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Results of replica exchange Monte Carlo simulations of the SARS-CoV-2 nucleocapsid protein in a one-bead-per-residue representation
Data behind the research article titled "Conformational ensemble of the full-length SARS-CoV-2 nucleocapsid (N) protein based on molecular simulations and SAXS data" by Bartosz Różycki and Evzen Boura (Biophysical Chemistry 288: 106843, 2022, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bpc.2022.106843)</p
Electrochemical data for hydrogenated titania nanotubes electrodes modified with M13 bacteriophages
Szot-Karpińska, K. Electrochemical data for hydrogenated titania nanotubes electrodes modified with M13 bacteriophages. The data shows; differential pulse voltammograms and cyclic voltammetry measured for different concentrations of M13 phage and E.coli bacteria in the presence of 1-1'-ferrocenedimethanol; cyclic voltammograms for different concentrations of M13 phage in phasphate buffer saline.</p
Data for the manuscript entitled "Leveraging resonant frequencies of an optical cavity for spectroscopic measurement of gas temperature and concentration"
Data set related to the publication D. Lisak et al. "Leveraging resonant frequencies of an optical cavity for spectroscopic measurement of gas temperature and concentration" Phys. Rev. Lett. (2025).Link to related publication: https://doi.org/10.1103/2jz1-dr5lDOI: 10.1103/2jz1-dr5lThe author accepted manuscript is also available on arXiv: https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.17660The data is available under a CC BY 4.0 license.Raw spectroscopic data were collected in 2023 at temperature 296 K and pressures between 0.05 and 20 kPa using the Pound–Drever–Hall locked, frequency-stabilized cavity enhanced spectrometer. Part of the data were refrenced to the optical frequency comb. The cavity mode-dispersion spectroscopy (CMDS) technique was used to measure the transitions from the carbon monoxide (3-0) band. Deposited data were created in 2025.Deposited data:Data_T_LRT.csv - file with the differences, (T_LRT - T_C)/K, between temperatures from LRT, T_LRT, and the gas temperature from a contact thermometer, T_C, of 296.00(3) K obtained for spectral lines of CO (3-0) band line pairs having line indexes m1 and m2. This data was used in Fig. 3 of the related publication.Data_n_spec.csv - file with the ratios, n_sp/n_meas, of gas concentrations obtained from spectroscopy, n_sp, and from the reference gas pressure and temperature measurements, n_meas, for various gas pressures, p_meas and spectral line used denoted by line index m. This data was used in Fig. 4 of the related publication.</p
ECG device performance testing according to international standards
In order to establish the conformity of the ADS1298ECGFE-PDK device with the ECG standard PN-EN 60601-2-25 p. 201, the following measurements were carried out:1.Input impedance (12.4.103) (should be greater than 2.5 MΩ) - files 13111-13119 and 13121-13129.2.ECG path sensitivity (12.4.104) (should be changed stepwise with an accuracy of 5% in the presence of differential and common voltage of ±300 mV) - files 14111-14119.3.Resistance to overdrive (12.4.105.2)(differential voltage of 1 V for 10 s) - files 41111-41119 and 42111-42119.4.Noise level (12.4.106.1)(at with only the mains filter switched on, should not exceed 30 uV) - files 91110-91119.5.Channel crosstalk (12.4.106.2)(should not exceed an amplitude of 0.5 mm at normal sensitivity, i.e., 2% of the amplitude of the given signal multiplied by the set sensitivity) - files 61111-61119.6. Frequency response (12.4.107.1)(in the frequency range up to 150 Hz) - high frequency (A): files 15111-15119, 15121-15129 and 24111-24119; high frequency (E): files 21111-21119 and 21211-21219; low frequency: files 22111-22119.7. Linearity and range of transfer (12.4.107.2)(should be ensured in each lead for 20 mV with an accuracy of 5% over the entire width of the recording field, also in the presence of a common or differential voltage of 300 mV of any polarity) - files 101111-101119.</p
High coordination-solvent bathing for efficient crystallization of MA-free triple halide perovskite solar cells
