1,605 research outputs found
Co-authorship network dataset on psoriasis research papers from Medline database (1942-2013).
No full textA ".xlsx" file which provides data used by Gregorio González-Alcaide & collaborators in the article “Evolution of cooperation patterns in psoriasis research: co-authorship network analysis of papers in Medline (1942-2013).” The worksheet “labels” describes every variable. The worksheet “dataset” presents the following data:
PMID: PubMed Identifier for indexed documents in Pubmed used for the study. PMIDs do not change over time or during processing and are never reused.
DP: Date that the article was published.
FAU: Author name for articles published. From 2002 forward, the full author name of authors is provided, if available.
FAU-Revised: Author name after cleansing process. A standardization process of the variations in signatures from single authors was carried out. The main discrepancies we found were caused by one or more first or last names being included, the authors’ first names being either spelled out or abbreviated to the initials, and typos
Co-authorship network dataset on psoriasis research papers from Medline database (1942-2013).
No full textA ".xlsx" file which provides data used by Gregorio González-Alcaide & collaborators in the article “Evolution of cooperation patterns in psoriasis research: co-authorship network analysis of papers in Medline (1942-2013).” The worksheet “labels” describes every variable. The worksheet “dataset” presents the following data:
PMID: PubMed Identifier for indexed documents in Pubmed used for the study. PMIDs do not change over time or during processing and are never reused.
DP: Date that the article was published.
FAU: Author name for articles published. From 2002 forward, the full author name of authors is provided, if available.
FAU-Revised: Author name after cleansing process. A standardization process of the variations in signatures from single authors was carried out. The main discrepancies we found were caused by one or more first or last names being included, the authors’ first names being either spelled out or abbreviated to the initials, and typos
Forner-Alcaide 5 and Forner-Alcaide 13: Two New Citrus Rootstocks Released in Spain
No full textThe search for new citrus rootstocks with better performance than those currently used is the major aim of the citrus industry in many countries. New diseases, the spread of known diseases, and citrus culture under different environmental conditions force the demand for new rootstocks. Carrizo citrange [Citrus sinensis (L.) Osb. x Poncirus trifoliata (L.) Raf.], the most used rootstock in Spain, frequently shows iron chlorosis and salinity problems. Other less common rootstocks, such as Cleopatra mandarin (C. reshniHort. ex Tan.), C. volkameriana Ten. & Pasq., Swingle citrumelo (C. paradisi Macf. x P. trifoliata), and C. macrophylla Wester, do not conveniently solve the problems. Forner-Alcaide 5 (F-A 5) and Forner-Alcaide 13 (F-A 13) are two interspecific hybrids obtained through traditional hybridization by the senior author in a program for breeding citrus rootstocks at the Instituto Valenciano de Investigaciones Agrarias (IVIA) in Moncada (Valencia), Spain. The goals of the breeding program were to obtain new rootstocks tolerant to CTV, salinity, and lime-induced chlorosis and resistant to Phytophthora sp. (Forner and Alcaide, 1993, 1994; Forner et al., 1997
Scientometrics analysis of research activity and collaboration patterns in Chagas cardiomyopathy
No full textAn XLSX Excel file which provides data used by Gregorio González-Alcaide & collaborators in the article “Scientometrics analysis of research activity and collaboration patterns in Chagas cardiomyopathy”
The worksheet “labels” describes the variables of the bibliographic databases that allow identifying the documents used to carry out the study.
The worksheet “documents” present the following data:
PMID: PubMed Identifier.
TI: Title of journal article.
AU: Author(s) of the document.
SO: Source/journal title.
PY: Publication year.
MH: Medical Subject Headings (controlled vocabulary of biomedical terms) that is used to describe the subject of each journal article in MEDLINE.
UT-WOS: Article Identifier in Web of Science (only present in articles indexed in Web of Science).
TC: Times Cites in Web of Science Core Collection
Scientometrics analysis of research activity and collaboration patterns in Chagas cardiomyopathy
No full textAn XLSX Excel file which provides data used by Gregorio González-Alcaide & collaborators in the article “Scientometrics analysis of research activity and collaboration patterns in Chagas cardiomyopathy”
The worksheet “labels” describes the variables of the bibliographic databases that allow identifying the documents used to carry out the study.
