cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/759j7vhfgp.1
title: PIGLE - Particles Interacting in Generalized Langevin Equation simulator

description: We present a package using Simulink and MATLAB to perform molecular dynamics simulations of interacting particles obeying a Generalized Langevin Equation. The package, which accounts for three spatial dimensions and rigid-body like rotation, is tuned to explore surface diffusion of co-adsorbed species. The physical parameters are species specific, and include user-defined colored noise spectra and memory friction kernels acting independently on translational and rotational degrees of freedom. We benchmark the simulations using established analytical results for dynamical correlation functions, and we use the package to numerically verify novel analytical results concerning dissipative rotational motion and multi-exponential friction kernels. The package provides a straight-forward way to expand the modeling of ultra-fast surface diffusion problems at the atomic scale.
DOI: 10.17632/zdn9pd9wcf.10
title: Data for: Gas-phase oxidation of NO at high pressure relevant to sour gas compression purification process for oxy-fuel combustion flue gas

description: Attached include document for calculating kinetic parameters based on different mechanisms.
DOI: 10.18716/nmrshiftdb2/60000063
title: NMR data for Guignardianone A
DOI: 10.18716/nmrshiftdb2/60000063/naturstoffzentrum_rheinland-pfalz_cdcl3
title: Naturstoffzentrum Rheinland-Pfalz NMR dataset for Guignardianone A in Chloroform-D1 (CDCl3)
DOI: 10.17632/srpypxgr7k.1
title: Data for: Fostering the transfer of empirical engineering knowledge under technological paradigm shift: an experimental study in conceptual design
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n13p1
title: Frontespizio
DOI: 10.17632/nmys6tx8rm.1
title: Data for: Cooking Up the Ingredients for Successful Culinary Career: A Compendium of Key Competencies of Quality Culinary Workforce for Sustainable Career Development

description: Qualitative data analysis
DOI: 10.18154/rwth-2019-04525
title: Dataset to "Model-based Prediction of the Hydrodynamic Radius of Collapsed Microgels and Experimental Validation"

description: Microgels are functional colloidal polymer networks with diverse applications. Various applications require microgels of different sizes. The microgel size is determined during the synthesis and depends among other conditions on the reactor type, reactor temperature, monomer-to-initiator ratio, cross-linker concentration, and surfactant concentration. While experimental data covering these synthesis conditions are available in literature, a model taking into account all of the above factors has not yet been proposed. We present a mechanistic model considering all of the above conditions that agrees with experimental data from various literature sources. The effect of surfactant type and concentration is included by addition of a term in the coagulation kinetics. The reactor type and Reynolds number in the reactor is accounted for with a semi-empirical parameter describing the kinetics of particle coagulation. This parameter is fitted to the data of one of the available experiments, while all other experiments are used for validation. The model predictions quantitatively match the experimental data for stirred batch reactors. For unstirred batch reactors, the agreement with the experimental data is only qualitative. The mechanistic model enables model-based design of functional microgels for new applications.
DOI: 10.25345/c5qp9b
title: MassIVE MSV000083849 - GNPS - Peptides_Streptomyces sp. DE2E
title: Peptides isolated from Streptomyces sp. DE2E were analyzed by LC-MS/MS performed in an UltiMate 3000 UPLC system (Thermo Scientific) using a Kinetex 1.7 mm C18 reversed phase UHPLC column (50 X 2.1 mm) and Maxis Q-TOF mass spectrometer (Bruker Daltonics) equipped with ESI source.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3226995
title: Oil recovery enhancement by tertiary gas injection and WAG

description: The statistical data for 3D oil globule sizes before tertiray gas injeciton in Experiment 1,2 and 3 are presented.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3226996
title: Oil recovery enhancement by tertiary gas injection and WAG

description: The statistical data for 3D oil globule sizes before tertiray gas injeciton in Experiment 1,2 and 3 are presented.
DOI: 10.7910/dvn/ufzysi/1qltkt
title: Leli et al - PFM hospital management and accotutability  thematic review - PRISMA  checklist.docx

