cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.21979/n9/i8y4vl
title: Performance enhanced LEDs fabricated from nanocrystalline CsPbBr3 with in-situ Zn2+ addition

description: This contains raw data for our recent publication "Performance enhanced LEDs fabricated from nanocrystalline CsPbBr3 with in-situ Zn2+ addition". All the data is in .xy, .csv, matlab, and Tiff format, which can be processed using Excel, Origin Pro, and Matlab softwares.
DOI: 10.21979/n9/icqkag
title: Data for: Shifting Tropical Cyclone Genesis and Landfall Patterns with Impacts on Southeast Asia in a Warmer Climate

description: Data from Weaver et al., (2024) Shifting Seasonal Tropical Cyclone Genesis and Landfall Patterns with Impacts on Southeast Asia in a Warmer Climate (under review)
DOI: 10.21979/n9/iczgiw
title: Replication Data for: Paxillin interactome identified by SILAC and label-free approaches coupled to TurboID sheds light on the compositions of focal adhesions in mouse embryonic stem cells

description: This dataset contains original raw data used for the paper “Paxillin interactome identified by SILAC and label-free approaches coupled to TurboID sheds light on the compositions of focal adhesions in mouse embryonic stem cells”.
DOI: 10.21979/n9/igyzzk
title: Replication Data for: Synthesis of bismuth sulphoiodide thin films from single precursor solution

description: Raw data
DOI: 10.21979/n9/ii8ayq
title: Replication Supplementary Data for: Cataloguing Tephra Fall Building Damage and Vulnerability Using Remotely Obtained Data: 2020 Taal Eruption, Philippines (3)

description: "DS HIM V10" contains the damage states and associated tephra thicknesses The R code produces fragility curves with confidence intervals from the csv file
DOI: 10.21979/n9/ikmfg2
title: Fire From Volcanic Activity : Quantifying the threat from an understudied hazard

description: Data associated with Quah et al., 2023. Burn zone areas (as shapefiles) and the data (csv file) for every simulated fire and fire spread event following volcanic ballistic projectile in Auckland Volcanic Field.
DOI: 10.21979/n9/ilqbab
title: Virulence Information for Influenza Virus Infection (VI2VI) in Mice

description: Datasets for Virulence Information for Influenza Virus Infection (VI2VI) in Mice. Please see VI2VI-creation.docx for further details. The analyses of the datasets was first provided as a bioRxiv preprint (see Related Publication) and it has now been accepted for BMC Supplements during InCoB2019 (https://incob2019.org/).
DOI: 10.21979/n9/iu0uob
title: Related Data for: Assessing mothers’ post-partum depression from their infants’ cry vocalizations

description: Postpartum depression (PPD) is a condition that affects up to the 15% of mothers in high-income countries, reduces attention toward the needs of the child, which is among the first causes of infanticide. PPD is usually identified using self-report measures and therefore the diagnosis may not always be valid. Previous studies highlighted the presence of significant differences in the acoustical properties of the vocalizations of children of depressed and healthy mothers. In this study, cry episodes of infants of depressed and non-depressed mothers are analyzed to investigate the possibility that a machine learning model can identify PPD from the acoustical properties of infants' vocalizations. Acoustic features are first extracted from recordings of crying infants, then novel cloud-based artificial intelligence models are employed to identify maternal depression versus non depression from those features. Trained model shows that commonly adopted acoustical features to individuate Post-Partum Depressed mothers with very high accuracy (89.5%).
DOI: 10.21979/n9/j4crra
title: Injection-induced fracture instability

description: Analyzed data for injection-induced fracture instability
DOI: 10.21979/n9/ku7nnj
title: Replication Data for: Filters uncovered: Investigating the impact of AR face filters and self-view on videoconference fatigue and affect

description: This dataset contains the post-survey measures of the PANAS scale and videoconference fatigue from participants in a 2 (AR face filters: present vs. absent) X 2 (self-view: present vs. absent) dyadic between-subjects experiment, together with the analysis scripts.
DOI: 10.21979/n9/igolea
title: Replication Data for: Recent advances in optical fiber enabled radiation sensors

