reapxdev/zenodo-scraper huggingface dataset:
Micro-CT and OCT data of defleshing marks on human remains from a cooking pit, prehistoric Denmark: A BODY-POLITICS dataset
Authors: Hansen, K, Lauridsen, H, Eriksen, MH, Appleby, J, Henriksen, MB, Tollefsen, E, Hainsworth, S, Thomas, R, Snoeck, C
Type: Dataset
Published: 2026

<p><em>Overview</em></p>
<p><span>To reveal the micro morphology of cut marks, the skeletal element was imaged using x-ray micro computed tomography (micro-CT) and optical coherence tomography (OCT). <br><br></span></p>
<p><span>The datset consists of: </span></p>
<ul>
<li><span>A 2× binned and cropped version of the micro-CT data (2 GB, zip)</span></li>
<li><span>the OCT data (73 MB, zip)</span></li>
<li><span>interactive PDF files of surface renderings of three cut marks</span></li>
</ul>
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<p><span>Methods</span></p>
<p><span>The entire sample was micro-CT scanned using a CoreTOM system (TESCAN GROUP, Brno, Czech Republic) equipped with an integrating detector and using the following parameters: x-ray tube voltage = 80 kVp, x-ray tube power = 15 W, integration time = 400 ms, number of projections = 4283, spatial resolution = 0.08 mm isotropic, averages = 5, acquisition time = 9 h and 48 min. Following acquisition, x-ray projection images were reconstructed into tomography slices using the software Panthera (TESCAN GROUP, Brno, Czech Republic). For OCT a single potential cut mark was targeted and this depression was scanned using a TEL321C1/M 1300 nm spectral domain system (Thorlabs, Newton, NJ, USA) using the following parameters: scan area = 1.5 × 2.53 × 2.51 mm, spatial resolution = 0.03 × 0.03 × 0.0245 mm. Tomography slices acquired by micro-CT and OCT were further analyzed using ImageJ 1.50e and Amira version 5.3.3 to construct virtual profile slices and surface renderings of the cut marks. </span></p>
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Understanding the disagreement over bainite: nucleation control vs growth control
Authors: Van Landeghem, Hugo, Bregeault, Marion
Type: Dataset
Published: 2026

<p>This dataset contains the raw and processed data from in situ high energy X-ray diffraction (HEXRD) and laser scanning confocal microscopy experiments on model alloys representative of local composition variations found in pressure vessel steel. Each experiment is identified based on the Mo content of the alloy sample and on the type of cooling schedule following reaustenitization (continuous cooling at 1000°C.s-1 or 3000°C.s-1, or isothermal hold between 590°C and 430°C). </p>
#FreeTheNipple
Authors: Unknown Author
Type: Journal article
Published: 2026
Keywords: FreeTheNipple, body equality, bodily autonomy, gender equality, topfreedom, digital censorship, algorithmic bias, social media moderation, feminist activism, Lina Esco, human rights, First Amendment, Fourteenth Amendment, artistic freedom, sexual autonomy, reproductive freedom, trans rights, intersectionality, male gaze, algorithmic patriarchy, breastfeeding, Nyome Nicholas-Williams, Don't Delete Art, platform accountability, legal precedents, civil liberties, cultural representation, nude art, freedom of expression, social justice

This book documents the #FreeTheNipple movement from its origins in 2012 through 2026, compiling research from historical records, legal documents, media archives, activist documentation, and original reporting. It situates the movement within broader struggles for bodily autonomy, gender equality, and freedom from surveillance and control, analyzing its evolution, challenges, and future demands.
CRISPR-based gene drive systems alter the transcriptome in Anopheles gambiae mosquitoes (R scripts)
Authors: Bravo, Rafael, Nguyen, Christina, Carballar, Rebeca, James, Anthony, Pham, Thai, Lopez del Amo, Victor
Type: Technical note
Published: 2026