description: :unav
DOI: 10.7910/dvn/ufzysi/99qp1z
title: Leli et al - PFM hospital management and accotutability  thematic review -  PRISMA flow diagram.docx

description: :unav
DOI: 10.17632/fn822wzz2p.1
title: Data for: Pollen reconstruction of the middle Holocene maximum summer monsoon in northern China and climate dynamics
DOI: 10.17632/mybpmk9gzh.1
title: Data for: Pollen reconstruction of the middle Holocene maximum summer monsoon in northern China and climate dynamics

description: Pollen counts record of HTL profile in Huitengxile Plateau of marginal monsoon area of northern China. In this paper, vegetation changes between 14,420 and 4850 cal. yr BP were reconstructed on the basis of 19 AMS 14C dates, and regional Holocene mountain foest dynamics and climate changes were discussed.
DOI: 10.21227/zk9j-3y44
title: Operating Cost Reduction of DC Microgrids Under Real-Time Pricing Using Adaptive Differential Evolution Algorithm

description: These data are collected from a 12-bus and a 32-bus DC microgrid. The total operating cost of these two microgrids are optimized by an adaptive Differential Evolution algorithm using real-time pricing.
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n13p3
title: Indice
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n13p5
title: Periferie
DOI: 10.17632/jmnc5b6p4s.1
title: Data for: Optimizing reproductive performance and embryonic development of red swamp crayfish Procambarus clarkii by manipulating water temperature
DOI: 10.17638/datacat.liverpool.ac.uk/738
title: Deterministic Processes Structure Bacterial Genetic Communities across an Urban Landscape
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3228162
title: Dataset for: "On the role of electric vehicles towards low-carbon energy systems: Italy and Germany in comparison"

description: Input files for EnergyPlan models (Italy and Germany energy systems in 2016). See EnergyPlan website (https://www.energyplan.eu/) for instructions.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3228163
title: Dataset for: "On the role of electric vehicles towards low-carbon energy systems:  Italy and Germany in comparison"

description: Input files for EnergyPlan models (Italy and Germany energy systems in 2016).

See EnergyPlan website (https://www.energyplan.eu/) for instructions.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.8180876
title: Practitioner Perspectives Report May 15.pdf

description: This report is based on reflections generated during a scoping meeting with practitioners who work with children in relation to the topic of risk identification and radicalisation. This meeting was an initial scoping exercise to underpin a larger piece of research for a PhD inquiry: ‘Doing Risk’: Practitioner Interpretations of Risk of Childhood Radicalisation and The Implementation of the HM Government PREVENT Duty (2019).<br>
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n13p37
title: "To the centre of the city in the night waiting for you." Centro e periferie nella sottocultura post-punk inglese = "To the centre of the city in the night waiting for you." Centre and peripheries in English post-punk subculture

description: "To the centre of the city in the night waiting for you." Centre and peripheries in English post-punk subculture. Since the first industrial revolution, large mass consumption has always had a decisive impact on cities' territorial configuration, in relation to centralisation, migration, urbanisation, in an often-unequal relationship between metropolis and de-urbanized contexts. In this scenario of development and geographic change, even the production of the cultural industry has undergone the effects of increasingly evident polarisation between suburbs and centres, implementing the movement from the outskirt towards the centre in an osmotic dialogue between subculture and mass production. Over the years many subcultural phenomena have been born from the suburbs as antithesis to the dominant culture. These, then, became, through the dialectic process of birth, growth and legitimation, part of the integrated system of the mainstream culture. This is the case of the post-punk movement, born in 1978 from experimentation in the outskirts of northern England and in the Midlands in antithesis to the state of emptiness, darkness and disintegration of the period of the post-industrial punk crisis, which was characterised by a more solid identity, built through a methodical research far from anti-music and anti-punk style. This paper intends to draw a map of the English musical subculture of post-punk and new wave, showing how the process of cultural production born from the residential and industrial suburbs has rewritten a new geography of the storytelling. To this end, the centripetal displacement from the outskirt towards the centre can be understood under a double perspective. On the one hand, the geographical migration from the suburbs of Manchester and Sheffield redraws the map of cultural ferment and new artistic production. On the other hand, the narration of the binomial periphery/centre permeates the cultural imagination of this movement, which, over the years, has come to touch every sector of contemporary cultural industry and which, through continuous recalls and re-enactments, re-uses the same subcultural models under different guises.
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n13p57
title: Frank zappa e il '68 tedesco. Un paradosso transatlantico e un'accusa di provincialismo culturale = Frank Zappa, Germany, 1968. A transatlantic paradox and an accusation of cultural provincialism