The worksheet “documents” present the following data:
PMID: PubMed Identifier.
TI: Title of journal article.
AU: Author(s) of the document.
SO: Source/journal title.
PY: Publication year.
MH: Medical Subject Headings (controlled vocabulary of biomedical terms) that is used to describe the subject of each journal article in MEDLINE.
UT-WOS: Article Identifier in Web of Science (only present in articles indexed in Web of Science).
TC: Times Cites in Web of Science Core Collection
Latinidad de 'alcaide' y de 'alcalde'
No full textFounding his study on semantic and formal analyses and using mostly Roman
or Latin sources as well as incidentally Arab sources, the author revises the
classical etymologies of alcaide and alcalde so as to provide new solutions to
the problems still posed by the origins of these words. Thus, considering the
earliest chronological occurences of the Arabic words qâ id and qâdi, and, on
the other hand, the various ancient occurences of alcaide and alcalde, all
these words are analysed, trying to find satisfactory etymologies, whether
common or divergeing, able to throw a light on the circumstances which
influenced the creation of the above mentioned Spanish words. Also, taking
into account the existence of other words which can be considered as being
similar to the words alcaide and alcalde, such as the Sicilian caitu and the
Corsican capite, the author is led to the conclusion that alcaide and alcalde,
as well as qâ‘id and qâdi, derive from the latin form *capitem
Parecer sobre a casa do Alcaide-Mor (Estremoz): Carlos Castanheira Architects
No full text[Excerto] Introdução: O presente documento refere-se ao Parecer sobre a Casa do Alcaide-Mor, Estremoz, solicitado por Carlos Castanheira Architects, relacionando o sistema construtivo com a condição estrutural do imóvel e as opções mais adequadas para a sua reconstrução e utilização
para fins turísticos, tendo em linha de conta o seu valor patrimonial (monumento nacional).
Este parecer apoia o relatório prévio do projeto de intervenção na Casa do Alcaide, dando
resposta ao requerido no Decreto-Lei nº 140/2009 de 15 de junho, nomeadamente no que se
refere à avaliação da intervenção proposta para a recuperação da Casa do Alcaide-Mor, bem
imóvel classificado de interesse nacional. [...
The supervision of doctoral dissertations as a reflection of library and documentation science in Spain: actors and topics (Population of doctoral dissertations analyzed in the study)
No full textAn XLSX Excel file which provides data used by Gregorio González-Alcaide & Aurora González-Teruel in the article “The supervision of doctoral dissertations as a reflection of library and documentation science in Spain: actors and topics (La dirección de tesis doctorales como reflejo de la biblioteconomía y documentación académica española: actores y temas)”. The worksheet “dissertations” present the following data: Author: Thesis author; Title: Doctoral dissertation title; Year: date of presentation. English abstract: Doctoral dissertations enable the transfer to research skills and capacities to future generations and the consolidation of research lines in a given area of knowledge. The field of library and documentation science in public universities in Spain is characterized by the supervision of doctoral theses by the academics in the area. We identified active professors during the 2019–2020 academic year, their date of appointment as civil servants within the public university system, the dissertations that they supervised, and their participation in papers published in scientific journals. The analysis included 644 theses. About a quarter (23%) of university faculty have never supervised a doctoral thesis, and most faculty members and tenured professors (60%) show a lower than average rate of adviserships/year since their academic appointment. There is a high concentration of PhD advisers in just a few institutions and academics (8% of university professors have supervised 42% of the dissertations), with important gender imbalances: women supervised an average of 1.8 dissertations, compared to 2.6 for men. Information units and services, study metrics and scientific publications, and information sources are the topics of 47% of the dissertations. Many of the professors with 10 or more adviserships (n/N = 12/18) lack a subject area specialization, and their role in PhD supervision was not related to their participation in research activities oriented toward publishing in scientific journals. Our results suggest that considering supervision of doctoral theses as an important academic merit could contribute to a further concentration