<p>ABSTRACT: CRISPR-based gene drive systems have emerged as promising strategies for mosquito<br>population control to reduce the impact of vector-borne diseases such as malaria. However, their<br>broader molecular impact on the mosquito transcriptome remains poorly understood. Here, we<br>performed a comprehensive RNA sequencing analysis of Anopheles gambiae gene drive (GD)<br>mosquitoes under three conditions: males fed with sugar, females fed with sugar, and females<br>fed with blood. Principal component analyses distinguished samples by sex and diet, while<br>differential expression analysis revealed genotype-specific transcriptional alterations. Most<br>importantly, several changes were unique to the GD mosquitoes, indicating that these alterations<br>stem from the gene drive cassette itself rather than target gene disruption. The mRNA transcripts<br>encoded by genes such as histone H1, ficolin-1, and E3 ubiquitin-protein ligase XIAP were<br>present in increased abundance across all conditions tested, suggesting a potential impact on<br>chromatin structure, immune function, and protein degradation pathways. These results highlight<br>molecular responses resulting from the engineered gene drive alleles, offering relevant insights<br>into their biological effects and potential implications for field implementation.</p>
Flare and Starspot-induced Variabilities of Red Dwarf Stars in the Open Cluster M37: Photometric Study on Stellar Magnetic Activity
Authors: Chang, Seo-Won, Byun, Yong-Ik, Hartman, Joel. D.
Type: Poster
Published: 2026
Keywords: red dwarf stars, stellar magnetic activity, flare and starspot-induced variabilities, open cluster M37

This poster presents an update on flare and rotational statistics of the open cluster M37 and further strong evidence that supports the classical age-rotation-activity paradigm. The study investigates the statistical properties of flare and starspot-induced variabilities of red dwarf stars in the cluster, particularly understanding magnetic activity phenomena that are seen in groups of stars with the same age and mass, and the correlations among activity indicators.
Au-delà du prompt : une méthode complète pour utiliser l'IA
Authors: Steffan, Loïc, Terii, garry
Type: Other
Published: 2026
Keywords: Intelligence artificielle, Méthodologie, Génération augmentée par récupération, Intégrité scientifique, Ingénierie de prompt, Orchestration multi-agents, Artificial intelligence, Methodology, Retrieval-augmented generation, Research integrity, Prompt engineering, Multi-agent orchestration

<p>Ce document est une ressource HTML interactive présentant une méthode structurée en sept étapes pour travailler de façon méthodique et reproductible avec des systèmes d'IA générative, destinée aux chercheurs, enseignants et professionnels de tous domaines. Le parcours part de la définition du besoin avant le choix de l'outil, passe par le cadrage de la question et la cartographie de son propre état de connaissance, puis aborde le sourçage (trois régimes de fondement des réponses : mémoire du modèle, recherche web en direct, et génération augmentée par récupération sur un corpus maîtrisé, avec des repères pour arbitrer entre contexte long, RAG statique, RAG dynamique et RAG agentique selon l'échelle de la tâche). Il traite ensuite l'interrogation du modèle (ingénierie de prompt, de contexte et de format), l'orchestration (agents séquentiels ou parallèles, gestion des dépendances, contrôle humain), l'industrialisation (passage d'un usage conversationnel à des chaînes versionnées, exécutables et reproductibles), et enfin la culture de l'inventivité. Le document met en avant le principe de séparation entre le patrimoine documentaire (conservé en formats ouverts et lisibles) et les outils, interchangeables par nature, et consacre une attention particulière à l'intégrité scientifique, notamment à l'obligation de déclarer tout usage substantiel de l'IA dans une production savante ou pédagogique. Une carte radiale interactive des liens transversaux entre concepts et un glossaire des termes techniques complètent l'ensemble, conçu à la fois comme support pédagogique et comme référentiel méthodologique personnel.</p>
Timing the Onset of Himalayan Anatexis: Insights from the Eocene Malakand Granite, Western Himalaya, Pakistan
Authors: Sarim, Muhammad, Ali, Mubasir, Zhang, Peng, Cheng, Xin, Shah, Faisal, Muhammad, Sajid, Muhammad, Yasir, Jan, Tayyab, Sher, Hasan, Ahmad, Hammad
Type: Dataset
Published: 2026