description: FRANK ZAPPA, GERMANY, 1968. A transatlantic paradox and an accusation of cultural provincialism. Besides his autobiography, the rock guitarist and contemporary composer Frank Zappa (1940-1993) has disseminated his thinking through hundreds of highly articulate and seldom repetitive interviews. Published around the world by the international press since 1965, for almost thirty years, his statements, reflections, and analyses display a musicological, sociological, even semiotic and political approach not only to the arts, but to reality in the wider sense. Part of a broader research on his thinking, this paper aims to retrace Zappa's position towards the protest movement in late Sixties, not only in the USA but also in Europe. A key moment in the development of such position came when he played in West Berlin in 1968 with his band The Mothers of Invention. That concert provides a very good example of a cultural clash between the highly politicized German audience, with its believes and principles, and Zappa's personal visions for society and the way to improve it. That night the musician realized that ideas and actions implemented by the student protest in Europe, and above all in Germany, were the byproduct of a ‘cultural periphery' in the worst sense: a sort of provincial extension of the USA which had been culturally colonized by the American model of the ‘youth revolt', with local distortions and worsening. The crucial evolution of politics in the late Sixties both in Germany and in the USA, the social theories on youth developed during the Fifties and the Sixties, the influence and impact of Zappa's songs and lyrics during the late Sixties, and the reaction of European media to his statements, are here examined contextually to the unfortunate concert in Berlin and the evolution of Zappa's sociological and political theories developed after that controversial episode.
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n13p7
title: Segni tra vecchi beduini. Un'interpretazione epistolare di Benjamin = Signs between old Bedouins. An epistolary analysis of Benjamin

description: Signs between old Bedouins. An epistolary analysis of Benjamin. Walter Benjamin (1892-1940) and Gerhard Scholem (1897-1982) were bound by a deep friendship, intertwined since 1912 and continuing until 1940, when Benjamin committed suicide in Port Bou, terrified of being handed over to the Nazis. The two intellectuals, both of Jewish faith, made different existential choices: Benjamin remained in Germany until the racial persecution of the Nazi regime forced him to roam around Europe, while Scholem settled in Palestine and worked at the University of Jerusalem, where he could devote himself to the study of Jewish mysticism. The essay concerns the correspondence between the two scholars, particularly on Zionism, the proximity of Benjamin to the communism, the relationship with the scholars of the Institute of Social Research directed by Max Horkheimer and with Bertolt Brecht. On the background of the correspondence is clearly visible Benjamin's attempt not to give up his intellectual research and friendship, even though he was forced to look for marginal and peripheral places where he could survive in a Europe by then handed over to Hitler's wars.
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n13p91
title: Il fumetto cinese moderno tra centro e periferia = Modern Chinese Comics, between center and periphery

description: Modern Chinese Comics, between center and periphery. Until the XIX century, China considered itself as the center of the world, the "Middle Kingdom"(Zhongguo ??). However, due to intensifying and unavoidable exchanges with Western powers, the Middle Kingdom had to reconsider its cultural stance, having been confined the peripheries of the modern world. In this scenario, China developed both the lianhuanhua, its traditional form of graphic narrative, and the manhua, a new hybrid text with Western characteristics. The notions of "center" and "periphery" and their supposed dialectical relationship, as well as the definition(s) of comics, inform the selection of authors, works and events in the present essay. The main body of the article synthetically retraces the history of Chinese comics from its origins in the late XIX century to nowadays, according to a twofold perspective. While considering continuities and peculiarities of the intertextual dialogue between comics, novels and Opera, the study also underlines the significance of the West, Soviet Russia and Japan, as a positive or negative, explicit or implicit models. In conclusion, it offers an overview on the most recent phenomena in a long-term scenario.
DOI: 10.17632/v67vgvz642.1
title: Data for: Effects of the Medicaid Expansion on Low-Income Household Savings: Insights from the Affordable Care Act

