cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/231
title: Effects of individualized and general self-regulation online training on teachers' self-regulation, well-being and stress

description: This repository contains supplementary information as well as data files that are needed to reproduce the results of the following publication: Li Sanchez K, Schwinger M. Effects of individualized and general self-regulation online training on teachers' self-regulation, well-being and stress. (in prep.) This study investigates the effects of a brief individualized vs. general self-regulation online training on teachers' self-regulation competence, well-being, and stress levels. Self-regulation competence was assessed in a sample of german teachers at three time points using the MSR-T (Li Sanchez &Schwinger, 2023). Teachers were assigned to either individualized self-regulation training, general self-regulation training, or a waitlist control group. In addition to self-regulation competence, well-being was measured using the WHO-5 Well-Being Index (Bech, 2004), general stress was assessed using the Perceived Stress Scale PSS-10 (german version, Klein et al, 2016) and occupational stress was measured using the Occupational Stress Scale (Enzmann & Kleiber, 1989). Mixed ANOVA and linear regression analyses revealed, that self-regulation could be fostered through our individualized training and that teachers with low baseline competences in particular benefited from the training. Facets of self-regulation were shown to be significant predictors of well-being and general as well as occupational stress. The used data are provided as sav and csv, further this repository contains sample tasks from the teacher training. For further information see readme.txt
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/99.2
title: Nodal lymphangiogenesis and immunophenotypic variations of sinus endothelium in sentinel and non-sentinel lymph nodes of invasive breast carcinoma

description: This repository contains the minimal dataset for the paper "Nodal lymphangiogenesis and immunophenotypic variations of sinus endothelium in sentinel and non-sentinel lymph nodes of invasive breast carcinoma", submitted to PLOS ONE for revision. The results listed in the paper can be reproduced with the data stored here. Data including calendary dates can additionally be requested via data_UMR or email at trafo@[1] or westhoff@[2] (upon reasonable request). [1]uni-marburg.de [2]med.uni-marburg.de
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/23
title: Raw data: Recording files and microscope image stacks

description: Each archive contains the data for one neuron. The data set ID is the four-digit number after the last underscore of the folder name. The smr file is the raw recording data (recorded with Spike2, which is needed for reading). The mat file contains the same data, converted to mat for import with MATLAB. The mat file is used for data analysis, as documented in the code. The lif file is the raw confocal image stack of the specimen. The png file is a maximum projection of the specimen and provides an overview of the neuron morphology. All maximum projections are processed so that they display the frontal view on the specimen, i. e., a structure on the left half of the image corresponds to the structure in the right half of the imaged specimen. The spreadsheet file "_data-table.xlsx" contains the meta-data table of all data sets, which may be used for batch importing (see code documentation). The spreadsheet file "clusterSummary_rSquare-75-stimPooldLR.xls" contains the final results of the cluster analysis for visual field estimation. The archive "bootstrap.zip" contains the results from the bootstrap analysis. The contents should be extracted into the same directory as the data set folders in order to be found by the analysis scripts.
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/91
title: Aristokratismus in Zeitschriften von 1890 bis 1945

description: In dieser Datenbank sind die bibliographischen Metadaten von insgesamt 303 Artikeln gesammelt, die dem Aristokratismusdiskurs der Jahre zwischen 1890 und 1945 zugerechnet werden können. Das Korpus bilden 13 Zeitschriften, die im Rahmen des DFG-Projektes „Aristokratismus. Historische und literarische Semantik von ‚Adel’ zwischen Kulturkritik der Jahrhundertwende und Nationalsozialismus (1890-1945)“ an der Universität Marburg zwischen 2013 und 2016 untersucht und ausgewertet wurden. Es handelt sich um Zeitschriften mit unterschiedlicher politischer und weltanschaulicher Orientierung aus dem deutschsprachigen Raum. Auswahlkriterien für die Aufnahme der Artikel sind ein zeitgenössischer, meist kulturkritischer Bezug sowie das Auftauchen von Adelssemantiken, also das gesamte Wortfeld ‚Adel᾿ und ‚Aristokratie᾿, einschließlich assoziierter Konzepte und kultureller Kontiguitäten. Über ein engeres Verständnis von Adel als sozialer Formation (im Sinne eines „Geburtsadels“) hinaus wird Adel entsprechend als kulturelles Konzept verstanden, das von den Diskursakteuren jeweils unterschiedlich gefüllt wurde. Als Orientierungshilfe sind jedem aufgeführten Artikel Schlag- und Stichworte zugeordnet, sowie ein längeres Zitat, durch das sich der Artikel im Aristokratismusdiskurs verorten lässt. Die Verschlagwortung spiegelt diskurstypische Themensetzungen und Deutungsmuster.
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/18
title: High-Altitude Rock Shelters and Settlements in an African Alpine Ecosystem: The Bale Mountains National Park, Ethiopia