<p>Major and Trace, Isotopes and Geochronology Data for Malakand Granite, Pakistan.</p>
Оцінка матеріалів спеціального розслідування як елемент науково-методичного забезпечення судової гірничотехнічної експертизи
Authors: Puhach, Ivan, Kharchenko, Vitalii
Type: Conference paper
Published: 2026
Keywords: судова гірничотехнічна експертиза, матеріали спеціального розслідування, нещасний випадок на виробництві, вихідні дані, фактографічне ядро, трасування даних, перехресна верифікація, причинно-наслідкове моделювання, forensic mining engineering examination, special investigation materials, occupational accident investigation, data traceability, causal modelling

<p>У публікації обґрунтовано методичний підхід до оцінки матеріалів спеціального розслідування нещасних випадків і аварій у гірничій промисловості як джерела вихідних даних для судової гірничотехнічної експертизи. Запропоновано розглядати матеріали як систему подієво-часових, просторово-технічних, технологічно-організаційних, пояснювальних та аналітико-висновкових джерел, що мають різну придатність для реконструкції механізму події. Визначено поняття мінімально достатнього фактографічного набору та критерії належності, простежуваності походження даних, достовірності й достатності. Окрему увагу приділено трасуванню даних, перехресній верифікації за координатами часу, місця, дії та стану об’єкта, а також формуванню карти дефектів документування. Обґрунтовано, що дефекти вихідних матеріалів мають відображатися у висновку як технічно конкретизовані межі категоричності, а реконструкція події та причинно-наслідкове моделювання повинні спиратися на верифіковане фактографічне ядро.</p>
Analysis of Air Quality Evolution in the Basque Autonomous Community Using Radial Basis Function Interpolation and Unsupervised Learning
Authors: Hernández, Heber, Alberdi Celaya, Elisabete, ALVAREZ GONZALEZ, IRANTZU, Goti, Aitor, Alvarez, Luis, Oregi, Xabat
Type: Journal article
Published: 2026

<p>This study presents results from a spatial modeling and analysis process of six different air pollutants measured<br>over a ten-year period at up to forty-three monitoring stations located in the three provinces of the Basque Autonomous<br>Community (BAC) (Spain). The main objective was to generate detailed maps showing the evolution of these pollutants<br>that cover the entire area using geostatistical techniques. These maps are intended to serve as a basis for both short-term and<br>medium-term environmental studies, while also examining how pollutant levels have changed before and after the COVID-<br>19 pandemic era. Additionally, the paper explores the factors that may explain the differences observed during these two<br>periods. To further analyze the spatial patterns, the study employs the Fuzzy C-Means clustering algorithm to partition the<br>region into four distinct zones based on the concentrations of key pollutants: PM10, NO2, and O3. These pollutants were<br>selected due to their high sampling density, spatial coverage, and complementary sources (traffic emissions, combustion<br>processes, and ozone photochemistry), making them representative indicators of the region’s atmospheric state. The<br>findings reveal significant changes in air quality during the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly in NO2, Benzene, and<br>CO levels, which sharply declined due to reduced vehicular traffic. However, the behavior of PM10 and O3 was more<br>complex, influenced by diverse sources and atmospheric chemistry. The reduction in NO2 emissions during lockdowns<br>led to a counterintuitive increase in O3 concentrations in some areas, highlighting the non-linear responses of atmospheric<br>systems to emission changes. This study underscores the importance of multi-faceted air quality management strategies<br>that account for the intricate interplay of different emission sources and atmospheric processes. The insights gained from<br>this unique period should inform the development of more effective, evidence-based air quality policies for a healthier<br>and more sustainable future.</p>
Green ERA-Hub Living Archive - Entering a Transnational Call from a Widening Country
Authors: Green ERA-Hub Consortium
Type: Report
Published: 2026
Keywords: Green ERA-Hub, Living Archive, Widening & Outreach, Widening Participation, Transnational Research, Horizon Europe, Consortium Building, Brokerage Events, Capacity Building, Research Funding

