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Dataset concerning TiO2 polymorphic transformations in hydrothermal context. It includes some Zr-in-rutile thermometric calculations

IACI (v.0.1) is the first version of the Iberian Actuarial Climate Index developed at Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Dept of Actuarial and Financial Economics & Statistics, consisting of: TIME EXTENSION: *From 1961 to 2022 PERIODS: *Monthly: Jan,...,Dec. *Seasonal: Q1,...,Q4. GEOGRAPHICAL EXTENSION: *Iberian peninsula (excluding the Balearic and Canary Islands, and the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla) *The index particularized to the following geographical areas: -Spain (continental) -Portugal (continental) -Spanish provinces: Cuenca, Toledo, Ciudad Real, Albacete, Guadalajara, La Rioja.

Assessing chronic pain in dogs has been greatly favoured by the development of Owner-Reported Outcome Measures. Among them, the Liverpool Osteoarthritis in Dogs (LOAD) has been widely used for this purpose. Most of these tools have been written in English and its use by non-English natives requires not only translation but also linguistic validation for use by veterinarians and owners. For its use, the LOAD has not undergone translation into Spanish and the objective was to generate a linguistically validated Spanish translation of the LOAD. Following the World Health Organization and the International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research published guidelines, the original LOAD English version underwent analysis and translation by two native linguists proficient in the target language. Both translations were then reviewed by a third native linguist to identify potential disparities and establish a cohesive translation (reconciliation). Subsequently, an independent linguist, fluent in both English and the target language, conducted the back-translation. Finally, the research team compared the original and back-translated versions to pinpoint and resolve any significant differences. Following the creation of the translated version, a cognitive debriefing was conducted to assess the questionnaire within the target population. A total of 89 surveys were distributed to dog owners of varying ages, genders, and socio-economic backgrounds. Although there were some suggestions and comments, and some adjustments were made, all respondents found the survey to be clear, achieving a linguistic validation of the Spanish LOAD.

Vídeo-impresión 3D prisma triangular T-IONO-4B. Adjunto de la Tesis Doctoral titulada: "Formulación de ionogeles e hidrogeles de celulosa procedente del fraccionamiento de la madera y su aplicación en la impresión 3D" de Cynthia Hopson.

Vídeo impresión 3D prisma triangular T-KRAFT-4. Adjunto de la Tesis Doctoral titulada: "Formulación de ionogeles e hidrogeles de celulosa procedente del fraccionamiento de la madera y su aplicación en la impresión 3D" de Cynthia Hopson.

Experimental data published in the article "Metabolic rate of goldfish (Carassius auratus) in the face of common aquaculture challenges" in the journal "Biology2.

A hierarchical hybrid coating (HHC) comprising a ceramic oxide layer and two biodegradable polymeric (polycaprolactone, PCL) layers has been developed on Mg3Zn0.4Ca cast alloy in order to provide a controlled degradation rate and functionality by creating a favorable porous surface topography for cell adhesion. The inner, ceramic layer formed by plasma electrolytic oxidation (PEO) has been enriched in bioactive elements (Ca, P, Si). The intermediate PCL layer sealed the defect in the PEO layer and the outer microporous PCL layer loaded with the appropriate active molecule, thus providing drug-eluting capacity. Morphological, chemical, and biological characterizations of the manufactured coatings loaded with ciprofloxacin (CIP) and paracetamol (PAR) have been carried out. In vitro assays with cell lines relevant for cardiovascular implants and bone prosthesis (endothelial cells and premyoblasts) showed that the drug-loaded coating allows for cell proliferation and viability. The study of CIP and PAR cytotoxicity and release rate indicated that the porous PCL layer does not release concentrations detrimental to the cells. However, complete system assays revealed that corrosion behavior and increase of the pH negatively affects cell viability. H2 evolution during corrosion of Mg alloy substrate generates blisters in PCL layer that accelerate the corrosion locally in crevice microenvironment. A detailed mechanism of the system degradation is disclosed. The accelerated degradation of the developed system may present interest for its further adaptation to new cancer therapy strategies.