description: This first survey of rock shelters and settlements in the Bale Mountains in Ethiopia is a baseline assessment for further research into the settlement history of Africa’s largest alpine highlands. Extensive GPS-based mapping and interviews resulted in two detailed maps, a catalogue of profiles, and complete photographic documentation. In total, 331 rock shelters (four permanently inhabited, 51 seasonally inhabited, and 276 currently uninhabited) and 870 settlements (207 permanently inhabited, 449 seasonally inhabited, 214 uninhabited) were recorded together with information about the activities and livelihoods of the inhabitants of the current settlements. This 2015 study was part of the Ethiopian-European research project “The mountain exile hypothesis – how humans benefited from and re-shaped African high-altitude ecosystems during Quaternary climate changes” (DFG FOR 2358). It was designed to support future management plans in this internationally important conservation area that has recently faced increasing land-use pressure and the threat of degradation.
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/38
title: Metamorphic development of the olfactory system in the red flour beetle (Tribolium castaneum, HERBST) - Dataset Antennal CSNs

description: Each lif-file (Leica Image File) contains one or more confocal image stacks of the same specimen. At the time of submission, those files can be opened using Leicas LAS X software (Core Offline Version is sufficient), or any software using the open-source Bio-Formats library. The tar-archives contain stereo microscopic images.
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/187.2
title: Nature 4.0: A networked sensor system for integrated biodiversity monitoring

description: The dataset includes audio recordings from the University forest of the Philipps University of Marburg (Marburg Open Forest). The Marburg Open Forest is a temperate european forest located about 10km from the city center of Marburg (Lahn), Germany. 48 AudioMoths were distributed throughout the forest for the recordings. Recordings were 48 kHz 16 bit mono. A recording is always one minute long. The recording rhythm was 1 minute recording then one minute pause in which no recording took place. Recordings were made 24 hours a day for around two weeks every month. The files are named according to the recording date using one of the following two naming conventions: Either Year_Month_Day__Hour_Minute (e.g. 2021_10_01__00_00) or Year_Month_Day__Hour_Minute_Second (e.g. 2021_10_31__23_58_03). The audiodata was recorded from April 2020 to October 2022. To comply with privacy regulations, human vocalisations have been detected and removed from the dataset using voice activity detection (VAD). The highly sensitive VAD detector Silero VAD has been applied (https://github.com/snakers4/silero-vad). The entire dataset consists of 14093659 files in WAV format and is around 77 TB large. Due to the size of the complete data set, provision via download is not practical. The complete dataset can be requested by clicking on the file complete_dataset.bit. The full dataset is available upon request from 01. January 2024 onwards.
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/78
title: Pre-Service Geography Teachers' Education for Sustainable Development Competencies

description: This data documents the assessment of pre-service geography teachers' (n = 100) competencies and attitudes towards the official German Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) orientation frame to determine the specific need for higher education action. The results are a high competence assessment and even higher importance assigned to the ESD-related professional competencies. In the context of ESD, pre-service teachers are most confident in their content knowledge and social and personal competencies and least confident in their pedagogical knowledge. The cross-sectional analysis shows the perceived competence level rising with the semester number and a strong positive influence of the school practice module.
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/81
title: Activity classification based on VHF-signal pattern -Tutorials

description: Tutorials to learn how to classify raw VHF data into activity classes and for reproducing the ecological analyses in the associated publication.
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/166
title: Sentinel-2 data for Bale Mountains, Arusha and Kilimanjaro National Park

