_DistanceMatrix.csv
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30187816.v1
title: Supplementary material from Uncovering New Lineages in the Sunda Pangolin (<i>Manis javanica</i>) with Museum Mitogenomics

description: mitogenome_DistanceMatrix.csv
DOI: 10.17632/22y4cxbsd8.2
title: Material characterization for RC beam-column joints with and without steel fibers

description: This research hypothesized that incorporating 0.7% hooked-end steel fibers significantly enhances concrete's mechanical behavior, particularly improving ductility and flexural performance for seismic-resistant structures. The study aimed to demonstrate that steel fibers can effectively complement conventional transverse reinforcement in beam-column joints.
Experimental results strongly support these propositions. Fiber-reinforced concrete exhibited superior toughness and deformation capacity in both flexural and compression tests. BSFR specimens showed load-deflection curves with substantially larger area under the curve, indicating higher energy absorption compared to plain concrete (PB). Similarly, CSF cylinders displayed more ductile stress-strain response with greater post-peak deformation capacity. Tensile tests on rebars (Bar numbers 3, 4, and 6) confirmed expected mechanical properties, providing reliable data for numerical modeling.
Notable findings include maintained workability (slump 16-18 cm despite fiber addition), substantially improved post-cracking behavior, and reduced brittleness. Comprehensive material characterization ensures full reproducibility. Complete stress-strain and load-deflection curves with mean values and standard deviations facilitate robust statistical analysis.
This multifaceted dataset validates numerical models of FRC elements, enables optimized mixture design for seismic applications, and allows direct performance comparison between plain and fiber-reinforced concrete under monotonic loading.
Methodology utilized certified universal testing machines (Instron, Tinius Olsen) with precision data acquisition (National Instruments). Instrumentation included LVDTs and extensometers for accurate displacement and strain measurement. All procedures adhered to ASTM and NMX-ONNCCE standards.
Data Repository Structure
1. Beam Data and Photos: Flexural test results for fiber-reinforced and plain concrete beams, including Excel sheets with processed data, load-deflection curves, and failure mode photographs showing fiber bridging effects.
2. Aggregate Characterization and Slump Tests: Detailed coarse/fine aggregate properties (gradation, density, absorption) and slump test results for both concrete types in compiled Excel sheets.
3. Cylinder Data and Photos: Uniaxial compression test results categorized into fiber-reinforced, plain concrete, and comparative datasets. Includes stress-strain curves, mechanical properties, and failure mode photographs.
4. Steel Rebar Data and Photos: Tensile test results for Bar numbers 3, 4, and 6, featuring stress-strain curves, mechanical properties, and photographic documentation of specimens.
DOI: 10.17632/sgdwbvtsym.1
title: Dados AMVE 2017-2023 - Desempenho Integrado

description: Este é o conjunto de dados do estudo Desempenho Integrado e Cooperação Intermunicipal
DOI: 10.17632/3mw27khssy
title: AEBP2-Directed H3K27me2 Defines a Specific Vulnerability in EZH2-mutant Lymphoma
DOI: 10.17632/3mw27khssy.1
title: AEBP2-Directed H3K27me2 Defines a Specific Vulnerability in EZH2-mutant Lymphoma
DOI: 10.17632/89c957bzrg
title: Open-Source CNC Workstation for Paper-Based Diagnostic Assay Assembly

description: This dataset contains the design files and firmware for an open-source CNC workstation developed to automate the assembly of paper-based diagnostic assays. The repository includes Arduino code for controlling a Vevor CNC 3040 (supporting LFIA, dipstick, and duplex formats), 3D-printable STL files for assay holders, and supplemental firmware for alternative assay types. The system integrates CNC motion with vacuum-based pick-and-place functionality, enabling low-cost and reproducible assay assembly. These files support the associated HardwareX publication and can be adapted for use in other point-of-care diagnostic device research.
DOI: 10.17632/89c957bzrg.1
title: Open-Source CNC Workstation for Paper-Based Diagnostic Assay Assembly

description: This dataset contains the design files and firmware for an open-source CNC workstation developed to automate the assembly of paper-based diagnostic assays. The repository includes Arduino code for controlling a Vevor CNC 3040 (supporting LFIA, dipstick, and duplex formats), 3D-printable STL files for assay holders, and supplemental firmware for alternative assay types. The system integrates CNC motion with vacuum-based pick-and-place functionality, enabling low-cost and reproducible assay assembly. These files support the associated HardwareX publication and can be adapted for use in other point-of-care diagnostic device research.
DOI: 10.5258/soton/d3682
title: Developing Magnesium Alloys with a Combination of Strength and Ductility Based on Friction Stir-Based Technologies

