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    The Armenian Gospel Palimpsest M 10362

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    “The Armenian Gospel Palimpsest M 10362”, Manuscript Cultures in the Caucasus, Hamburg

    GGS – UHH Geschlechtergerechte Sprache an der Universität Hamburg

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    2024 wurden mit einer Umfrage im Rahmen des Projekts "GGS – UHH Geschlechtergerechte Sprache an der Universität Hamburg" (gefördert vom Frauenförderfonds der UHH) Daten zu Kenntnissen, Gebrauch, Einstellungen und Erfahrungen des geschlechtergerechten Sprachgebrauchs an der Universität Hamburg erhoben. Die Daten wurden aufbereitet und werden hier zusammen mit einer Textversion der Umfrage, einer Dokumentation der Umfrage und einer Handreichung zur Nutzung der Daten (Excel) ausschließlich für wissenschaftliche Zwecke zur Verfügung gestellt

    Finkeldey 2025, Distortion through conservation.

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    Repository for the article ‘Distortion through conservation : Variation in XRF data due to chemical alterations from old and new conservation methods on bronze objects.’ This repository contains the complete measurement data (p-XRF, LIBS, microscopy, 3D profiles) and processed correction data of the hoard finds Fahrdorf, Kr. Schleswig-Flensburg, LA 105 and Schellhorn (Scharsdorf), Kr. Plön, LA 37. The data was collected in 2023 and 2024 as part of my master's thesis ‘Traces of craftsmanship in metal - X-ray fluorescence-based analysis of the two Bronze Age hoard inventories from Schellhorn and Fahrdorf (Schleswig-Holstein).’ at the Schleswig-Holstein State Museum of Archaeology Schloss Gottorf. The article was conceived on the basis of the conference presentation and feedback at the ‘Conference Methodological Innovations in P-XRF-Studies (MeIn pXRF)’ 2024 in Vienna. (https://vias.univie.ac.at/projekte/conference-methodological-innovations-in-p-xrf-studies/) For questions or further enquiries please contact me

    SAVI-Space

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    This dataset was published as part of SAVI Space—combinatorial encoding of the billion-size synthetically accessible virtual inventory (Korn, M., Judson, P., Klein, R. et al.,Sci Data (12) 1064, 2025) and holds the combinatorial chemical fragment space of the Synthetically Accessible Virtual Inventory (SAVI) Database. The combinatorial fragment space is optimized for fast fingerprint similarity search with SpaceLight (Bellmann et al. J. Chem. Inf. 460 Model. 61 2020), and for fast maximum-common-substructure search with SpaceMACS (Schmidt et al., J. Chem. Inf. Model. 62 (9) 2133–2150, 2022), available at https://software.zbh.uni-hamburg.de. Besides the chemical fragment space mimic the SAVI-Lib-2020 (SAVI-Space-2020-Librules) there is a updated version based on adapted rules called SAVI-Space-2020, and the Enamine Building Blocks (June 2024) called SAVI-Space-2024. Additional, the preprocessed building blocks of the SAVI-Space-2020-Librules and SAVI-Space-2020 are available. The SAVI-Space-2020(SAVI-Lib-Rules) is available as Database file (SAVI-Space-2020-Librules.tfsdb) and can be opened with SpaceLight Version 1.2.3 available at https://software.zbh.uni-hamburg.de. The SAVI-Space-2020 and SAVI-Space-2024 are available as space files (SAVI-Space-{2020,2024}.space) and can be opened with the SpaceLightN Version 1.3.0 and SpaceMACS Version 1.1.0 also available at https://software.zbh.uni-hamburg.de. Note: SpaceLight and SpaceLightN refer to different versions of the tool. ℹ Info: This version of SAVI-Space isn’t fully optimized for SpaceMACS and needs more RAM than usual. Please allocate at least 64 GB for a successful run

    The Sign Language Dataset Compendium

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    The Sign Language Dataset Compendium provides an overview of digital resources for signed languages suitable for research. The compendium covers both corpora and lexical resources. It also provides an overview of commonly used data collection tasks and in which corpora they were used. For those looking for datasets for a specific language, a language index is provided. A dynamic web version of the Compendium can be found at https://doi.org/10.25592/dgs.sld

    Assessing the Potential of GenAI for Visual Content Creation for Influencer Marketing

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    The uploaded zip file contains all data, code, and the publication (manuscript + appendix) for the paper "Assessing the Potential of GenAI for Visual Content Creation for Influencer Marketing"

    Kt 94/k 602 (X-Ray Tomography 3D data of an Enveloped Clay Tablet, Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, Ankara)

