The dataset describes an analysis of benthic macroinvertebrate communities from the Someșul Cald, Someșul Rece, and Someșul Mic rivers in 2020, across 23 sampling stations. It includes: a list of sampling sites with associated environmental characteristics (Table R1); a list of identified benthic invertebrate taxa with details on their assignment to ecological guilds (Table R2); taxonomic and functional diversity indices and water quality indices calculated for the dataset (Table R3); and zoobenthic indicator taxa with respect to elevation, human impact, and sediment structure (Table R4).
The dataset is supporting the research paper: Cîmpean Mirela, Szekeres Edina, Teban-Man Adela, Coman Cristian, Battes Karina P., Taxonomic and Functional Diversity of River Invertebrates Along a Human Impact Gradient (to be submitted)
This dataset accompanies the manuscript "Nitrogen reduction by nanostructure-supported ruthenium catalysts" by Doukeh et al. It includes output files from DFT calculations performed using the Gaussian software package on ruthenium, iron, and cobalt catalytic complex models potentially involved in reduction of molecular nitrogen to ammonia, hydroazine - or transformation to nitrate.
Content of the dataset: raw data - docking calculations files, experimental spectra of myoglobin interaction with ligands (UV-vis, fluorescence, proton NMR)
Supported manuscript: Spectroscopic Evaluation of the Interaction of Myoglobin with Biomedically Relevant Compounds, by Alexandra Mânzat, Nicoleta Andrian, Cezara Zăgrean-Tuza, Dan Porumb, Radu Silaghi-Dumitrescu
For a full description see the following paper, where everything is cleanly and clearly explained Tufisi, C.; Rusu, C.V.; Gillich, N.; Pop, M.V.; Hamat, C.O.; Sacarea, C.; Gillich, G.-R. Determining the Severity of Open and Closed Cracks Using the Strain Energy Loss and the Hill-Climbing Method. Appl. Sci. 2022, 12, 7231. https://doi.org/10.3390/app12147231
Research data for the manuscript of “Early adaptive response to doxorubicin in B16.F10 melanoma spheroids involves stress-associated transcriptional reprogramming and pro-survival microenvironmental remodeling”
These data represent:
1) Other materials (methods description and supplementary figures)
2) Table 1. RT-qPCR Primers sequences.
3) Table 2. All DEGs.
4) Table 3.1 GO and 3.2. KEGG analysis results.
5) Table 5. DEG in selected processes.
6) GSEA analysis
Membrii Senatului Universității din Cluj pentru perioada 1919-1948. Date extrase din Anuarul Universității din Cluj și din procesele-verbale ale Senatului Universității.
The supplementary materials provided in the repository support the transparency, reproducibility and robustness of the bibliometric analysis conducted in the manuscript “Political Legacies and Sustainability Education: A Bibliometric Analysis of Education for Sustainable Development Research in Higher Education.” The repository includes: (1) the full search strings used to retrieve data from Web of Science and Scopus databases, detailing all keywords, Boolean operators and filtering criteria applied, thereby enabling replication of the data collection process; (2) a .txt file containing the complete database of publications associated with higher education institutions from EU countries without a communist political legacy; and (3) a .txt file containing the corresponding database of publications from EU countries with an ex-communist political history. Both datasets consist of bibliographic records exported from the selected databases and structured according to the criteria described in the methodology, allowing direct comparison between the two corpora. Together, these materials ensure full access to the underlying data and methodological design of the study, facilitating reproducibility, transparency and further research on sustainability education and the influence of political legacies on academic knowledge production.
Supporting data for: Daniel Gagiu, Vlad Popovici, MULTIPOZIȚIONALITATE ȘI REȚELE SOCIALE: ASTRA, SISTEMUL FINANCIAR-BANCAR ȘI ELITA POLITICĂ ROMÂNEASCĂ ÎN COMITATUL CARAȘ-SEVERIN (1900-1918) [Multipositionality and social networks: Astra, the financial-banking system and the Romanianpolitical elite in Caraș-Severin County (1900-1918)]
This dataset contains geographical annotations with information concerning the teachers employed the Beiuș High School between 1829 and 1928. An 1856 map of the Habsburg Empire (General-Karte Der Oesterreichischen Monarchie von J. Scheda) was used to illustrate the birthplace, primary, secondary, and superior education of the 144 teachers employed at the high school. Supported publications: Forthcoming
This dataset contains geographical annotations with the birthplace of the students who attended the Beiuș High School between 1829 and 1928. The dataset was constructed, as in the case of the main dataset with the students, based on student files, lists of students, and other primary documents. The geographical coordinates of 7,133 birthplaces were established. Supported publications: Forthcoming