description: March Supplements Current Population Survey (CPS) data from 2011 to 2016
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n13p121
title: Racconti dalle periferie d'Italia. Il ritorno al cinema della Suburra = Tales from the Italian suburbs. The return of the Suburra to the cinema

description: Tales from the Italian suburbs. The return of the Suburra to cinema. Prompted by thoughts and cues read in Stefano Cristante and Valentina Cremonesini's research La parte cattiva dell'Italia (2015) this paper aims to delve into the study of the media representation of specific Italian places through a comparative analysis of the national audiovisual imaginary. Given the deep connection between cinema and metropolitan scenarios (Abruzzese 2017; Brancato 2003), the setting is the key-concept to use in the selection of the movies and tv series with fictional narratives linked to the main metropolitan realities of our country: Milan, Rome, Naples and Palermo. Defining the setting in the iconic and hyperbolic terms of the suburbs, emerged in a first scan as having already been depicted as an element of growing importance in audiovisual Italian productions explicitly in relation with the territory, is the focus of this research. A definition required in order to compare different images of the Modern Cities (Benjamin 2007) of Italy and the possible stereotypes they could contain, with the objective to cross the dimension of landscapes at the borders of metropolitan areas with that of narrative genres. The distinction between drama and comedy of the sample of films and tv series set in the suburbs, produced and released in a time-frame that goes from the 1990s to nowadays, identifies a first level of breakdown of the elements contained in the audiovisual texts which, preluding to the necessity of a qualitative interrogation of them, mirrors the data of an increasing presence of the suburbs in the audiovisual imaginary of our country as much as the emergence of important quantitative and qualitative differences strictly correlated to the Italian place represented. More than the cinematographic and tv representation of Gomorrah the storytelling of the Roman suburbs is gaining in stature, seemingly committed to the restoration of its historical-cinematographical roots, in the face of a much more feeble and sporadic representation of the respective poles in Northern Italy and the insular reality of Sicily.
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n13p131
title: Gli sguardi degli altri. Rappresentazioni e autorappresentazioni dei migranti nel paesaggio urbano = The Gaze of the Other. Representations and Self-representations of Migrants in the Urban Landscape

description: The Gaze of the Other. Representations and Self-representations of Migrants in the Urban Landscape. The "being here" of the migrants acquires meaning only when related to the presence of somewhere "there", in a polyphonic relation. The dialectic of their gaze tends to withdraw in mainstream media speech. The Italian scenario, in this sense, is particularly significant, as it often abuses of the emergency frame: the Others are invaders, the diversity is a threat. The perception of and interaction with the urban landscape, then, reveals to be crucial: to explore alternative narratives could lead to a change of perception. Recently, Italian cinema has been concerned with these issues. Two examples are particularly meaningful: the Archivio delle Memorie Migranti productions, namely the collective film Benvenuti in Italia (2012) and Dagmawy Yimer's Va' Pensiero (2013), and Tumaranké (2018), a juxtaposition of videos made by thirty-eight young asylum seekers. Both modalities of self-representation seem to be extreme: strongly hetero-directed in the former case; strongly self-directed in the latter. This paper will discuss a third way of representing the relationship between diasporic subjects and urban landscape: a hetero-represented self-representation, that is, a process of hybridisation that tends to highlight the distance and irreconcilability of both approaches.
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n13p167
title: Empreendedorismo e ativismo cultural nas periferias brasileiras = Entrepreneurship and cultural activism in brazilian peripheries