description: Recent advances in optical fiber enabled radiation sensors
DOI: 10.21979/n9/ih221r
title: Sustainable Antimicrobial Polymer Technology for Application in Consumer Products

description: The objective of this project is to develop active antimicrobial compounds that exhibit fast bactericidal effect against Escherichia coli (E. coli ATCC® 8739™) in the presence of commercial liquid laundry detergent. The preliminary goal is to discover novel antimicrobial agents which possess greater than 99 % killing (≥ 2 log10 reduction) of E. coli within 10-min treatment at the concentration of ≤ 50 ppm. In the past years, we worked on the project and reached each milestone according to the schedule. The major accomplishment we made is that we developed PIM polymers and discovered that ultralow molecular weight (ULMW, 2 kDa) PIM combined with branched PEI can kill E. coli more than 2 orders ( 2.5 log10 reduction). Besides PIM polymers, we developed poly(lysine)-b-poly(leucine) block copolymer, PAMPTMA and its block copolymer, and chitosan-zein nanoparticals which exhibit promising antimicrobial activity in suspension test. In this project, we have published one paper and files one patent.
DOI: 10.21979/n9/iho5g0
title: Localization dataset from GNSS receiver and IMU sensor

description: IMU and GNSS data generated from CETRAN test bed
DOI: 10.21979/n9/inj449
title: Related Data for: Secondary spin current driven efficient THz spintronic emitters

description: Femtosecond laser-induced photoexcitation of ferromagnet (FM)/heavy metal (HM) heterostructures has attracted attention by emitting broadband terahertz frequencies. The phenomenon relies on the formation of an ultrafast spin current, which is primarily attributed to the direct photoexcitation of the FM layer. However, during the process, the FM layer also experiences a secondary excitation led by the hot electrons from the HM layer that travel across the FM/HM interface and transfer additional energy in the FM. Thus, the generated secondary spins enhance the total spin current formation and lead to amplified spintronic terahertz emission. These results emphasize the significance of the secondary spin current, which even exceeds the primary spin currents when FM/HM heterostructures with thicker HM are used. An analytical model is developed to provide deeper insights into the microscopic processes within the individual layers, underlining the generalized ultrafast superdiffusive spin-transport mechanism.
DOI: 10.21979/n9/inz1s1
title: Related Data for: CHIKV nsP1 manuscript

description: This dataset include the data for CHIKV nsP1 manuscript
DOI: 10.21979/n9/ip6dbd
title: NetLand: quantitative modeling and visualization of Waddington’s epigenetic landscape using probabilistic potential

description: About NetLand NetLand is a software for quantitative modeling and visualization of Waddington’s epigenetic landscape. NetLand is intended for modeling, simulation and visualization of gene regulatory networks (GRNs) and their corresponding quasi-potential landscapes. Users can import models of GRNs from a file (e.g. TSV, SBML format etc.), and manually edit the network structure. Then, NetLand will automatically encode differential equations for the kinetics of transcriptional regulations. The computational model will be used to simulate the dynamics of the input networks. Model equations and parameters can be easily modified. To display the 3D landscape for a network of more than two genes, NetLand allows users to either choose two marker genes, or project to a latent space using a dimensionality reduction method called GPDM (Gaussian process dynamical model). Therefore, NetLand can provide a global picture of cellular dynamics for a user-specified GRN. Although we designed the NetLand software originally for modeling stem cell fate transitions, it can be also used to study other cellular phenotypes, such as cancer cell death, cellular ageing, etc. Download The software NetLand is written in Java, with a graphical user interface (GUI). The user manual contains detailed instruction about installation and basic usage. It also includes running time and memory usage assessment and case studies. The source code and additional resources are available for downloading in this dataset record. They can also be downloaded at Github.
DOI: 10.21979/n9/irt7yf
title: Replication Data for: Anomalous Single-Mode Lasing Induced by Nonlinearity and the Non-Hermitian Skin Effect