of power and social capital among a small group of advisers. This phenomenon could reduce the plurality of topics addressed and favor suboptimal adviserships. The imbalances described emerge as another threat, exacerbating the epistemological crisis in the discipline and in the university studies of this area of knowledge. Resumen en español: Las tesis doctorales posibilitan la transmisión de la capacidad investigadora a las futuras generaciones y la consolidación de las líneas de investigación de un área de conocimiento. Se caracteriza la biblioteconomía y documentación de las universidades públicas españolas a partir de la dirección de tesis doctorales por los académicos del área. Se han identificado los docentes activos en el curso 2019-2020, su fecha de nombramiento como funcionarios, las tesis que han dirigido y su participación en publicaciones en revistas científicas. Se han analizado 644 tesis. Un 23% de los Titulares de Universidad nunca ha participado en la dirección de tesis y la mayoría de Titulares y Catedráticos de Universidad (60%) tienen un promedio de direcciones/año desde su nombramiento por debajo de la media del área. Existe una elevada concentración en unas pocas instituciones y directores (el 8% del profesorado ha dirigido el 42% de las tesis), con importantes desequilibrios en la participación de las mujeres (promedio de 1,8 tesis dirigidas frente a 2,6 en el caso de los hombres). Las unidades y servicios de información, los estudios métricos y publicación científica y las fuentes de información son los temas del 47% de las tesis. Muchos de los docentes con 10 o más direcciones (n=18) adolecen de una especialización temática, no existiendo una relación entre su relevante papel en las tareas de dirección y su participación en las actividades de investigación a través de publicaciones en revistas científicas. Los resultados alertan acerca de que la consideración de la dirección de tesis como un importante mérito curricular puede contribuir a reforzar el fenómeno de la concentración del poder y capital social en un reducido grupo de directores, provocando una reducción de la pluralidad de enfoques y direcciones deficientes. Los desequilibrios descritos se erigen como una amenaza más que se suma a la crisis epistemológica de la disciplina y de los estudios universitarios de esta área de conocimiento. Palabras clave: Tesis doctorales; Producción científica; Información y Documentación; Concentración de poder; Capital social; Desigualdad de género; Especialización temática; Mérito académico; Profesores universitarios; España
The Vesicles of Phyllomedusa sauvagii (Anura: Hylidae) Nest
No full textPhyllomedusa sauvagii lays its eggs surrounded by peculiar vesicles in nests made with tree leaves and, until now, the function of these vesicles was thought to be for maintaining moisture. The histomorphological and histochemical analysis of the oviduct of individuals in ovulatory period, and the study of the vesicles in the oviduct, ovisac and in the nest, showed unexpected results. Vesicles originate from glycoconjugates, proteins and lipids secreted in the PCP and PC and organized in the oviductal lumen and, according to their content, it is possible to recognize at last four types. Furthermore, both in the ovisac and in the nest, vesicles show peculiar relationships with oocites/eggs/embryos through specific communication channels, showing the existence of more complex interactions than previously thought.Fil: Pucci Alcaide, Ana. Fundación Miguel Lillo; ArgentinaFil: Alcaide, María Fernanda. Fundación Miguel Lillo; ArgentinaFil: Pucci Alcaide, Franco. Fundación Miguel Lillo; ArgentinaFil: Lavilla, Esteban Orlando. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Centro Científico Tecnológico Conicet - Tucumán; Argentina. Fundación Miguel Lillo; Argentin
Los artistas. una aproximación estructuralista al mundo del arte
No full textTreballs Finals del Grau de Siciologia, Facultat d'Economia i Empresa, Universitat de Barcelona, Curs: 2014-2015, Tutora: Vanessa Alcaide LozanoEn este proyecto de investigación se realiza un estudio de los artistas desde el
capital social. Este es un concepto multidimensional que presenta diversidad de definiciones
dependiendo del autor o la perspectiva desde el cual se parta. En estas páginas se
entenderá el capital social desde una perspectiva estructuralista, considerándolo como “el
conjunto de recursos inmersos en la red social” (Lin, 2001). Será interesante observar cómo
se compone dicha red social de los artistas y de qué forma afecta ésta a su capital social y a
su reputación
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