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    Written Artefact Metadata Object type: Enveloped clay tablet Material: Clay Writing: Cuneiform writing Language: Old Assyrian Nature of the text: Letter Provenience: Kanesh (mod. Kültepe) Period/Date: Old Assyrian (ca. 1920-1850 BCE) Country of discovery: Türkiye Dimensions: Height: 5.5 cm; Width: 5.2 cm; Depth: 3.1 cm Museum/Collection: Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, Ankara, Türkiye Excavation number: Kt 94/k 602 Publication number (envelope): KT 6d, 801 Transliteration of the tablet in the envelope 1a-na dam-gàrri-im ù 2E-lá-lí : qí-bi-ma 3a-na dam-gàrri-im qí-bi-ma 4um-ma In-ba-A-šùr-ma 55 lá ¼? túg ku-ta-ni sig5 610 túg lu ša A-ki-dí-e 7lu ša Ha-ra-hu-ur 82 anše ṣa-lá-mu 9mì-ma a-nim lo.e.10a-ra-dí-a-kum rev.1110 túg wa-at-ru-ma 12a-na ta-ší-a-tí-im 13a-dí Ha-hi-im : a-dí-in 14kù-babbar ša šé-bu-lim : a-na 15pá-ni-a : šé-bi4-lam ṣa-he-er-/tám 16ša 5 gín kù-babbar šé-bi4-lam 17°lá°-ma : i-na Ha-hi-im 18i-na dutuši En-um-A-šùr 19ur-da-ni : ú-nu-tí i-na 20é-gallim : ú-ṣa-am : 2 u4-me-/e 21e-ma-ru-a : i-nu-hu-ma u.e.22a-na Tí-mì-il5-ki-a 23a-sá-ri-dam : a-hi a-ta le.e.24té-er-ta-kà : a-pá-ni-a 25li-li-kam, supplementary tablet: 1túghi-tù sig5 diri 2mì-lik : túghi-tí-kà 3mì-lik. Translation of the tablet in the envelope Say to the creditor and Elālī; say to the creditor: thus (says) Inba-Aššur. 5 minus ¼ kutānum-textiles of good quality, 10 textiles either from Akkad or from Harahur, 2 black donkeys, I am bringing you all this. I gave 10 textiles extra for the transport costs until Hahhum. Send me the silver of the consignment by the next caravan. Send me (also) small goods worth 5 shekels of silver. Before being in Hahhum, the day Ennum-Aššur came down, my goods came out of the palace. During two days my donkeys suffered, so I will drive them to Timilkiya. You are my brother, let your report come to me. Structure and data 00_Photos.zip: Photos of the enveloped tablet from all sides. 94k602a photos.docx 94k602aLe.jpg 94k602aLoe.jpg 94k602aOb.jpg 94k602aRe.jpg 94k602aRev.jpg 94k602aUe.jpg 01_VolumeData.zip: 3D tomographic reconstruction volume data. 006_94k602_reconstruction_crop.nxs 02_Visualisations.zip: Geometry files of the tablet and envelope (.ply) and internal format files (.exa). 006_94k602_4.exa 006_94k602_4_medianw_0.015_32_8_-0.25_5.exa 006_94k602_4_medianw_0.015_32_8_-0.25_5_32_0.5_2.exa 006_94k602_envelope.ply 006_94k602_tablet1.ply 006_94k602_tablet2.ply 03_Scripts.zip: Scripts to run the extraction and visualisation software Exavis42. 006_94k602_extract.sh 006_94k602_visualise.s

    Disentangling Antisemitic Attitudes Among Muslim Communities in Germany: Religious Underpinnings or Regional Socialization Effects? Insights from the MiD Study

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    Numerous studies confirm that both traditional and Israel-related antisemitism is more widespread among Muslims than in German society on average. Nevertheless, there is disagreement among researchers on how to interpret these results. Some studies point to the role of immigrants' regions of origin and socialization, particularly regarding those from the Arab world. Indeed, surveys indicate that the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) is currently a stronghold of antisemitism, with an impact not only on the attitudes of Muslims but also on those of non-Muslim minorities. This “origin hypothesis” is frequently invoked to downplay the importance of religious factors, but such conclusions are challenged by findings from studies that show a clear link between antisemitism, frequent mosque attendance, and religious fundamentalism, regardless of an individual's regional background. That said, these competing explanations have rarely been systematically tested in Germany, and if so, then on the basis of a small database. Our study aims to fill this research gap by analyzing pooled data from representative surveys of the German general population (n = 17 441) that contains large oversamples of Migrant and Muslim populations. The surveys were conducted between 2021 and 2024 within the framework of the multi-wave study “Menschen in Deutschland” (MiD). The data allows us to examine whether differences in antisemitic attitudes between Muslims and non-Muslims persist when controlling for their region of origin, and whether religious beliefs and practices constitute a major driver of antisemitic attitudes among Muslims

    EEG Face SSVEP sight-recovery individuals

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    Code for the statistical analyses, figures, and the anonymized, pre-processed spectral data from the publication: " Impaired rapid neural face categorization after reversing long-lasting congenital blindness" published in xxx See README file for details

    Data for: Higher-order visual location learning does not explain multisensory enhancement of sound localization

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    This file contains the raw data associated with the study "Higher-order visual location learning does not explain multisensory enhancement of sound localization" by Patrick Bruns, Hubert R. Dinse, and Brigitte Röder. The study has been accepted for publication in the European Journal of Neuroscience. In the experiment, participants performed a sound localization task before (pretest) and after (posttest) an exposure phase in which unimodal visual stimuli (red LEDs) were presented at the loudspeaker locations (100 stimuli per loudspeaker location). In the pre- and posttest, participants used a hand pointer to indicate the perceived azimuthal location of 1000 Hz tones that were presented with a duration of 30 ms from six different loudspeaker locations spanning ±22.5° in 9° increments (15 trials per location)

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