description: Matlab codes and numerical data for the paper "Anomalous Single-Mode Lasing Induced by Nonlinearity and the Non-Hermitian Skin Effect"
DOI: 10.21979/n9/jas2od
title: Data and Code for Influence of Language Dominance on Filipino’s Categorical Perception of English Phonemes

description: Dataset. This paper, seeks to investigate the phenomenon of categorical perception among Filipinos from both the Philippines and Singapore who speak English and a native language of the Philippines. The aim is to examine whether one’s dominant language being a language of the Philippines, as opposed to English, may interfere with their ability to accurately perceive some English phonemes as distinct categories. Repository contains materials for replication, as well as data and code for reproducing the results.
DOI: 10.21979/n9/jfnion
title: Related data for: Halide Perovskite Quantum Dots Photosensitized-Amorphous Oxide Transistors for Multimodal Synapses

description: This dataset contains electrical and materials measurements for the analysis of the journal article titled "Halide Perovskite Quantum Dots Photosensitized-Amorphous Oxide Transistors for Multimodal Synapses"
DOI: 10.21979/n9/jlrrj9
title: Physiological responses to dyadic interactions are influenced by neurotypical adults' levels of autistic and empathy traits

description: Autistic traits are distributed on a continuum that ranges from non-clinical to clinical condition. Atypical responses to social situations represent a core feature of the Autism Spectrum Disorders phenotype. Here, we hypothesize that atypical physiological responses to social stimuli may predict non-clinical autistic and empathy traits levels. We measured physiological responses (heart rate, facial temperature) of 40 adults (20F) while showing them 24 movies representing dyadic interactions. Autistic traits were assessed through Autism Quotient questionnaire (AQ), while empathy traits were measured using the Empathy Quotient questionnaire (EQ).
DOI: 10.21979/n9/k01ftv
title: A Study of Mechanisms of Induced Seismicity During Geothermal Extraction

description: TharakaNRF-Fellow
DOI: 10.21979/n9/glpxik
title: "ee" and "oo" around the world (Figure)

description: This is a metadata record for an infographic and Open Educational Resource (OER) originally hosted on figshare. Follow the link below to access the original. "ee" and "oo" around the world (Figure) Glyphs for /i/ and /u/ in 56 Ancient and Unfamiliar writing systems. Green shows the “ee” vowel, Blue shows the “oo” vowel. Glyphs are ranked left-to-right then top-to-bottom by decreasing complexity, as measured using Spatial Frequency. Glyphs drawn from a systematic review of Daniels, PT & Bright W (Eds). (1996). The World's Writing Systems. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Glyph Guessing experiments and full Spatial Frequency analyses are reported in Turoman N & Styles SJ (2017). ‘Glyph Guessing for 'ee' and 'oo': Spatial frequency information and sound symbolic matching in ancient and unfamiliar scripts’. Royal Society Open Science. Glyphs and Glyph Guessing Norms available in Turoman N & Styles SJ (2017). Ancient & Unfamiliar Letter-Pairs for /i/ and /u/ with norms for letter guessing’. Open Science Framework. doi:10.17605/OSF.IO/XUFMD. CC-BY Suzy J Styles (2017) DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5309953 Download The original infographic can be downloaded at: FigShare.
DOI: 10.21979/n9/i3lsy8
title: Formal long-term care: Informal caregivers’ subjective well-being and service utilization