description: Some of the key data for the thesis "Developing Magnesium Alloys with a Combination of Strength and Ductility Based on Friction Stir-Based Technologies", including SEM/EDS/EBSD, and TEM data. They are stored in the .oipx format which can be opened by Aztec, .cpr which can be opened by AztecCrystal, and .csv and . tiff as spreadsheets and images.
Part of the data is associated with the following publications:
[1] X. Zhao, X. Zeng, L. Yuan, J. Gandra, Q. Hayat, M. Bai, W.M. Rainforth, D. Guan, A novel approach for producing Mg-3Al-1Zn-0.2 Mn alloy wire with a promising combination of strength and ductility using CoreFlowTM, Scripta Materialia 227 (2023) 115301.
[2] X. Zhao, Y. Xie, J. Gandra, M. Murphy, W.M. Rainforth, D. Guan, A Succinct Method to Recycle WE43 Mg Alloys—From Wasted Chips to Consolidated Billets, TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition, Springer, (2024), 151-153.
[3] X. Zhao, D. Olden, B. Williams, A. Pariyar, D. Zhang, M. Murphy, P. Reed, P. Allison, B. Jordon, J. Qi, W. M. Rainforth, D. Guan, Grain growth stagnation at 525° C by nanoparticles in a solid-state additively manufactured Mg-4Y-3RE alloy, Journal of Magnesium and Alloys (2024), 4976-4987.
DOI: 10.17632/7sk25cpjz6
title: Effects of integrating a living mulch with herbicides on weeds and crop yield in cantaloupe dataset

description: Raw data, statistical analysis code, and graphical construction code for Living mulch as a tool for integrated weed management for cantaloupe. Includes weed ground cover, weed count, and yield data.
DOI: 10.17632/7sk25cpjz6.2
title: Effects of integrating a living mulch with herbicides on weeds and crop yield in cantaloupe dataset

description: Raw data, statistical analysis code, and graphical construction code for Living mulch as a tool for integrated weed management for cantaloupe. Includes weed ground cover, weed count, and yield data.
DOI: 10.17632/cnrvgjzwdc.1
title: Wang et al_2025_Dataset_GCA

description: This is the first-version open-source dataset for the manuscript "Contrasting coprecipitation and recrystallization mechanisms for Ra immobilization via (Ba,Ra)SO4 solid solution formation in fractured crystalline rocks: Insights from 3D reactive transport modeling" submitted to GCA. The dataset of this version contains: 1) stoichiometric solubility products (Kst) for (Ba,Ra)SO4 solid solutions calculated for non-ideal and ideal mixing used in our reactive transport modeling (RTM); 2) the Python source code used to calculate the Kst values; 3) Kinetic rate constants for discrete (Ba,Ra)SO4 solid solutions for RTM; 4) the Python source code used to calculate stoichiometric supersaturation index (SSI).
DOI: 10.17632/kg9fnpn65y
title: Technology-enhanced learning environments: A Case Study on 2 the Effectiveness of Build_3D for PC and Smartphone Hard-3 ware Assembly"

description: Teaching PC and smartphone hardware assembly faces a significant challenge in educational contexts with limited access to physical laboratories or real equipment. This limitation hinders hands-on learning, which is essential for developing technical skills in engineering and related field students. Although digital simulators and tutorials have been implemented as a solution, many of these resources fail to offer immersive experiences or foster deep understanding due to their low interactivity or lack of immediate feedback. In response to this problem, we propose a Mixed Reality (MR)-based educational application, called Build_3D, designed for use with the Meta Quest 3 headset. This tool allows students to interact in a three-dimensional environment with virtual hardware components, experiencing the assembly process visually, tactilely, and autonomously. To evaluate its effectiveness, a quasi-experimental study was conducted with a control group that used traditional methods and an experimental group that worked with the application. The results indicated a significant improvement in the academic performance of the experimental group, attributed to the immersive and interactive nature of the MR experience. Furthermore, students reported high satisfaction, especially in terms of the interface, clarity of information, and ease of use. These findings suggest that integrating MR into educational environments can overcome physical barriers, promote active learning, and strengthen students' technical understanding. The proposed solution not only improves academic performance but also represents a viable and scalable model for modernizing practical teaching in higher education, especially in technological disciplines.
DOI: 10.17632/kg9fnpn65y.3
title: Technology-enhanced learning environments: A Case Study on 2 the Effectiveness of Build_3D for PC and Smartphone Hard-3 ware Assembly"