<p>This resource forms part of the Green ERA-Hub Living Archive, developed within the Horizon Europe Green ERA-Hub Coordination and Support Action (CSA). The Living Archive provides a curated collection of practical guidance, tools, templates and examples designed to support funders, programme managers and research organisations in planning, implementing and improving transnational research and innovation (R&I) collaboration. Resources are organised around four thematic areas: Funding Modalities, Research Prioritisation, Monitoring, Evaluation and Impact Assessment (MEIA), and Widening & Outreach.</p>
<p>This practical example illustrates a typical first participation pathway for a research organisation from a Widening country entering a transnational research and innovation funding call. Drawing on experience from ERA-NETs and Green ERA-Hub initiatives, it follows the journey from initial awareness of a funding opportunity through brokerage events, consortium building, proposal preparation and successful participation in an international collaborative project. The resource highlights the actions taken, challenges encountered, lessons learned and factors that contributed to successful engagement, together with practical recommendations that organisations can adapt to their own circumstances. It is intended to support research organisations, funding agencies and research support professionals in strengthening widening participation, reducing barriers to international collaboration and building long-term capacity for participation in transnational research funding programmes.</p>
Spatially resolved multiomics of human meninges development reveal lineage and disease dynamics – AnnData objects
Authors: To, Ken, Pett, Jan Patrick, Teichmann, Sarah
Type: Dataset
Published: 2026

<div>The meninges are increasingly recognised as key stromal and immune niches supporting cranial development. Here we constructed a paired single-nuclei RNA and ATAC atlas of human meningeal development from 6–21 post-conception weeks across cranial regions. By integrating spatial transcriptomics, we resolved cell types across meningeal layers. Our multiomic atlas defines gene regulatory networks underlying blood–brain barrier endothelial identity during development. Within immune compartments, the data support a yolk-sac origin for meningeal myeloid lineages, including perivascular macrophages primed for barrier immunity. We present two analytical tools: Nichefinder, for spatial label transfer and proximity analysis, and cell2home, for inferring chemotactic signalling. Using cell2home, we identify interactions potentially driving B cell migration from cranial marrow into prenatal meninges. We studied Trisomy 21, and observed reduced fibroblast chemokine expression with enhanced JAK–STAT signalling. Together, this work provides a developmental atlas of the human meninges and defines cellular and regulatory programs shaping early barrier immunity.</div>
ARRUMAÇÃO DE LEITO NEONATAL (POSICIONAMENTO): VÍDEO PASSO A PASSO
Authors: Ribeiro do Nascimento, Mayra, Carneiro, Michele, Santos, Rebeca, Pereira da Cunha, Renally, da Silva, Laura Johanson, de Carvalho Magalhães, Juliana
Type: Video/Audio
Published: 2026-08-03
Keywords: Arrumação do Leito

<p>Esta produção técnica foi desenvolvido para a conclusão da disciplina ''Enfermagem na Atenção à Saúde do Recém-Nascido'', da Universidade Federal do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (UNIRIO) - Escola de Enfermagem Alfredo Pinto (EEAP). </p>
<p>A produção contou com o apoio da equipe da UTI NEONATAL do Hospital Universitário Gafreé-Guinlé (HUGG) para a confecção do vídeo de montagem do leito na UTI-NEO. </p>
<p>O objetivo do material é: instruir profissionais na montagem do leito neonatal, visando o posicionamento correto do recém-nascido. Para tal, o matrial foi elaborado em formato de vídeo instrucional de montagem do leito, com as respectivas narrações e legendas - e ainda, o mesmo contém um instrumento institucional em formato de passo a passo, bem como os materiais necessários para sua realização. </p>
Nature-based Solutions for coastal erosion
Authors: A-AAGORA
Type: Video/Audio
Published: 2026-05-31

<p>The video “A-AAGORA | Welcome to the Associated Regions – Part 4: Nature-based Solutions” presents the coastal monitoring and nature-based solution activities developed within A-AAGORA’s Irish Demonstration Area. It explains how Cork County Council and University College Cork are working together to improve understanding of coastal erosion and flooding and strengthen evidence-based decision-making. The video highlights the monitoring of storms, waves and interactions between beaches, dunes, surrounding areas and local communities, as well as the assessment of existing hard protection structures. This scientific knowledge supports the development of more sustainable nature-based approaches designed to protect both coastal populations and biodiversity and to assist local authorities in responding to future coastal-management challenges.</p>
BIC25 Panel 4: Global Regulatory Coordination Strategies for Digital Currencies
Authors: University of Florence, Department of Economics and Management, BABEL - Blockchains and Artificial Intelingence for Business, Economics and Law, European Banking Institute
Type: Video/Audio
Published: 2026-05-09
Keywords: BIC25, regulatory coordination, CBDC, stablecoins, deposit tokens, cross-border payments, digital assets, private international law, global governance, tokenisation