description: This dissertation was primarily motivated by the twin phenomena of falling formal long-term care service (LTCS) demand and unrelenting deleterious effects on informal caregivers’ subjective well-being across urban societies. These phenomena run counter to the needs of ageing populations, that presents challenges of a rise in chronic degenerative illnesses and long-term disabilities, and associated crowding at acute treatment facilities. The limited effectiveness of increasing formal LTCS supply to meet these challenges has led to transformation of health care systems in order to influence demand for LTCS. Using three studies, this dissertation investigated the extent to which informal caregivers’ subjective well-being influences the utilization of public long-term health and social care services. Taken together, the results obtained showed that there exist substantial associations between each of caregiver burden, depression and health status and LTCS use. Chapter 2 presented quantitative syntheses of reported research on this topic to-date. Research studies that involved fewer female (than male) informal caregivers reported 86% higher odds of caregivers experiencing higher depression levels associated with LTCS use by patients. I also found that there were unexpectedly few studies that provided quantitative data on this topic despite the many years of research involving informal caregiving in the context of LTCS. Using a longitudinal Singapore sample of stroke survivors and their informal caregivers, Chapter 3 showed that caregiver depression and caregiving burden are concurrent and prospective predictors of LTCS use respectively. After controlling for covariates, I found that caregivers who felt more burdened (found caregiving to be time consuming and difficult) at 3-month post-stroke, and those who were more depressed at 12-month post-stroke tend to have their wards use stroke rehabilitation at 12-month post-stroke. Using the same sample, Chapter 4 showed that caregiver burden, depression and health status are useful indicators of latent caregiver psychosocial distress profiles that differ with regards to LTCS use. After controlling for covariates, I found that non-distressed caregivers at 12-month post-stroke tend to have wards who are stroke rehabilitation service users at the same time point. Theoretically, these results provide partial support for the concept caregiver resilience, and show that explanatory frameworks for LTCS use should include caregiver psychosocial characteristics such as caregiver burden, depression and health status. Practically, these results are evidence of the importance of early and sustained caregiver psychosocial interventions, and provide support for integrated care models that consider the patient-caregiver dyad as the recipient of care.
DOI: 10.21979/n9/iglqoe
title: Human PERK rescues unfolded protein response-deficient yeast cells

description: Protein folding and quality control is tightly regulated at the endoplasmic reticulum (ER), and its disruption is associated with many diseases. In eukaryotes, the accumulation of unfolded protein in the ER is sensed by the three sensors, IRE1, PERK, and ATF6 to activate the unfolded protein response (UPR) to restore ER homeostasis. However, uncoupling the sensing of each sensor and their respective downstream pathways has been challenging as the absence of one is compensated by the remaining two sensors. Here, we report a fully functional human PERK (hPERK) chimeric protein expressed in Saccharomyces cerevisiae that could be used for high throughput screen to identify new PERK inhibitory or activating compounds as well as to characterize the PERK stress sensing mechanisms.
DOI: 10.21979/n9/inoclv
title: Replication Data for: Demo Abstract: Real-Time Out-of-Distribution Detection on a Mobile Robot

description: Replication Data for "Demo Abstract: Real-Time Out-of-Distribution Detection on a Mobile Robot" This data set contains a series of scenes (sequential images) gathered by a DB21M Duckiebot navigating a straight track inside the HESL (Hardware and Embedded Systems Laboratory). The dataset has already been divided into training, cross-validation, and test sets. For the purpose of out-of-distribution detection, only the test set is labeled. The training and cross-validation sets contain only in-distribution images.
DOI: 10.21979/n9/iw7671
title: Nonlinear polariton parametric emission in an atomically thin semiconductor based microcavity

description: Parametric nonlinear optical processes are at the heart of nonlinear optics underpinning the central role in the generation of entangled photons as well as the realization of coherent optical sources. Exciton-polaritons are capable to sustain parametric scattering at extremely low threshold, offering a readily accessible platform to study bosonic fluids. Recently, two-dimensional transition-metal dichalcogenides (TMDs) have attracted great attention in strong light–matter interactions due to robust excitonic transitions and unique spin-valley degrees of freedom. However, further progress is hindered by the lack of realizations of strong nonlinear effects in TMD polaritons. Here, we demonstrate a realization of nonlinear optical parametric polaritons in a WS2 monolayer microcavity pumped at the inflection point and triggered in the ground state. We observed the formation of a phase-matched idler state and nonlinear amplification that preserves the valley population and survives up to room temperature. Our results open a new door towards the realization of the future for all-optical valley polariton nonlinear devices.
DOI: 10.21979/n9/izqpbi
title: Related data for: Parents' past bonding experience with their parents interacts with current parenting stress to influence quality of interaction with their child