description: Teaching PC and smartphone hardware assembly faces a significant challenge in educational contexts with limited access to physical laboratories or real equipment. This limitation hinders hands-on learning, which is essential for developing technical skills in engineering and related field students. Although digital simulators and tutorials have been implemented as a solution, many of these resources fail to offer immersive experiences or foster deep understanding due to their low interactivity or lack of immediate feedback. In response to this problem, we propose a Mixed Reality (MR)-based educational application, called Build_3D, designed for use with the Meta Quest 3 headset. This tool allows students to interact in a three-dimensional environment with virtual hardware components, experiencing the assembly process visually, tactilely, and autonomously. To evaluate its effectiveness, a quasi-experimental study was conducted with a control group that used traditional methods and an experimental group that worked with the application. The results indicated a significant improvement in the academic performance of the experimental group, attributed to the immersive and interactive nature of the MR experience. Furthermore, students reported high satisfaction, especially in terms of the interface, clarity of information, and ease of use. These findings suggest that integrating MR into educational environments can overcome physical barriers, promote active learning, and strengthen students' technical understanding. The proposed solution not only improves academic performance but also represents a viable and scalable model for modernizing practical teaching in higher education, especially in technological disciplines.
DOI: 10.17632/cznmjp3s3b
title: Codes and data for the article "What are the subjective career expectations of MBA students?"

description: The zip file contains the codes and dataset for the article "What are the subjective career expectations of MBA students?" (R&R in Applied Economics Letters). All files are in Stata format. "mba_survey.dta" is the survey dataset for the MBA cohort. "mba_analysis.do" is the file replicating all tables and figures in the article. "Survey_of_Lifetime_Income_Expectations.docx" is the World file with the full survey questionnaire.
DOI: 10.17632/cznmjp3s3b.1
title: Codes and data for the article "What are the subjective career expectations of MBA students?"

description: The zip file contains the codes and dataset for the article "What are the subjective career expectations of MBA students?" (R&R in Applied Economics Letters). All files are in Stata format. "mba_survey.dta" is the survey dataset for the MBA cohort. "mba_analysis.do" is the file replicating all tables and figures in the article. "Survey_of_Lifetime_Income_Expectations.docx" is the World file with the full survey questionnaire.
DOI: 10.17632/ptvznrfjxm
title: Four state Sb2S3/VO2 based meta-atoms

description: Data_1, 2, 3 contains structural parameter values of the meta-atoms and the corresponding out files contain their reflection amplitude and phase values in the four states. For example, line 1 in the data_1.txt file contains the 11 structural parameters of a unit cell in the following order: [𝑤,ℎ,𝑑,𝑡,𝑣1,𝑣2,𝑣3,𝑥1,𝑥2,𝑦1,𝑦2]. For this structure the response can be found in the first 8 lines of the out_data_1.txt file. The lines represent the IA state reflection phase, amplitude; IC state reflection phase, amplitude; MC state reflection phase, amplitude; and MA state reflection phase, amplitude each over the wavelengths 620 to 820 nm. The definition of different symbols can be found in our relevant paper: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.optlastec.2024.111730
DOI: 10.17632/ptvznrfjxm.1
title: Four state Sb2S3/VO2 based meta-atoms

description: Data_1, 2, 3 contains structural parameter values of the meta-atoms and the corresponding out files contain their reflection amplitude and phase values in the four states. For example, line 1 in the data_1.txt file contains the 11 structural parameters of a unit cell in the following order: [𝑤,ℎ,𝑑,𝑡,𝑣1,𝑣2,𝑣3,𝑥1,𝑥2,𝑦1,𝑦2]. For this structure the response can be found in the first 8 lines of the out_data_1.txt file. The lines represent the IA state reflection phase, amplitude; IC state reflection phase, amplitude; MC state reflection phase, amplitude; and MA state reflection phase, amplitude each over the wavelengths 620 to 820 nm. The definition of different symbols can be found in our relevant paper: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.optlastec.2024.111730
DOI: 10.17632/jjdt3pgsdw
title: Molluscum supplemental data

description: molluscum supplemental material for JAAD
DOI: 10.17632/jjdt3pgsdw.1
title: Molluscum supplemental data

description: molluscum supplemental material for JAAD
DOI: 10.17632/6dnwnzybxb
title: SJS/TEN CVD supplemental