<p>Recording of Panel 4 of the III BABEL International Conference (BIC25), "Forging Digital Money in the Tokenisation Era: Reshaping Legal Tender?", held at the University of Florence on 8–10 May 2025 and organised by BABEL — Blockchains and Artificial intelligence for Business, Economics and Law (Department of Economics and Management, University of Florence) in collaboration with the European Banking Institute (EBI).</p>
<p>Panel 4, chaired by Professor Rosa Giovanna Barresi, closed the second day by lifting the discussion to the global level: how should regulators coordinate across borders in a world where stablecoins are moving beyond payments into corporate debt? Professor Ross Buckley opened with a governance lesson drawn from AI adoption: institutions deploy technology first and think about governing it second, when the two must proceed in parallel — and cross-border arrangements demand an upfront choice between platform-wide and transaction-based governance. Professor Shuji Kobayakawa mapped the quiet momentum behind wholesale CBDCs across Asia, from Indonesia's Project Garuda to Project Nexus, and drew a sharp line between deposit tokens, anchored in the soundness of bank balance sheets, and stablecoins, whose reserve treatment varies markedly across jurisdictions. Professor Poonam Puri told the Canadian story: the Quadriga collapse as catalyst, and a federated system of thirteen securities regulators that nonetheless delivered a swift, coordinated response through existing securities law.</p>
<p>Professor Teresa Rodríguez de las Heras Ballell brought the debate down to its legal foundations, presenting the notion of controllable electronic records and arguing that questions of sale, pledge and enforcement of digital assets cannot be answered until private law itself is equipped for them. Professor Deepankar Roy traced India's regulatory arc — from the 2018 banking ban through its reversal by the Supreme Court to today's taxation and AML framework — alongside the e-rupee's expanding use cases. Dr Jürgen Schaaf concluded with the distributional consequences of a Bitcoin that "rises forever": even under the rosiest scenario, early holders retain wealth that latecomers can never recover — redistribution without wealth creation.</p>
<p>Session held on Friday, 9 May 2025, Sala Convegni 0.18, Building D6, Social Sciences Campus, University of Florence. Duration: 1 h 33 min. Language: English.</p>
DEMO IE Living lab
Authors: A-AAGORA
Type: Video/Audio
Published: 2026-05-31

<p>The video “A-AAGORA | Welcome to the Associated Regions – Part 3: Demo IE Living Lab Approach” presents the community-led biodiversity restoration activities developed at Harper’s Island, the A-AAGORA Irish Demonstration Area in Cork Harbour. It highlights the long-standing partnership between Cork County Council, University College Cork and the local community, which has supported the management and ecological restoration of the nature reserve through a bottom-up approach. The video explains how A-AAGORA provides resources to strengthen ongoing restoration activities and uses interviews and workshops to document the community’s 20-year journey, including its challenges, successes and lessons learned. This knowledge is intended to support the replication and upscaling of similar community-based restoration initiatives while reinforcing trust, participation and cooperation among communities, local authorities and public bodies.</p>
Ocean Literacy driving behaviour change
Authors: A-AAGORA
Type: Video/Audio
Published: 2026-05-31

<p>This video presents the A-AAGORA Ocean Literacy solution, demonstrating how education, community engagement, and collaborative action can empower citizens to protect and restore coastal and marine ecosystems. Developed and tested through Living Labs across the Atlantic and Arctic, the approach brings together academia, industry, public authorities, civil society, schools, and local communities to promote long-term behavioural change. The video showcases a range of activities, including beach clean-ups, school programmes, habitat restoration as outdoor learning spaces, creative workshops using marine litter, and interactive digital tools that foster understanding of ocean systems and the impacts of everyday choices. It also highlights practical guidance for replicating the approach by building local partnerships, supporting educators, engaging communities, and monitoring progress to continuously improve activities. </p>