description: Our data provides a readme file and multiple .tar files of Sentinel-2 analysis-ready satellite data divided by each of the three East African national parks namely: Bale Mountains National Park (BMNP) in Ethiopia, Arusha National Park (ANP) and Kilimanjaro National Park (KNP) in Tanzania. In the .tar files are the GeoTiffs structured into monthly and annual products including ten spectral images (red, green, blue, broad near-infrared, near-infrared, red edge 1-3, and shortwave-infrared 1-2) as well as 22 calculated spectral indices. For the full list of indices please refer to the readme file. Additionally, the workflow and parameters files are attached, that were used to generate the analysis-ready data. The data can be unzipped and each GeoTiff can be read in an Geographic Information System (GIS) software or using programming languages like R or python.
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/157.10
title: Electrophysiological correlates of attentional capture in joint action

description: Dataset from the following publication: Abbasi, H., Dötsch, D., & Schubö, A. (under revision). Electrophysiological correlates of attentional capture in joint action. European Journal of Neuroscience. For more information see the ReadMe.pdf file.
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/108
title: Data for the ecological case study tutorial

description: This repository contains all the data required for the reproduction of the ecological case study conducted in the corresponding publication (doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/2022.03.22.485147). The data are available in the form of csv tables. They contain automatically recorded vhf-signals of tagged bat individuals. The vhf-signals were further classified into behavioural categories. A list of the column names and their meaning can be found in the file Data_structure.txt. The tutorial for the ecological case study, written by Raphael Royaute and Jannis Gottwald, shows how the data can be used to derive activity models for two different bat species (https://nature40.github.io/tRackIt_activity_ecological_case_study/).
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/41
title: Metamorphic development of the olfactory system in the red flour beetle (Tribolium castaneum, HERBST) - Datast AL Glomeruli

description: Each lif-file (Leica Image File) contains one or more confocal image stacks of the same specimen. At the time of submission, those files can be opened using Leicas LAS X software (Core Offline Version is sufficient), or any software using the open source Bio-Formats library. The excel-sheets provide descriptional information and the analysis (*.xlsx - including formulas and diagrams; *.csv - values only)
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/155
title: Data for How the Internet of Things is reshaping Teamwork: An Experimental Study
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/102
title: Data and metadata for: Topological Stone-Wales Defects Enhance Bonding and Electronic Coupling at the Graphene/Metal Interface

description: This database contains all the necessary experimental data and results of DFT calculations presented in: Benedikt P. Klein, Alexander Ihle, Stefan R. Kachel, Lukas Ruppenthal, Samuel J. Hall, Lars Sattler, Sebastian M. Weber, Jan Herritsch, Andrea Jaegermann, Daniel Ebeling, Reinhard J. Maurer, Gerhard Hilt, Ralf Tonner-Zech, André Schirmeisen, J. Michael Gottfried, Topological Stone-Wales Defects Enhance Bonding and Electronic Coupling at the Graphene/Metal Interface, ACS Nano 16 (2022) DOI: 10.1021/acsnano.2c01952.
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/111
title: Raw data for single molecule tracking using SecA-mNeonGreen and SecDF-mNeonGreen, Strach et al., 2022

description: Data are from Bacillus subtilis cells expressing SecA-mNeonGreen or SecDF-mNeonGreen fusions from the original gene locus. They are related to the submitted manuscript "Strach et al., 2022). "TIF" images and "stk" stacks can be opened using software "ImageJ" (or "Fiji") (https://imagej.nih.gov/ij/). For the individual molecules were tracked using custom-made slim-field setup on an inverted fluorescence microscope (Nikon Eclipse Ti-E, Nikon Instruments Inc.). An EMCCD camera (ImagEM X2 EM-CCD, Hamamatsu Photonics KK) was used to ensure high-resolution detection of the emission signal, resulting in a calculated resolution of the position of the molecule down to 20 nm. The central part of a 514 nm laser diode (max power 100 mW, TOPTICA Beam Smart) was used with up to 20% of the intensity (about 160 W cm-2) in the image plane) to excite samples fused to mVenus/ mNeonGreen (using a laser filter set with BrightLine 500/24, dichroic mirror 520 and BrightLine 542/27), by focusing the beam onto the back focal plane of the objective. A CFI Apochromat objective (TIRF 100 x Oil, NA 1.49) was used in the setup.
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/87
title: Modeling aberrant volatility estimates in Autism Spectrum Disorder