description: supplemental for SJS/TEN JAAD study
DOI: 10.17632/6dnwnzybxb.1
title: SJS/TEN CVD supplemental

description: supplemental for SJS/TEN JAAD study
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.16880928
title: Data set for "Differential modulation of positive and negative prediction errors by stimulus variability in the mouse posterior parietal cortex"

description: Data set for "Differential modulation of positive and negative prediction errors by stimulus variability in the mouse posterior parietal cortex" contains the data and associated matlab codes for generating the average traces in Figs1-4.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.16880929
title: Data set for "Differential modulation of positive and negative prediction errors by stimulus variability in the mouse posterior parietal cortex"

description: Data set for "Differential modulation of positive and negative prediction errors by stimulus variability in the mouse posterior parietal cortex" contains the data and associated matlab codes for generating the average traces in Figs1-4.
DOI: 10.21334/npolar.2013.89f430f8
title: Glacier Area Outlines - Svalbard 1936-2010
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30246437
title: Isolation of a novel bufadienolide, bufovende A, and seven known analogs from <i>Venenum bufonis</i> with inhibitory activity on hepatic stellate cell activation

description: As the principal bioactive constituents of <i>Venenum Bufonis</i> (VB), bufadienolides mediate the therapeutic efficacy of this traditional Chinese medicine in diverse clinical applications. In this study, a novel bufadienolide, designated as bufovende A (<b>1</b>), and seven known analogs (<b>2–8</b>) were isolated from VB. The structure of bufovende A was determined using spectroscopic methods (1D/2D NMR and HRESIMS). Given the pivotal role of hepatic stellate cell (HSC) activation in liver fibrogenesis, we evaluated the antifibrotic potential of these compounds using the LX-2 human HSC line. The results indicated that non-cytotoxic concentrations (0.2 μM) of bufadienolides significantly suppressed the mRNA expression of fibrosis biomarkers α-SMA and COL1A1, with bufovende A exhibiting the most pronounced inhibitory efficacy (inhibition rates of 61.33% ± 1.54% for α-SMA and 57.46% ± 12.03% for COL1A1). Additionally, compared to the model group, bufovende A downregulated α-SMA, COL1A1, and TGF-β protein expression. These results highlight the potential of bufadienolides as promising antifibrotic leads, with bufovende A being particularly promising for further investigation.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30246437.v1
title: Isolation of a novel bufadienolide, bufovende A, and seven known analogs from <i>Venenum bufonis</i> with inhibitory activity on hepatic stellate cell activation

description: As the principal bioactive constituents of <i>Venenum Bufonis</i> (VB), bufadienolides mediate the therapeutic efficacy of this traditional Chinese medicine in diverse clinical applications. In this study, a novel bufadienolide, designated as bufovende A (<b>1</b>), and seven known analogs (<b>2–8</b>) were isolated from VB. The structure of bufovende A was determined using spectroscopic methods (1D/2D NMR and HRESIMS). Given the pivotal role of hepatic stellate cell (HSC) activation in liver fibrogenesis, we evaluated the antifibrotic potential of these compounds using the LX-2 human HSC line. The results indicated that non-cytotoxic concentrations (0.2 μM) of bufadienolides significantly suppressed the mRNA expression of fibrosis biomarkers α-SMA and COL1A1, with bufovende A exhibiting the most pronounced inhibitory efficacy (inhibition rates of 61.33% ± 1.54% for α-SMA and 57.46% ± 12.03% for COL1A1). Additionally, compared to the model group, bufovende A downregulated α-SMA, COL1A1, and TGF-β protein expression. These results highlight the potential of bufadienolides as promising antifibrotic leads, with bufovende A being particularly promising for further investigation.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.28082252.v3
title: MHIT36: A phase-field code for GPU simulations of multiphase homogeneous isotropic turbulence

description: Validation data reported in the paper "MHIT36: A GPU-tailored code for phase-field simulations of homogenous isotropic turbulence"XXX identifies a certain grid (e.g., 256, 512, etc.)XXX_leonardo.dat -&gt; Strong scaling results using grid XXX^3 on LeonardoXXX_Marenostrum5.dat -&gt; Strong scaling results using grid XXX^3 on MN5-ACC.XXX_sbs.txt -&gt; Comulative scale by scale budget (obtained from MHIT36)XXX_spectrum -&gt; Spectra of kinetic energy (obtained from MHIT36)vtkwrite - &gt; Matlab script to create vtk file from matrix <br>