description: Entrepreneurship and cultural activism in brazilian peripheries. Periferias, favelas, hills, areas of special interest, subnormal clusters, margins. There are several expressions used in Brazil to name regions of the city in order to demarcate their alterity in relation to the "centers". Place of the fault (of services, opportunities, public policies, State), of violence, of the "plundering" in opposition to the places of the city where the social life that matters. The peripheral regions have always been seen as places of "authenticity", of cultural richness, of the sonority of samba, of popular inventiveness, of struggle and resistance. In the last decade, this positive image has been fed by the diffusion and effervescence of artistic and cultural practices (hip hop, graffiti, sarahs, theater collectives, new dance styles, audiovisual production), as well as by a discursive regime aimed at celebrating "creative" abilities and the enterprising talents of its residents. In the context of neoliberal rationality, these supposedly "resilient" virtues became the model of "good practices". In the text, I propose to describe the peripheral cultural scene and its multiple assemblages, in the context of the profound transformations that occurred in Brazilian cities in the years of the governments of the Workers' Party. In particular argument about the emergence of a new figure of worker, the cultural entrepreneur activist and his "career would run," that is, the specific ways in which his work activities and militancy decline.
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n13p197
title: La strada dell'immaginazione porta al centro della realtà. Sogni medievali nell'inconscio contemporaneo. = The Path of Imagination Leads to the Center of Reality. Medieval Dreams in the Modern-Day Subconscious

description: The Path of Imagination Leads to the Center of Reality. Medieval Dreams in the Modern-Day Subconscious. The Somniale Danielis is a manual to dreams and their interpretations, the most popular of its kind in the Middle Ages and in the Renaissance. It consists of a list of dream symbols arranged in an alphabetical order, and interpreted as portending something good or evil for a dreamer. The system established both quick and easy access to terms, symbols, and their meanings, and functioned as a convenient guide to the interpretation of dreams. It serves, too, as an important tool for understanding medieval literary as well as other dreams, and for identifying and describing traditional dream images. The most remarkable fact about this dream dictionary is that the red thread of dream interpretation remains pretty much unchanged from antiquity to today. This is the very reason why it is used coherently by different poets and scientists in the Middle Ages and in the Renaissance. Indeed, interpreting one's own visions was thus a way to position human beings at the center of the universe, after centuries of confinement at the peripheries of creation. The more evident change in the history of dream interpretation occurred at the beginning of twentieth century, when Sigmund Freud started working on dreams considered as a potential tool to investigate the deepest part of our personality and our past, and not as a possible prediction of the future. But even after the birth of psychoanalysis, popular dream-books continued to be considered the best way to interpret dreams.
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n13p217
title: La periferia romana nel cinema contemporaneo: il luogo (simbolico) di contrasti ed esistenze difficili = Roman suburbia in contemporary cinema: the (symbolic) place of contrasts and difficult existences

description: Roman suburbia in contemporary cinema: the (symbolic) place of contrasts and difficult existences. Roman suburbia became the backdrop for numerous contemporary cinematographic works in which the dramatic lives of people are marked by events and dramas which condition their existence. In this context, the suburbia hasn't a marginal role, because it is a place that accompanies, breathes and absorbes events and circumstances charging itself with symbols and meanings. In fact, it leaves together with the characters of the movies studied in the paper, contributing to their definition. In particular, these movies are "Lo chiamavano Jeeg Robot" (2015), "Il più grande sogno" (2016), "Cuori puri" (2017), "Fortunata" (2017), "Il contagio" (2017), "Manuel" (2017), "La terra dell'abbastanza" (2018), "Dogman" (2018). The main purpose of the paper is to understand why roman suburbia is a "symbolic place", returned to the top of the cinematographic contemporary works.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.8180876.v1
title: Practitioner Perspectives Report May 15.pdf

description: This report is based on reflections generated during a scoping meeting with practitioners who work with children in relation to the topic of risk identification and radicalisation. This meeting was an initial scoping exercise to underpin a larger piece of research for a PhD inquiry: ‘Doing Risk’: Practitioner Interpretations of Risk of Childhood Radicalisation and The Implementation of the HM Government PREVENT Duty (2019).<br>
DOI: 10.1285/i22840753n13p245
title: Percorsi di Ricerca