description: This is the supplementary material to the CogSci 2022 submission 1688.
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/193
title: Uncertainty of treatment efficacy enhances placebo effects on reinforcement learning

description: This repository includes code and data necessary for running the online survey and task, and the analyses of the manuscript "Augustat, N., Endres, D., Müller, E. M.: Uncertainty of treatment efficacy enhances placebo effects on reinforcement learning". Abstract: The placebo-reward hypothesis postulates that positive effects of treatment expectations on health (i.e., placebo effects) and reward processing share common neural underpinnings. Moreover, experiments in humans and animals indicate that reward uncertainty increases striatal dopamine, which is presumably involved in placebo responses and reward learning. Therefore, treatment uncertainty, analogously to reward uncertainty, may affect reward learning after placebo treatment. Here, we address whether different degrees of uncertainty regarding the efficacy of a sham treatment affect reward learning. In an online, between-subjects experiment with N=141 participants, we systematically varied the provided efficacy instructions before participants received a sham treatment that consisted of listening to binaural beats, and then performed a probabilistic reinforcement learning task. We fitted a Q-learning model including two different learning rates for positive (gain) and negative (loss) reward prediction errors and an inverse gain parameter to behavioral decision data in the reinforcement learning task. Our results yielded an inverted-U-relationship between provided treatment efficacy probability and learning rates for gain, such that higher levels of treatment uncertainty, rather than of expected net efficacy, affect presumably dopamine-related reward learning. These findings support the placebo-reward hypothesis and suggest harnessing uncertainty in placebo treatment for recovering reward learning capabilities.
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/196
title: Development and Validation of the Marburg Self-Regulation Questionnaire for Teachers

description: This repository contains supplementary information as well as data files that are needed to reproduce the results of the following publication: Li Sanchez K, Schwinger M. Development and Validation of the Marburg Self-Regulation Questionnaire for Teachers (MSR-T). Trends in Higher Education. 2023; 2(3):434-461. https://doi.org/10.3390/higheredu2030026 As part of the studies, items for a questionnaire measuring teachers' self-regulation competencies in four professionally relevant contexts were constructed and subjected to item analyses in Study 1, resulting in a reduction from 79 to 55 items. In addition, associations between self-regulation and job and health satisfaction (individual items) were examined in several regression analyses. In the second study, item reduction was again carried out on the basis of item analyses and a CFA, and the final version of the questionnaire (27 items) was correlated with convergent and divergent questionnaires to investigate validity. For further information see readme.txt
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/39
title: Metamorphic development of the olfactory system in the red flour beetle (Tribolium castaneum, HERBST) – Dataset Apis mellifera supplemental experiments

description: Each tiff is a single confocal image of an individual specimen. Each lif-file (Leica Image File) contains one or more confocal image stacks of the same specimen. At the time of submission, those files can be opened using Leicas LAS X software (Core Offline Version is sufficient), or any software using the open source Bio-Formats library.
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/230
title: Zum Stand der Sammlungsdigitalisierung an der UMR - Quantitative Umfrageergebnisse 2023

description: Die Philipps-Universität Marburg entwickelt derzeit ein Konzept zur digitalen Präsentation ihrer wissenschaftlichen Sammlungen. Hierbei verfolgt im Rahmen der Landesinitiative HeFDI ein vom Hessischen Ministerium für Wissenschaft und Forschung, Kunst und Kultur (HMWK) gefördertes Projekt den Auftrag, Datenbankmanagementsysteme zur Integration wissenschaftlicher Sammlungen anzupassen. Neben der Konzeptionierung und Implementierung einer langfristig tragfähigen Datenbank hat das Projekt die Pilotierung der Sammlungsdigitalisierung an der Philipps-Universität zur Aufgabe. Der Datensatz enthält die Darstellung aller quantitativen Angaben, die unter den Sammlungen der Philipps-Universität im Dezember 2023 erhoben wurden.
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/76
title: Flexible integration of visual self-motion cues in locust central complex neurons
title: Integration of visual self-motion