description: Healthy dyadic interactions serve as a foundation for child development and are typically characterized by mutual emotional availability of both the parent and child. However, several parental factors might undermine optimal parent-child interactions, including the parent’s current parenting stress levels and the parent’s past bonding experiences with his/her own parents. To date, no study has investigated the possible interaction of parenting stress and parental bonding history with their own parents on the quality of emotional availability during play interactions. In this study, 29 father-child dyads (18 boys, 11 girls; father’s age = 38.07 years, child’s age = 42.21 months) and 36 mother-child dyads (21 boys, 15 girls; mother’s age = 34.75 years, child’s age = 41.72 months) from different families were recruited to participate in a 10-min play session after reporting on their current parenting stress and past care and overprotection experience with their parents. We measured the emotional availability of mother-child and father-child play across four adult subscales (i.e. sensitivity, structuring, non-intrusiveness, non-hostility) and two child subscales (i.e. involvement and responsiveness). Findings from the pooled father-child and mother-child samples showed that fathers exhibited greater non-intrusiveness compared to mothers. Regression slope analyses showed that when parenting stress is low, higher parental overprotection would predict greater adult non-hostility. In the mother-child sample, slope analyses showed that when parenting stress is low, higher paternal overprotection would predict greater adult sensitivity. These results suggest that parents' present stress levels and past bonding experiences with their parents interact to influence the quality of the dyadic interaction with their child.
DOI: 10.21979/n9/j3yyin
title: Replication Data for: Active Photoswitching of Sharp Fano Resonances in THz Metadevices

description: Fano resonances offer exciting features in enhancing the non-linearity and sensing capabilities in metamaterial systems. An active photoswitching of Fano resonances in a terahertz metadevice at low optical pump powers is demonstrated, which signifies the extreme sensitivity of the high-quality-factor resonant electric field to the external light illumination.
DOI: 10.21979/n9/jl3bvm
title: Thesis Chapter 3 FID

description: This dataset comprises of the FID files for chapter 3 of the thesis titled "Samroiyotmycins - An Interdisciplinary Study of a Novel Anti-malarial Drug".
DOI: 10.21979/n9/jprkxs
title: Replication Data for: Phase Change Material-based Low-loss Visible Frequency Hyperbolic Metamaterials for Ultra-sensitive Label-free Biosensing

description: Hyperbolic metamaterials (HMMs) have emerged as a burgeoning field of research over the past few years as their dispersion can be easily engineered in different spectral regions using various material combinations. Even though HMMs have comparatively low optical loss due to a single resonance, the noble-metal-based HMMs are limited by their strong energy dissipation in metallic layers at visible frequencies. Here, the fabrication of noble-metal-free reconfigurable HMMs for visible photonic applications is experimentally demonstrated. The low-loss and active HMMs are realized by combining titanium nitride (TiN) and stibnite (Sb2S3) as the phase change material. A reconfigurable plasmonic biosensor platform based on active Sb2S3–TiN HMMs is proposed, and it is shown that significant improvement in sensitivity is possible for small molecule detection at low concentrations. In addition, a plasmonic apta-biosensor based on a hybrid platform of graphene and Sb2S3–TiN HMM is developed and the detection and real-time binding of thrombin concentration as low as 1 × 10−15 M are demonstrated. A biosensor operating in the visible range has several advantages including the availability of sources and detectors in this region, and ease of operation particularly for point-of-care applications.
DOI: 10.21979/n9/jrlpib
title: Preregistration Documents: Evaluating the Quality of Evidence for Intelligent Tutoring Systems in the Tutoring of Math for Children Aged 6 to 12: Preregistration for Systematic Review

description: Evaluating the Quality of Evidence for Intelligent Tutoring Systems in the Tutoring of Math for Children Aged 6 to 12: Preregistration for Systematic Review
DOI: 10.21979/n9/kd6gyb
title: Related Data for: Active faults revealed and new constraints on their seismogenic depth from a high-resolution regional focal mechanism catalog in Myanmar (2016-2021)

description: Broadband seismic waveform data from the EOS-DMH-MEC network used in the relocation and gCAP inversion of earthquake focal mechanisms. SAC files for Event #61: 20191225_0704