Many high-performance perovskite solar cells (PSCs) rely heavily on halogenated antisolvent methods, hampering their potential commercialization. In this work, the industry-compatible dimethyl sulfide (DMS) solvent, which coordinates strongly with the metal cation, is used in a bathing approach to investigate the crystallization of triple halide perovskites. The resulting thin films are more uniform exhibiting preferential crystal growth in the (001) direction (perpendicular to the substrate) and large grains of 444 ± 122 nm compared to 421 ± 147 nm for the reference films. Moreover, the electron diffusion length and lifetimes are enhanced from 1 to 3 μm and from 551 to 1050 ns, respectively, compared to the reference film. The champion solar cell based on our approach exhibits a power conversion efficiency (PCE) of 20.6%, comparable to the conventional lab-scale counterpart at 21.4%. Additionally, the long-term stability of our devices shows that 88% (similar to the reference at 93%) of the initial performance is retained after 60 days at room temperature with 60% relative humidity.</p
Data from discrete choice experiment on regenerative organic agriculture in Poland
This database contains data from discrete choice experiment (DCE) and accompanying survey that were conducted in Poland between January 2024 and May 2024. The aim of DCE was to study the preferences of Polish cereals producers for converting to organic farming with regenerative agricultural practices. The DCE was conducted among farmers who focus on producing cereals. The accompanying survey includes data on socio-economic aspects of sample farms and farmers. It also includes answers on attitudinal questions within Value-Belief-Norm theory framework. These questions were on 1-7 Likert scale. Data were collected by professional inspectors (face-to-face manner) between between January 2024 and May 2024. All monetary values are provided in PLN</p
Research data for: Quantum-inspired evolutionary optimization of SLMoS2 two-phase structures
Research data for paper Quantum-inspired evolutionary optimization of SLMoS2 two-phase structures</p
Application of FPM to numerical modeling of heat transfer in two-dimensional tissue subjected to a moving laser beam
This dataset contains numerical results obtained from simulations of thermal processes in biological tissue exposed to laser irradiation. The data were generated using the Finite Pointset Method (FPM) applied to the two-dimensional Pennes bioheat equation. The calculations were performed with a custom-developed program written in MATLAB. The files include temperature distributions in the tissue under different laser beam powers and scanning velocities, as well as variations in perfusion rate and scattering coefficient depending on tissue damage. The dataset can be used to analyze heat transfer in biological tissue, validate numerical methods, and support further studies on laser–tissue interactions.</p
Synergistic toxicity of some cyanobacterial oligopeptides to physiological activities of Daphnia magna (Crustacea)
Dane na temat oddziaływania metabolitów sinicowych na Daphnia magna</p
SWV voltammograms of allicin and S-allylcysteine
The database involves voltammograms recorded using square wave voltammetry (SWV) of allicin and S-allylcysteine solutions of different concentrations. The data were recorded with a three-electrode system, comprising a working electrode - carbon paste electrode, an AgCl reference electrode and a Pt measuring electrode. The files contain recorded currents [μA] as a function of gradually changing potential [V], corrected by the base signal, i.e. the background of the phosphate buffer used for the research.Data contains a ReadMe.txt file.Baza zawiera woltamperogramy zarejestrowane techniką woltamperometrii fali prostokątnej (SWV) dla roztworów allicyny oraz S-allilocysteiny o różnych stężeniach. Dane zarejestrowano przy pomocy układu trójelektrodowego składającego się z elektrody pracującej - elektrody z pasty węglowej, elektrody referencyjnej AgCl oraz elektrody pomiarowej Pt. Pliki zawierają zarejestrowane sygnały w postaci natężenia prądu [μA] jako funkcję stopniowo zmieniającego się potencjału [V], skorygowane o sygnał bazowy – tło buforu fosforanowego używanego do badań.Dane zawierają plik ReadMe.txt.</p