description: MATLAB analysis code, python modelling code, and physiological and morphological data for the paper "Flexible integration of visual self-motion cues in locust central complex neurons"
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/104
title: Test data for tRackIT R-Package

description: This resource contains radio-tracking data of a middle spotted woodpecker recorded with the tRackIT-system in the Marburg open Forest. It serves as test data for the tRackIt R-Package
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/187
title: Nature 4.0: A networked sensor system for integrated biodiversity monitoring

description: The dataset includes audio recordings from the University forest of the Philipps University of Marburg (Marburg Open Forest). The Marburg Open Forest is a temperate european forest located about 10km from the city center of Marburg (Lahn), Germany. 48 AudioMoths were distributed throughout the forest for the recordings. Recordings were 48 kHz 16 bit mono. A recording is always one minute long. The recording rhythm was 1 minute recording then one minute pause in which no recording took place. Recordings were made 24 hours a day for around two weeks every month. The files are named according to the recording date using one of the following two naming conventions: Either Year_Month_Day__Hour_Minute (e.g. 2021_10_01__00_00) or Year_Month_Day__Hour_Minute_Second (e.g. 2021_10_31__23_58_03). The audiodata was recorded from April 2020 to October 2022. The entire dataset consists of 14093659 files in WAV format and is around 77 TB large. Due to the size of the complete data set, provision via download is not practical. The complete dataset can be requested by clicking on the file complete_dataset.bit. The full dataset is available upon request from 01. January 2024 onwards. An example dataset is available here, that includes recordings of one AudioMoth (ID: 248D9B025FDF0BD1) from mid-March (2021-03-16) to December 2021 (2021-12-31) in MP3 format. In total, this dataset consists of 130873 MP3 files, therefore the dataset is about 30 GB large. The individual MP3 files are grouped by month of recording in TAR archives.
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/34
title: Metamorphic development of the olfactory system in the red flour beetle (Tribolium castaneum, HERBST) - Dataset GAD Western Blot Raw Images

description: Each tar-archive contains raw images and a descriptional text file of a western blot antibody specificity test. The textfile provides information on the used protein marker, as well as on the antibody.
DOI: 10.17192/fdr/84
title: Distribution patterns of imperfect and preterite forms of perception verbs in Middle and Early Modern Welsh prose texts : Dataset

description: This is the data underlying our paper Distribution patterns of imperfect and preterite forms of perception verbs in Middle and Early Modern Welsh prose texts, to be published in the Proceedings of the Harvard Celtic Colloquium 40. The dataset was prepared in its final form in February 2022. This research stems from a number of projects on translations into Welsh which have been or are being undertaken at the University of Marburg, namely: “Early Modern cultures of translation in Wales: innovations and continuities” (10.2021–09.2024) and “The Welsh contribution to the cultures of translation of the Early Modern period: Strategies of translating into Welsh in the sixteenth century” (10.2018– 09.2021), Co-PIs Dr. Elena Parina and Prof. Dr. Erich Poppe, both funded by the DFG within priority programme SPP2130 “Early Modern Translation Cultures”; “Translations as language contact phenomena – studies in lexical, grammatical and stylistic interference in Middle Welsh religious texts” (10.2015–09.2017), PI Professor Dr. Erich Poppe, Researcher Dr. Elena Parina, funded by the Fritz Thyssen Foundation; and “The Matter of France in Medieval Wales: A Study of Otuel” (07.2019 – 01.2022), PI Dr. Luciana Cordo Russo, funded by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation. All the Welsh examples are copied from the digital edition Diana Luft, Peter Wynn Thomas, and D. Mark Smith, eds., 2013, Rhyddiaith Gymraeg / Welsh prose 1300–1425, http://www.rhyddiaithganoloesol.caerdydd.ac.uk, except for Gesta Romanorum, quoted from the edition Patricia Williams, Gesta Romanorum (Cardiff: University of Wales Press, 2000). The following information is coded for each example: verb: gweled ‘see’ / clywed ‘hear’; form of the verb used in the example; tense: prt (preterite) vs. imf (imperfect); manuscript and the page within; translation and/or source text; type of clause: MS (main clause) vs. SC (subordinate clause).